A Commuter Rides a Century
A 29yearold who wears Converse on his daily commute prepares to tackle a century ride in the middle of August (yikes).
By Brian KendallCycling Articles & Advice
How to Conquer a Long Climb
In cycling, the trip down is more than worth the trip up. Here are some tips to tackling those epic climbs on a bike.
By Marc Lindsay
Pro Cyclist Ted King Shares How to Fit in on a Group Ride
Cycling in a group has a very specific set of rules. Don't get left on the side of the road.
By Ted King | Active Advantage
7 Reasons to Set Cycling Goals Early
Waiting until spring to plan this season's goals can put you in a time crunch that isn't necessary. Use these seven tips to turn your weaknesses in...
By Lori Walker
Why it Pays for Cyclists to Base Train
Cyclists should train before training, so to speak. Here we break down base training, which will have a big impact on your race performance.
By Bicycling
Should Cyclists Shave Their Legs?
Smooth legs are expected on pro cyclists, triathletes and Olympic swimmers. But what's the reasoning behind agegroupers taking to the razor?
By Stephen Regenold
How To Tell If You Need A New Bike
Whether you have one bike, or a stable full of noble steeds, use this infographic to determine whether or not you need a new ride.
By Michael Nystrom
How Many Centuries Can I Ride This Year?
Sometimes a cyclist's eyes are bigger than his or her legs. How many centuries can you realistically prepare for in a season?
By Jim Rutberg
