Cycling
Dear Motorist
Over the last decade, almost 7,000 cyclists have been killed. Pledge to be more aware, stop the distractions, and stay courteous on the road.
Don’t Miss the First Ever Women’s La Course in Paris
Other than watching the race and taking in all the action, here are five ways you can participate in La Course by Le Tour de France.
How To Fix a Dropped Chain
What’s the most important part of a bike? Arguably, the chain. Read on to learn how to fix a dropped chain.
Cyclocross: Muddy, Messy, Brutal Fun
My legs burned, I was wheezing, and dirt covered every inch of me. I pedaled through the muddy corner toward a sudden, steep hill. I knew my legs wouldn’t make the climb. I jumped off my bike, threw it over my shoulder, and ran.
Vacation By Bike
Trips that take you off the beaten path, specializing in adventures that are guided “ethically” with consideration of the local people and terrain.
Funds Needed to Send Afghan Women’s Cycling Team to Asia Cycling Championships
Help get gear to Afghanistan’s first women’s cycling team, start up two new teams, train a mechanic, and send them to the Asia Cycling championships in May.
The Effects of Weather, Womanhood, and Wednesdays
Those “moods” were hormone-caused, I thought, and so was this weaker-than-usual feeling, the compulsion to put forth as little effort as possible.
Best Mountain Bike Parks of 2013
Take some of the guesswork out of planning your next mountain biking trip.
Nurturing a Passion for Bikes
Participants in the August 30th charity ride will enjoy a 35- or 56-mile road ride, topping out at 11,018 feet on the iconic and incredibly scenic Red Mountain Pass.
Power to the Peleton
The Women’s Cycling Association is advocating to get more women involved in the sport of cycling
The Road Not Ridden: Afghanistan’s First Female Cycling Team
A former road bike racer gets a chance to ride with Afghanistan’s first women’s cycling team.
