Clincher or Tubular? When it comes to bike tires, those are two of the longtime choices, with tubeless tires now becoming a major force as well. Which tire type to use is a common question among cyclists, triathletes, and recreational bikers. Why are there even different types of bike tires? … Read More
Buying your first entry level triathlon bike can be a daunting task. When I bought mine, I was extremely excited about getting on a built-for-triathlon bike, but a little nervous that it was going to be an entirely new type of bike for me.
Of all the investments you will … Read More
We love seeing people get into cycling – whether it is purely recreational, or to build up to longer rides, or to ultimately compete in a bike race or triathlon. Our attitude is that the more cyclists there are — regardless of your budget — the more demand for trails, … Read More
Many of us love the speed and efficiency of road bikes, but sometimes we crave a little adventure on unpaved paths. Or perhaps we just want more route options than the same-old road shoulders. Converting a road bike into a gravel bike is a … Read More
Cycling power meters can help cyclists take their conditioning and speed to the next level. A good power meter might not be on the “basic needs” list for a beginner, but many intermediate and advanced cyclists and triathletes can benefit from one. Powermeters can be relatively easy to install, and … Read More
The Vittoria Corsa Pro and Vittoria Corsa Speed, alongside the Continental 5000, have emerged as the leading options for avid cyclists who need the best speed from their tires. These tires are all designed to provide good speed and acceleration on various road conditions, but they also have some subtle … Read More
Any cyclist with any mileage behind them remembers close calls with motorists. When I think back to the close calls I’ve had over the years, there are a few that quickly come to mind and make me cringe, and two more from last summer were officially added to the list.… Read More
You’ve been training indoors, getting your conditioning up and doing structure bike workouts. You probably have a decent base built, but are ready to get outside and work on your endurance. How do you known when is the right time? And what do you need to know before you hit … Read More
There are many reasons cyclists wear gloves when riding. They can help cushion your hands and prevent callouses. Sometimes a glove is enough shock absorber to make your elbows and shoulders feel better on a ride. Some cycling gloves are designed to keep your hands warm. Other gloves can give … Read More
