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Health and Coaching

Winter Nutrition Essentials: The “Off Season”

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By Breanne Nalder Harward, MS RDN — The cycling season is long as well as demanding of the body. We utilize a multitude of...

Air Quality and Outdoor Cycling & Training

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By Sarah Kaufmann — What are the health risks of training in bad air? My agenda with looking into this research is in evaluating...

Cycling Can Make Seniors Healthier and More Independent

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Cycling can make seniors healthier and more independent − here’s how to design bikes and networks that meet their needs​ By Anne Lusk, Lecturer in Urban...

The Athlete’s Kitchen: Undereating & Overtraining—A Dangerous Duo

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By Nancy Clark MS RD CSSD — Most athletes want to perform at their best. They train hard and fuel up/refuel in a manner...

Virtual Cycling: How Zwift Changed the Way I Train

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By Peter Abraham — Early last year, my friend Steve Beckett, CMO at Zwift, gifted me their Hub trainer to try out. I had...

Columns

Cycling Trivia

A Remarkable Year in Road Racing

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By Dave Campbell — Looking back at a Remarkable Year of World Cycling including some significant American performances… Q1. The last time an American woman...

Guest Editorial: California’s Transportation Budget Must Prioritize Green Transportation

The not so Ordinary, Ordinary Cyclist: Samuel Lance Waddington

John, the Not-So-Ordinary, Ordinary Cyclist

Cycling Trivia: The World Championships

Bicycle Touring

Bicycle Touring

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

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By Lou Melini — On June 25, 2016, Kristen Jokinen, and her husband Ville, started their 2-year, 18,215 bike ride from Prudhoe Bay, Alaska...
Bicycle Touring

The not so Ordinary, Ordinary Cyclist: Samuel Lance Waddington

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By Savannah Cottam — Sam is a contagiously charismatic Aussie; I met him while working as a backpacking guide in Colorado. As he told...

Lael Wilcox Sets New Around the World by Bike Record

Bicycle Touring Along the Historic C & O Canal Towpath

John, the Not-So-Ordinary, Ordinary Cyclist

The Art of the Midweek Overnighter

Mechanic's Corner

Fall 2024

Helmets Don’t Last Forever – Is it Time to Replace Yours?

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By Tom Jow — The rider that has not had a crash may never think to replace their helmet. The rider that has crashed...

A Helmet is More than a Brain Bucket

Long Live Cross-country Bikes!

A Guide to Buying a Used Bike

Beauty in Age

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Women in Cycling

Women in Cycling

Bad Weather, Hills and the Dark Deter Cyclists, Particularly Women. So What Can We Do About It?

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By Richard Bean, The University of Queensland; Dorina Pojani, The University of Queensland, and Jonathan Corcoran, The University of Queensland The gender gap in urban...

Hellman Foundation Awards $2.5 Million Grant to the USA Cycling Foundation to Fund Women’s Programs

Robin Goomes Wins The Inaugural Women’s Red Bull Rampage

Bicycle History

Bicycle History

The 1896 ride of the Buffalo Soldiers through Yellowstone National Park

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‘No better troops.’ The 1896 ride of the Buffalo Soldiers through Yellowstone National Park By Michael Poland, Idaho Capital Sun — Many would enjoy the...
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....

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

Remembering an Historic Olympics for American Cycling

The Best World Championship Road Race of All Time!

Milestones: Eddy Merckx and the Tour de France That Almost Wasn’t

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Ted King, Amanda Nauman-Sheek Among 2025 Gravel Hall of Fame Inductees

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EMPORIA, Kansas (January 27, 2025) — Today, the Gravel Cycling Hall of Fame unveils its 2025 inductees. This year’s inductee class includes LeLan Dains,...
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