Bikes come in many types, shapes, and sizes, but one common thread (pun intended) that unites them all is tires. This month, I wanted to share my thoughts on tire choice, the culture of bike tires, and some tire-related tips and anecdotes. At some point, most cyclists find themselves on the side of the road [...]
Leaves changing, back to school, end of cycling season break – these are some of the things most people think about when autumn comes around. But not me. Even after a long season of traveling and racing my bike on the road, my mind inevitably turns to CYCLOCROSS for the fall. One thing to realize [...]
November 3, 2011 | Posted in
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By Tyler Wren One of the great things about cycling is the accessibility of the cyclists we consider stars. Whether you simply like to ride a bike or you’re a professional cyclist, there’s still excitement when you get to meet the sport’s biggest names. As a professional cyclist, I’m still a huge fan of our [...]
By Tyler Wren One of the great things about cycling is the accessibility of the cyclists we consider stars. Whether you simply like to ride a bike or you’re a professional cyclist, there’s still excitement when you get to meet the sport’s biggest names. As a professional cyclist, I’m still a huge fan of our [...]
Following a positive return from Marco Arriagada’s B-Sample, here is Tyler’s immediate response after the incident from our April/May Issue and his perspective on doping in the pro peloton. With forty switchbacks of uninterrupted suffering ahead of me and the main peloton five minutes behind, I felt confident in my ability to prevail on the [...]
Following a positive return from Marco Arriagada’s B-Sample, here is Tyler’s immediate response after the incident from our April/May Issue and his perspective on doping in the pro peloton. With forty switchbacks of uninterrupted suffering ahead of me and the main peloton five minutes behind, I felt confident in my ability to prevail on the [...]
Yellow jerseys, pink jerseys, polka-dots, zebra stripes, argyle, flesh tones, national champion jerseys, leader’s jerseys, state champions, regional champions, series leaders- the myriad of lycra costumes we collectively sport as cyclists (formally known as cycling ‘kits’) are both a constant basis for derision from motorists and a point of pride and connection with the history [...]
February 17, 2011 | Posted in
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Yellow jerseys, pink jerseys, polka-dots, zebra stripes, argyle, flesh tones, national champion jerseys, leader’s jerseys, state champions, regional champions, series leaders- the myriad of lycra costumes we collectively sport as cyclists (formally known as cycling ‘kits’) are both a constant basis for derision from motorists and a point of pride and connection with the history [...]
February 17, 2011 | Posted in
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While I was relaxing during yet another mammoth highway bus transfer, my interest was piqued by a man galloping a horse at full speed in the opposing lane. Motorists signaled and passed as they would with any other slow moving vehicle, apparently unsurprised by this startling spectacle. Welcome to Sao Paolo, the Brazilian province which [...]
December 22, 2010 | Posted in
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While I was relaxing during yet another mammoth highway bus transfer, my interest was piqued by a man galloping a horse at full speed in the opposing lane. Motorists signaled and passed as they would with any other slow moving vehicle, apparently unsurprised by this startling spectacle. Welcome to Sao Paolo, the Brazilian province which [...]
December 22, 2010 | Posted in
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