6 Reasons Cyclists Ride Slower in the Winter
There’s no doubt that riding during the winter instead of not riding at all makes you a better cyclist when warm weather rolls around. The problem is, when you’re slugging along in the wind and...
Marc Lindsay
About the Author
Marc is a freelance writer based in Scottsdale, Arizona. He holds a master’s degree in writing from Portland State University and is a certified physical therapy assistant. An avid cyclist and runner of over 20 years, Marc contributes to LAVA, Competitor and Phoenix Outdoor magazines. He is the former cycling editor for Active.com.
5 Ways to Keep From Fading on Long Rides
Hitting the wall — or bonking — smack in the middle of an endurance event is not a good place to be. What started out as a fun and exciting experience can turn quickly into torture, and the...
5 Reasons Cyclists Should Train With a Power Meter
A power meter is a piece of equipment that attaches to your bike and has the ability to measure your power output in watts produced as you pedal. While this data can be helpful in improving...
Your 4-Point, Foolproof Winter Riding Plan
Braving the cold and wet conditions during the winter can be tough on cyclists. But while dedicated professional cyclists travel the world and ride outdoors year-round to build a solid base of...
The 5 Biggest Mistakes Cyclists Make on the Indoor Trainer
While cycling on an indoor trainer can be a great way to stay in shape during the winter and supplement your outdoor cycling during the summer, you’ll need to do things the right way to stay clear...