Group Ride Etiquette: The Unwritten Rules, Written Down
The unwritten rules of riding in a group: what to bring, how to hold your line, how to point and call, and...
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What to Wear for Indoor Cycling: Trainer, Zwift and Spin
Indoor rides run hot. What to wear on the trainer, what to leave off, and the setup that keeps you cool through...
How to Prevent Saddle Sores (and What to Do If You Get One)
Why saddle sores happen, eight ways to prevent them, what to do if you get one, and why your chamois matters more...
Find a New Climb: How to Plan an Exploring Group Ride
Use a topographic map to find a climb nobody in your group has ridden, plan a no-drop route to it and ride...
How to Read a Topographic Map for Cycling (Contour Lines Explained)
Contour lines show you where the climbs are, how steep they get and where the road will go. Here's how to read...
How to Host a Fix-It Ride: A Group Ride With a Repair Clinic
A short ride, a long coffee and three repair stations, so everyone in the group goes home able to fix a flat.
What to Carry on a Road Ride: The Pocket Repair Kit
A simple repair kit that fits in three jersey pockets and covers the problems that actually stop rides: flats, loose bolts and...
Designing Contour: Read the Land, Follow Your Own Line
Contour turns topographic map lines into a race jersey: dusty lilac contours on deep olive, one citron line, and an imagined landscape...
Designing The Mechanic: Clock Out, Clip In
Every riding group has an unofficial mechanic. The Mechanic gives them a uniform: a navy work shirt printed on a full-zip cycling...
Birthday Cycling Jerseys: Personalized Gifts for a 40th, 50th or 60th
A jersey with their name, their number and their birthday ride on it. Five ways to make a personalized birthday cycling jersey,...
How to Train for Climbs When You Live Somewhere Flat
No mountains nearby? Steady no-coast intervals, headwinds, bridge repeats, low-cadence work and a simple weekly plan to get you ready for a...
How to Host a Holiday Group Ride (That People Actually Show Up For)
Short days, cold mornings and a calendar full of parties: how to plan a festive December club ride with a theme, an...