Should Cyclists Run in the Offseason?
If you don't feel like staying inside this winter, find out how a coldweather jog might help your cycling.
By Gale BernhardtCycling Articles & Advice
A Commuter Rides a Century: 7 Tips for Riding in the Heat
Unless you take a cycling hiatus while the Tour de France is showing, you’ll have to ride your bike in the heat. Here are some tips that’ll cool yo...
By Brian Kendall
How to Become a Faster Sprinter on the Bike
Bragging rights always come down to your ability to sprint and finish a race. Here are some tips to help your speed to the finish line.
By Pez
Cycling's 10 Commandments of Training
When you get to the point where you want to take your cycling to the next level you need to train. As you go forth, remember these rules.
By Bicycling
A Commuter Rides a Century: 7 Tips for Buying a Used Bike
In need of a road bike for a century ride, one of our editors finds that digging through the bargain bin for a used bike isn't such a bad idea.
By Brian Kendall
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
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
