Whether you are a road, gravel, or mountain biker, we all want to go faster. Any cyclist will tell you that a critical component to progressing as a rider is...
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Ten reasons to ride your bike early in the morning
Surveys show that of Americans who regularly work out, over 50% report that their workout occurs before 10:00 A.M.
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The most popular ways to travel with an e-bike
E-bikes are here to stay, as seen by a nearly 40% surge in e-bike usage since the pandemic ended, with much of that usage taking place on cycling vacations.
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A beginners guide to road racing
Road races typically take place on public roads and can vary greatly in distance, terrain, and difficulty, which makes them so popular.
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How to build cycling fitness in limited time
Regardless of the cycling discipline you lean toward—yes, even me, the beer-drinking mountain biker—can benefit from high-intensity interval training
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Getting into gravel racing
Gravel races often take place on gravel roads. Due to the abundance of unpaved roads in the US, such races are much easier to organize logistically.
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How to get your kid into mountain biking
A few years after becoming a father, I rediscovered and fell back in love with mountain biking. Shortly after, I realized nothing would bring me greater joy than having my...
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How to choose a hitch bike rack
Usually, one of the biggest reasons to buy a bicycle directly rather than from a bike shop is the price. As you’ve probably guessed, removing steps saves money.
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Your guide to direct-to-consumer bikes
Usually, one of the biggest reasons to buy a bicycle directly rather than from a bike shop is the price. As you’ve probably guessed, removing steps saves money.
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Fat bike buying guide
Whether you are a road cyclist, gravel rider, mountain biker, or all of the above, once the snow starts flying, many cyclists put their bikes away until the spring thaw....