Cycling And Wind
By Georgena Terry Nobody knows, Where the wind comes from, Where the wind goes. ~ A.A. Milne A friend and I were riding the other day and joking around about how wind is “wind” in winter, but in...
View ArticleTires: The Most Important Part Of Your Bicycle
By Georgena Terry When you think about your tires, you probably think about inflation pressure. The manufacturer’s recommended pressure range is embossed on the side wall of the tire. The tendency is...
View ArticleStoring Your Bike For Winter
By Georgena Terry Before you put your bike away, clean and wax the frame clean the wheel rims and spokes clean and lube the chain replace the handlebar tape — it’s probably pretty tired after a season...
View ArticleDressing for Cold Weather Cycling
By Georgena Terry Dressing for cold weather cycling is a challenge. Warm weather outfitting is comparatively easy. Shorts, for sure, leaving only the top — will it be a tank or a sleeveless or short...
View ArticlePersonal Best: The Autobiography of Beryl Burton
Reviewed by Georgena Terry It’s 2015, and women’s professional cycling is in the news because of a movement by women racers to stake a claim in a sport dominated by men. Women don’t have as many races...
View ArticleThe Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Bikes
By Georgena Terry This blog is about challenging our perception of the definition of a good bike. I thought a visual presentation of how we regard bicycles would be cool way to put things in...
View ArticleCycling Snippets
By Georgena Terry My computer is loaded with a variety of studies done about bicycles and their riders. Following are snippets from some of them, which you may find helpful and fun. From Kerry Litka’s...
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