
Race tactics, low salaries, sponsorship pressure, and a chance to race at Worlds. The highs and lows of a small bike racing team play out in this chapter from American Pro.
Let VeloPress authors guide you through the incredibly complex, arcane, and nuanced etiquette of endurance sports. From cycling’s over 100 year history, to running’s ancient roots, to the delicate pool etiquette of swimming, to the new subculture of triathlon, VeloPress authors will make sports culture clear.
Phil Gaimon’s foolproof way to fix a squeaky chain.
“How hard is that climb?”, is the question that completely misses the point.
Taking a bike apart is no feat.
I’ve been racing for a long time, hoping to make it someday as a pro…
The Romans got it wrong.
Do you have any advice for an uphill time trial I’m signed up for?
Specifically: What’s it like?
I went to the start of a stage at the Amgen Tour of California this year…
I’ve spent a few summers in eastern Pennsylvania, which is prime scrapple country…
I’ve got an old Bottecchia with a classic Team ADR paint scheme that I used to race on…