Why it Pays for Cyclists to Base Train
If youve ever signed up for a charity ride, fondo, or other endurance event and wondered how youd fit in all the training, you no doubt rejoiced upon learn
7 Reasons to Set Cycling Goals Early
Come January, the Internet will be flooded with articles discussing how to accomplish your goals for the year. By waiting until spring to begin planning and t
Your eyes burn from the sweat dripping down your brow. Your heart pounds and your breath feels shallow and pointless. Youre pedaling hard but hardly moving. Tac
Pro Cyclist Ted King Shares How to Fit in on a Group Ride
This article is part of an exclusive series available only to Active Advantage members. To read more tips and training advice from the worlds top endurance athl
How to Handle a Bike Accident With a Vehicle
John Duggan was riding along the left side of a lane of vehicles stopped in a traffic jam, when a car pulled out from the lane to make a U-turn right in front o
As our cycling editor once told me, Youre a bike rider, not yet a cyclist. For a man who subscribes to VeloNews, watches every stage of the Tour de France (ye
Nothing beats sneaking in a wintertime ride and coming back home to something warm. Whats on the menu? SOUP. Hearty, wholesome, nourishing, warm soup. Its that
7 Ways to Prevent Bicycle Tire Punctures
The signs of a flat tire are always dishearteningly distinct: the hissing of air, the wobble of the handlebars, and a frustrated cyclist pulling off to the side
How to Buy a Bike for Under $1,000
Though cycling elitists consider $1,000 to be bargain-basement territory for road and mountain bikes, many models at that price will provide you with years
George Hincapie: What I Wish I Knew About Cycling
What do I wish I knew at the start of my cycling career? Well, how much time do you have? In truth its a great question, and one that Ive been thinking about a
A Commuter Rides a Century: 7 Tips for Buying a Used Bike
Follow Active.com Editor Brian Kendall as he trains for his first century ride. Check out his last entry here. Seven months out from my first century ride and
George Hincapie: How To Build Cycling Fitness
My racing days have passed, but I still love to do Fondos and weekend hammerfest rides with buddies. Even if my legs dont have the snap they once did, my trash
Surely one of the great benefits of riding on a professional team is the annual training camp. Who wouldnt relish hours of riding in gorgeous weather on great r
VIDEO: How Does Mechanical Doping Work?
With the first ever case of mechanical doping present at the 2016 UCI Cyclocross World Championships in January, the UCI has been increasing their efforts to de
A Commuter Rides a Century: A Century Ride Training Plan
Follow Active.com Editor Brian Kendall as he trains for his first century ride. Check out his last entry here. I dont think my cycling skills merit the title w
Q&A With American Pro Cyclist Megan Guarnier
Its hard to imagine a year that could top 2015 for American professional cyclist Megan Guarnier. The veteran road racer began the year by winning the inaugura
3 Ways to Test Your Cycling Fitness
Developing a training plan that looks good on paper is one thing. Determining whether or not this training plan is actually working is another. In order to ach
Mind Games: Gaining a Psychological Edge on the Bike
My Legs Hurt! What are your thoughts really telling you and how can you turn it around to your benefit? Explore the psychological factors which can influence en
Into the Wind: A Pro Cyclists First Wind Tunnel Test
Jon Hornbeck is a member of Holowesko-Citadel Racing Team p/b Hincapie Sportswear. Follow him on Twitter. Unlike other areas of cycling, the time trial discipl
George Hincapies 5 Tips to Unlock Your Inner Hardman
Each spring, the pro peloton rolls onto the cobbled classics, which were some of my favorite races of the year. Gent-Wevelgem, Paris-Roubaix, the Ronde van Vlaa
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