The snow is melting outside which will leave me for a wet commute to work into the morning. Here are the basic ways I keep dry during the rainy season.
Fenders – Full coverage fenders are best but even a race style fender that clips on and off quickly will keep the mud off your back [...]
Bike commuting is all over the news and maybe your work place has signed on for the commuter tax benefits. We want to help you get on that bike and out using this amazing piece of transportation. The more cyclist that are out on the road, the more we will be taken seriously and [...]
A great video provided by TrekBikes.com and their advocacy program, One World Two Wheels.
This is a guest post by Andreas Kambanis who runs a blog, London Cyclist, about cycling and London. You can find him on Twitter here.
I started commuting into work by bike in the same way I do many things in life. With little or no plan! The way I look at it [...]
This morning I recorded another episode of The Spokesmen cycling podcast with David Bernstein, Tim Jackson, Carlton Reid and Rich Kelly. We always end the podcat with a tip. My tip: Check the weather forecast.
If you spend time outdoors this seems like an obvious tip, but a weather front can come in during the work [...]
Whether you’re hitting the slopes, making snowmen with the kids or riding a bicycle in sub-freezing temperatures, those who subject themselves to harsh winter conditions will eventually start to feel its wrath.
Some of this stuff might seem girly, but all who spend time outdoors in the winter can benefit from these simple tips. As much [...]
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