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Health and Coaching

I Used AI to Train for a Gravel Race. Here’s How it Went.

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By Peter Abraham — Earlier this year, after recovering from various injuries, I signed up for the Lifetime Big Sugar Classic gravel race. It’s...

Sports Nutrition News from the American College of Sports Medicine

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By Nancy Clark MS RD CSSD — The American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) is a professional organization with more than 14,000 members who...

Indoor Cycling Training Tips for Triathletes

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by Coach Lora Erickson, BlondeRunner.com — Indoor cycling is a great way to build endurance, power, and efficiency for triathlon cycling. Here are some...

The Athlete’s Kitchen: Athletes, Food & Fear of Weight Gain

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By Nancy Clark MS RD CSSD — As a sports nutritionist, I spend too many counseling hours resolving weight concerns of athletic people. Females...

Reclaiming the Ride Postpartum: Bike Fit and Returning to Sport

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By Pat Casey with Skye Moench — As a bike fitter and student of biomechanics and physiology, I’m fascinated by the human body’s ability...

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Bicycle History

Before the Cowbells Ring in Hulst: How Much Do You Know About Dutch Cyclocross?

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The 2026 UCI Cyclocross World Championships arrive in Hulst this winter, bringing the sport's pinnacle event to a fortified Dutch town in Zeeland where...

County in Southeastern Utah has a Radioactive Target on its Back

Tour de France Trivia: Celebrating the Greatest Sporting Spectacle on Earth

A Short Christmas Sermon: Keeping Racing Season

Southwest Search and Rescue Team Has Seen It All

Bicycle Touring

Bicycle Touring

A Bike Tour in Spain – Mountains, the Alhambra, and Panaderias

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By Tom Diegel — If you’re into bike packing/touring - or even if you’re not! - eventually you’ll be drawn to ride in Europe....
Bicycle Touring

A Bicycle Tour from Minnesota to Canada

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Celebrating 50 Years of Bike Touring By Nancy Ziegler — My first self-contained bike tour was in 1974 when I was 24. I travelled through...

Bridging Generations: A 32-Year-Old Cyclist and His Over-70 Rookie Parents Find Joy on a 400-Mile Journey 

Bike Touring in Alaska with Adventure Cycling Association

Book Review Joy Ride: A Bike Odyssey from Alaska to Argentina – Sometimes Joyful, Sometimes Not

The not so Ordinary, Ordinary Cyclist: Samuel Lance Waddington

Mechanic's Corner

Fall 2025

Brake Pad Replacement

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By Tom Jow — During the first couple of rides this season my brakes let me know it was time for inspection. The loud...

Video: La Bicicleta Vieja (The Old Bicycle) – A Documentary

Brake Inspection is Quick and Easy

Anatomy of a Disc Brake

Find Your Optimal Tire Pressure for Comfort and Efficiency

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Women in Cycling

Events

Raise the Jolly Roger: Little Red Opens 2026 Ride Registration

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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (January 15, 2026) — Registration is now open for the 2026 Little Red, the nation’s largest women’s cycling event, set...

What I learned at the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift

From Emilia Romagna to Piedmont: The Giro d’Italia Women 2026 Route Unveiled

Bicycle History

August 2012

Adventure Cycling in the Wild West

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It’s 120 degrees in the shade as Clarence Darling, 19 and Claude Murphey, 20, cyclists from Jackson, Michigan rest at a Colorado telegraph station in the Green Desert near the Utah border. At only 2 months into a fifteen month, 13,500 mile bike tour and with only 2 cents left in their pockets they are not feeling optimistic. The year is 1904.
Bicycle History

A.S. Gillott Bicycles: A Brief History

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As a fan of handmade steel bicycle frames, especially those of English design, one of my favorite framebuilders was a gentleman named Ron Cooper....

First Taste of Freedom Highlights the History of Bicycle Marketing

Recollections of the 1988 Women’s Tour de France Féminin

Nicole Cooke’s “The Breakaway” Recounts the Career of One of Britain’s Greatest Cyclists

Jonathan Maskit’s “bicycle” Traces History of the Machine

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Bike Community

Yasso and Can’d Aid Deliver 1,200 Bikes to Kids Nationwide in 2025 Volunteer Drive

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In 2025, Can’d Aid and Yasso partnered for the third consecutive Give Back Tour, hosting large company-sponsored community events across 12 cities LONGMONT, Colorado (December...
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