Things to Know on the GoCycling is a great sport and healthy hobby, but to ensure your enjoyment you must follow safety precautions. Reading the following article will provide you with the information you need for a safe and pleasurable ride.
PedalsA great deal of equipment is on the market. A solid set of pedals is necessary for an optimal ride. We have reviewed the more popular models currently available on the market.
To Rotate…Or Not to RotateAre you rotating your tires? Do you know what is the best approach in doing this? Read the following article to find out how new and used wheels should be utilized.
When and How to Take a BrakeDo you effectively use your brakes? Do you know how, when, and which brake to use to optimize your riding experience? Read the following article to find the answer to these questions and more information relating to brakes.
A Guide to Group RidingMany cyclists ride in numbers. There is a method in sharing the road with other riders and motorists. The following article provides tips and suggestions relating to appropriate group riding.
UCI Makes a Move before the TourThe Tour de France is just around the corner. The UCI has made some bold moves in relation to who will be able to ride in the race. Read the article to find out the specifics on the UCI’s decisions.
About CorneringCornering is one of the most difficult moves in cycling to learn and master. Read the article to find out the science behind successfully cornering and to gain some insight into mastering this difficult maneuver.
Caring for Swiss Stop PadsBrake pads are important cycle accessories. All brake pads are not created equally. Read on to find why Swiss Stop brake pads are exceptional.
What You Need to Know About CyclingMany factors are involved in the sport of cycling. Read the article to better familiarize yourself with this challenging and exciting sport.
Position Your Cleats Like A ProDid you know that the correct cleat positioning can impact your ride? Read the article that describes the basics and how to achieve the positioning for an optimal ride.
Spring TrainingCycling season is here. Is your body ready for it? Read the article to find out how to train yourself to achieve optimal conditioning for the season.
Breaking In Tires And Brake PadsWe Keep You Cycling recommends breaking in all your cycling goods prior to racing, long or aggressive rides, and always before group rides. This will reduce the chance of injury to yourself or those you ride with.
