Transition Period — Relax, Recover and………

How’s your off season going so far?  Have you been able to step away from your bike for a while in order to recharge your mind and your body?  If you haven’t yet, I highly encourage you to do so.  Maybe you’re competing in cyclocross this fall.  If so,  great.  Just be sure to take [...]

Fall is here — Enjoy the Season!

Fall has arrived in the north land, and this change in seasons generally means a change in attitude, outlook and training.

For many athletes, the race and event season is winding down.  It’s been a long season and by this time many riders are tired – both mentally and physically.  The toll is often heavy and [...]

The Most Important Cycling Fact to Remember is………

Cars Do Not See Cyclists and They Don’t Look for Cyclists.  So WE Must Be On Guard at ALL TIMES

A good friend of mine was hit by a car this past weekend as he rode the Ironman Wisconsin course.  He’s doing OK, but he was pretty severely banged up.  And he still doesn’t remember what [...]

What an Incredible Tour de France (so far)!

This has been a fantastic Tour thus far.  In my opinion it’s been the best in many years, hand’s down.  Each stage has brought drama; from the opening Prologue Time Trial, through the initial flat sprinter’s stages (culminating with Mark Canvendish’ lead-out man, Mark Renshaw, being dismissed from the Tour) through yesterday’s exciting and controversial [...]

Fabian’s Alleged Mechanical Doping

Hey riders,

A video is floating around on YouTube that raises the question of whether Fabian Cancellara is riding a “doped bike” in his huge Spring Classics victories at Paris-Roubaix and the Tour of Flanders earlier this year.

Check out the video here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Nd13ARuvVE

The theory is that he has an electric motor concealed in his frame which is [...]