by bobAuthor | Apr 4, 2015 | Cycling General, info notes, Technical, Videos
First official Senior’s road ride of the season yours truly flipped a piece of glass into the sidewall ruining a relatively new cross tire and cutting the tube to an extent that the sealant failed. The tire boot worked well enough, but the cut was noticeable, slightly...
by bobAuthor | Apr 4, 2015 | Cycling General, News, Technical, Training
Bill Pollock pollockb@aol.com sent us an article from the LA TIMES http://latimes.com about new pedal technology from http://nikolainnovation.com It may help to review how the knee joint works in cycling, which tells us there is a slight rotation between the tibia and...
by bobAuthor | Mar 22, 2015 | Accident Alert, Images, Training
Had to share this little flash back with you. This rider is not me. However; this same exciting adventure happened to me one Sunday when I worked at the University of Idaho, Moscow. In my case I was on a Moscow Mountain trail. My bike, Black Schwinn Paramount 26 inch...
by bobAuthor | Mar 18, 2015 | Cycling General, News, Technical, Training, Videos
Anatomy awareness How comfortable are you on your bicycle during a twenty mile ride, forty miles, sixty miles, century? What does tensional integrity have in common between Buckminster Fuller, a bicycle wheel, and one’s anatomy? How does saddle height range change...
by bobAuthor | Mar 9, 2015 | Cycling General, Images, News, Technical
We could be riding in this. New York snow does not melt in one day like Santa Fe snow. Our friend Sandy, President of Cambridge Valley Cycling, sent the following experience with his classic steel bicycle, as he is thinking about a re-furbish project. With our season...
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