Hello, cyclists! I hope that the week has been treating you all well so far. Before I begin, have you checked out my last post titled “Workouts for Indoor Cycling“? If you’re finding yourself struggling continuing your cycling routine in the winter, this post is for you. There are many great workouts that you can…
Happy Monday, fellow cyclists! I hope that, wherever you are, you’ve been getting many opportunities to hit the pavement in the past week. In light-filled San Diego, California, I’ve been comfortably basking in balmy temperatures and riding happily under the sun. The longer days and brighter weather means, of course, more time on the road…
If you’re like me and have noticed that your bike is worse for wear after months of riding in winter conditions, it might be time for your bike to get a bath. I’ve recently noticed that my bicycle has accumulated a not-so-attractive layer of grime after carrying me over slush, ice, and dirt these past few…
Greetings cyclists! Today marks the first day of my new Friday series. This series, titled, “Ask Bart Haynes,” will focus on answering questions from beginning cyclists. Although I can anticipate what issues or problems novice cyclists might run into, I’d like to hear from all of you to generate real life situations that need an expert opinion….
A bike is made of many parts and the most essential of them all are the chains without them the bicycle would not work. Due to the frequent movements a bike makes it is prone to wearing out that is why some simple skills are necessary. While many bike owners consider changing a bike chain…
