Expect some downtime over the next 24 hours
We are working on some major updates to the website over the course of the next 24 hours. As a result, we expect the site to be up and down quite a bit during that time.
We are working on some major updates to the website over the course of the next 24 hours. As a result, we expect the site to be up and down quite a bit during that time.
If permanent Daylight Saving Time becomes law, cyclists would enjoy approximately one extra hour of evening daylight throughout the winter, providing more opportunities for safer after-work riding, though morning riders would face darker commuting conditions.
Starting this week, we have finally gotten all of our foundation work done such that we can once again send out our weekly newsletter. If you would like to sign up, click the sign up above, enter your email address ( you will get a confirmation email ). Every newsletter will include and unsubscribe option so that you can opt out at any time.
Indoor season is winding up. For me, one thing this means is it is time to swap out my tires and tubes to use the take offs from the outdoor season as my trainer tires. They will wear out, but that is expected. That said, I always use new tubes, and these days, it is always the Tubolitos. Love the feel of the TPU tubes, and they hold up well for me…
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Like many cyclists, the holiday season has derailed my training and my riding. Between the cold, the rain and getting dark well before 6pm, it is hard to get out and get the work done, and with the holidays, there are so many distractions that things just slip.