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Whether you're preparing to ride the cobblestones of Europe or navigate the potholes down the street, save your hands with these handlebar additions.
Crashes happen--whether you're racing or commuting to work. Here's what you need to know when life gives you a break.
Because many cyclists train on a week-to-week basis, a key ingredient to performance gains is often overlooked: rest. Here's why putting your feet up once in awhile can improve your riding.
You hear about them from your training partners, coaches or at the bike shop. But are the performance gains from tubular tires really worth the investment?
Has your riding become routine? Can't find the motivation to dig deep? Try these tips for lighting a spark in your cycling.
Train harder, improve your positioning, and increase your time trial speed with this guide to winning the race of truth.
Six-time Leadville 100 winner Dave Wiens talks about training and preparing for an epic one-day mountain bike race.
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Are you thinking about hiring a coach to improve your race performance? Before turning over your training, consider these questions.
Group ride etiquette is essential whether you're training with the team or on a leisurely ride with friends. Employ these 10 rules to make your next outing more about riding than surviving.
Cyclists have long been known for smooth legs and arms. But with today's modern technology, are there better ways to go hairless than shaving?
Barbells and dumbbells are fine to pump up your muscles, but if you want core strength--the kind that makes your whole body strong--it's time to get some balls.
Turn next weekend into an adventure. These beach-side camping destinations cater to everyone from singletrack riders to the pannier crowd.
With race season right around the corner, now is the time to get your team together to hone tactics, improve handling skills, and get motivated for competition.
Since the invention of the bicycle, a cyclist's wardrobe has struggled to be both fashionable and practical. Here's how to get the best of both worlds.
Whether you're heading to Hawaii for the Ironman or to Sicily for a cycling tour, practicing, planning and packing can make life hectic. Here's how to make getting there a breeze.
What more can you do to make your bike faster? Try ceramic bearings. This step-by-step guide will have you riding faster, smoother and lighter.
He's backā¦and he can still ride with the best. So how does he do it? And how can you apply Lance's methods to your own training?
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Whether you're a competitive cyclist or a weekend group rider, knowing how to ride in a pack is imperative. Use these tips from Team Columbia-Highroad rider Michael Barry to perfect your performance in the peloton.
Lance Armstrong's Giro, Tom Boonen's Specialized. The new Rudy Project. Find out who was wearing what at the 2009 Amgen Tour of California Prologue time trial.
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If you sweat during exercise, you lose weight. So how much fluid is needed to replenish lost pounds and rehydrate your body?