Last December, I discovered the VeloViewer Explorer score, which measures how many tiles on the map of the world that…
The 282 people who started the Transcontinental Race (TCR) No5 in 2017 brought the total number of starters across the…
This is a folow-up to my post previewing the Transcontinental Race (TCR) No5, 2017. There are also pages on this…
Concerns about rider safety have received a lot of attention following the tragic deaths of Mike Hall, Eric Fishbein, and…
It’s wonderful that the Transcontinental Race (TCR) is going ahead despite the tragic loss of it’s founder and race director,,…
I recently added a subsection to the page on that contrasts unsupported and supported ultra-distance bike races and includes the…
Last week, we lost a friend, an inspiration, a legend and a leader. Mike Hall died in a collision with…
Yesterday, I was interviewed for The Bike Show podcast talking about the along with Craig Fry, who’s an Australian cycling…
I’ve built several wheels lately that will be used in this year’s and , including the one shown on the…
Why are bikes sold with crank lengths that are not appropriate for 70% of people? If you are a male whose height is not in the range of 1.77 m to 1.85 m (5’10” to 6’1″) or a female who is shorter than 1.68 m (5’6″) and want to be more comfortable on your bike and avoid over-use injuries then you should read this! Even if you are in that range then the crank length that your bike came with may not be ideal for you.