BREAKAWAY WISHES FOR 2021

Thank you for joining me and more fellow cycling enthusiasts than ever who came to the site this past year. My breakaway wishes that 2021 brings you good form, faster times, and epic rides.
Read moreThank you for joining me and more fellow cycling enthusiasts than ever who came to the site this past year. My breakaway wishes that 2021 brings you good form, faster times, and epic rides.
Read moreEvery year I write a post about a few of my favorite cycling things from the past year. This year, like everything else, it’s different.
Read moreFor all of you roadies who have come to gravel for the change of pace and pure fun of it, here are a few tips I’ve learned from riding it.
Read moreDespite all the recent improvements in tubeless road tires, here’s my analysis of what’s real now and what you should know about them.
Read moreHere are 5 things I hope cyclists see in 2020. Each is possible and would add a lot to our ability as roadies to make the right decisions.
Read moreIf you want to ride your fastest and enjoy yourself the most, cycling’s new tech – road disc bikes, tubeless tires, and electronic shifting – is now tech
Read moreHere’s my take on the state of cycling, a look forward at upcoming reviews, how I’m trying to improve the site, and an easy way for you to give me feedback
Read moreIt’s that time of year for those of us who live where winter means cold and wind, snow and rain, gritty roads and dark days. We’ve endured months of indoor riding, made disciplined suffering a virtue, and somehow felt smart about spending a ton of money on a trainer that also claims to be.
Read morePaceline riding requires a discipline almost as demanding as synchronized swimming. But you seldom get to practice paceline riding before it’s time to perform and touching wheels can have a far worse outcome than touching arms in a pool.
Read moreHere’s a checklist of what you need to have every bike ride, good if riding for a few hours leaving from home, driving to the start, or riding a few days.
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