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Paris-Roubaix is less a bike race than a sort of Mad Max Roller Derby. Oh, there are bikes, and there is strategy, but what you get more often than not is…

The jumbo shrimp doesn't know what it is, despite having quite complex sensory and processing organs. Brine shrimp think they're Sea MonkeysTM, so it stands to…

This week John backs into a question about what sort of spare parts a rider ought to keep on hand, by way of helping a friend with his fit. Patrick considers…

We’ve got more wet weather on the way this coming weekend, so I anticipate being out with fenders. And while fenders are really great, they don’t eliminate all…

Ivan Petrovich Pavlov was an experimental neurologist (among other smart guy stuff) who discovered what's called classical conditioning, basically the…

The closest experience I could compare it to was trying to climb Beech Mountain in North Carolina, hitting its base with all the excitement and anticipation of…

OK. I titled this (entirely useless) review "half-wheeling," when its proper name is "filthy half wheeling." If you don't know what I'm talking about, I want…

It’s not often the government does something that regards bikes in a way that makes me take notice. That changed last week when five congressmen re-introduced…

The New and Improved Problem. This episode is about how a company can make a perfect thing, sell loads of them, get you well and truly hooked on them, and…

Well, here we are on the eve of the Tour of Flanders, the legendary race of Flandrian cobbled climbs (as opposed to Paris-Roubaix which races over flat…