by inorrish | Oct 24, 2015 | Cycling General
Winter Riding Schedule (Road Rides) March – 10.30 AM Thursdays – meet as below, same times January – Museum Hill, 11 am February – El Dorado, 11 am March – 599 RR Sta, 10.30 am
by bobAuthor | Sep 30, 2015 | Cycling General, News, Technical
Her first grasshopper. Excerpt from Barnett’s latest newsletter article “Excellence, or Expediency?” http://bbinstitute.com When the bicycle leaves a factory, it has considerable potential, but if the right things don’t happen between the...
by bobAuthor | Sep 6, 2015 | Cycling General, News, Technical
Senor Polleck shares a Bicycling article of classic proportions. There is a niche market in classic steel bikes that includes baby-boomers, generation X-ers, and generation Y, a.k.a. millennials. Nostalgic baby-boomers will scrounge an old discarded frame and spend...
by bobAuthor | Aug 28, 2015 | Cycling General, Technical, Training, Videos
Bill Pollock supposes one can always use more info on patching a tube, especially if one can look at a video at home when convenient. http://www.bicycling.com/video/how-patch-inner-tube?cid=NL_BIK_-_08282015_patch_tube Now from the blokes with big blades down...
by inorrish | Aug 27, 2015 | Cycling General, Images
Photo by Tom Andrews
by bobAuthor | Aug 21, 2015 | Cycling General, Technical
What has become known as the Q factor, correct term is “tread”, is the distance between pedals at the inside of the crank arms. Tread or Q factor theory arises from anatomical studies measuring our stance distance when walking and running. Humans tend to place their...
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