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

LeMond's Mental Toughness

Everyone who watched it unfold wondered: How did Greg LeMond make up 50 seconds on Laurent Fignon in that final stage at the Tour de France?

By Mat Fitzgerald

10 Ways to Immediately Improve on the Bike

This article is not full of wishful thinking or empty promises. These are, in fact, 10 ways you can see immediate improvement on your next ride.

By Brian Kendall

What Does 8,000 Calories Look Like?

On average, a cyclist competing in the Tour de France consumes 8,000 calories in a single day. Having trouble imagining that? Let us help you out.

By Brian Kendall

7 Ways to Prevent and Treat Cyclist's Palsy

Numbness in the hands while cycling could be a bigger problem than you think. Learn ways to prevent and treat symptoms of Cyclist's Palsy with thes...

By PezCycling News

7 Tips for Cycling on Rough Roads

Rough roads can affect your speed on the bike just as much as riding uphill or into a headwind. Use these seven tips to make your ride a smoother e...

By Jim Gourley

Racing Your First Time Trial

Time Trials can be a great introduction into racing a bike. Here's all you need to know to prepare for the race of truth.

By Dan Dodson

5 Tips to Consider When Setting Cycling Goals

Whether your goal is to finish a race or be first, setting attainable achievements are an important part of the process. Here's how to avoid mistak...

By Bruce Hildenbrand