Category Archives: Riding Tips
Merry Christmas
We hope cycling in 2016 was fun, and wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. 
Looking back at 2016, what helped make the journey fun and safe? Here’s some suggestions for gifts, gadgets & gizmos received in answer to that question:
Jeff Albro bought his wife, Jill, a new bike and outfitted it with a mirror & computer. Jeff says any cyclist would also appreciate tire changing spoons, multi-tool, CO2 inflator, and inner tubes. Continue reading
Group Riding: Smart & Safe
Riding in a group is beneficial in many ways, here are some of the many tips you can learn at Monday night Ride Clinics with George Powell.
•Look Ahead – Focus your attention on what is in front of you, do not look at those you are 
talking to.
•DO NOT OVERLAP your front wheel – If your front wheel hits the cyclist in front, you WILL go down. Give yourself room to maneuver, approximately 18 to 24 inches from the cyclist in front of you.
•Be Predictable – Keep your line, don’t brake or speed up suddenly.
•Communicate – Indicate clearly what you plan to do by speaking and pointing. Also communicate hazards: cars, dogs, potholes, debris. Continue reading