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Riding faster for many athletes comes easy, for others it certainly doesn't! The purpose of this writing is to improve those athletes that are weaker on the bike over the long

Ironman Texas 2012 Bike Course Review Three days and 300 miles of riding in the books, and I think I am finally getting the hang of riding in the windy heat that saturates the Ironman Texas course. I just wrapped up

Descending Quickly I've been riding motorcycles for 26 years and cycling for 12 years. I loves me some two wheeled fun and, like most things in life, the more you know about a skill the more fun

Xtri Catches up with Kestrel's Steve Harad With the start of the 2012 season underway we wanted to check in with Kestrel Brand Manager, Steve Harad, to gain some insight on his position and what Kestrel

Six Secrets of the Ironman Bike Revealed You've trained for six, nine or more months for this day. The chaos of the swim is gone, you've gotten your cycling legs back and now it's time to get to work, to get down

Pragmatic Tips on Indoor Training for Long-Course Athletes Although the delay was nice, winter appears to be rolling through Ann Arbor, Michigan, and I'm sure the same is true just about everywhere else that is accustom to frigid

3/GO The Ride: Cervelo P5 It's daybreak on the southeast coast of Fuertaventura. I curl my toes into the black sand of the beach, and it gives way as softly and warmly as a cuddled puppy. Looking out

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