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Fenders

Fenders are probably the most underated bicycle accessories. Not many cyclist consider this gadget as important as others. Maybe some cyclis...
How to choose a good rack

If you are travelling with your panniers, choosing the right rack is very important. Pictured above is my rear rack recently fixed to my tou...
Do not put this bumper sticker on your bicycle

There's a Florida band named "This Bike is a Pipe Bomb". If you want to keep life simple, do not attach their bumper stickers...
When to Use Rear Brake

Skilled cyclists use the front brake alone probably 95% of the time, but there are instances when the rear brake is preferred: Slippery sur...
Stretching For Cyling

Shoulder stretch Start with your feet slightly apart, your arms extended in front of you with your fingers interlace...
South Western Australia

In my opinion, the Great Southern region is the best part of Western Australia- from Perth to Albany to Cape Leeuwin & Fremantle. I drov...
"Computers are like a bicycle for our minds."

After being ousted from Apple, Steve Jobs headed for the Tuscan hills of northern Italy, where he bought a bicycle and a sleeping bag, and c...
Touring-friendly Pedal

I just bought this SHIMANO PD-A530 pedal to replace my old Eggbeater and tried it out yesterday. Despite having just 1 entry for the cleat c...
Six bicycle touring tips from Willie Weir

Touring bicyclists must first decide the type of trip they're planning -- either physical or cultural. He explains that you won't be...
Cat on touring bike

Cute huh? Source: maremare.stumbleupon.com

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