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Strong Legs Series: Sheldon Warner
Through June, we are featuring our cycling athletes in our “strong legs” series. This week, meet Sheldon Warner, a mechanic in our Soho store and a father figure to much of our staff, teaching newcomers how to ride safely in … Continue reading
Racing to spring: Training and measurement
I love this mild winter as much as the next guy, but for every 50 degree day I enjoy with laps in the park, I sense herds of other racers climbing Bear Mountain in their big ring. The joy of … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Bloome, computers, garmin, racing, riding tips, staff, training
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Riding with your Dog
One of the questions we get asked semi-frequently is “I want to take my little dog with me on my bicycle. Do you have any suggestions?” This is tricky based on numerous factors including: type of doggy, type of bike, … Continue reading
Racing for Spring: Chris begins base training.
As some people say it, winter is the most important time for training for the race season. This is where the competitive base is built, the foundation of a periodization plan is created, and where the daydreams form of your … Continue reading
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Tagged base training, Chris Bloome, Prospect Park, racing, staff, training, winter
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There is no bad weather for cycling: What to wear for all seasons.
The winter season is upon us and only the savviest cyclists will remain on the road. Yet contrary to popular belief, there is no bad weather for a cyclist, just the wrong clothing. Don’t let colder weather discourage you from … Continue reading
Boys and their bikes: The Sacramento 10-Speed Time Trials
Bikes create memories. And one of my favorite memories is from when I was 14 and my brother was 11. We were bored: Nothing to do, 110 degrees in Sacramento, CA. We were waiting for my dad to get home … Continue reading
Make your own bike rack – an IKEA hack!
Presenting: The 3-tier stacked and hacked IKEA bicycle rack! Originally inspired by an IKEA hackers post, I created my own bike storage rack using the below simple (and very inexpensive) parts from the IKEA “Stoleman” modular series: two telescoping posts two clothes rails ten … Continue reading
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Tagged bike storage, bikes, DIY, ikea, staff, tony baldick
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Hit the trails: Go MTB in Putnam County
Our mountain bike guru, Eric, hit the trails this week and wants all of us to do the same… 60 degrees A light breeze Long sight lines through the leafless trees I love mountain biking… … and not only did … Continue reading
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Tagged mountain biking, mtb, NYC, riding tips, staff
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Autumn on the Hudson – with El Rapido
Our staffer, Kevin, took this photo from his autumn commute and thought it’d be cool to share. “My morning commute doesn’t get much better than this,” he says. “Down the Hudson River with this breathtaking autumn view of the Palisades … Continue reading
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Tagged bike path, commute, Hudson River greenway, Kevin, NYC, Palisades, staff
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Raising money for Japan tsunami + earthquake relief
Our staff is putting the finishing touches on their community-based, old-fashioned bake sale, their self-organized effort to raise money for Japan earthquake and tsunami relief. We look forward to your visiting to enjoy the deliciousness: All baked goods are homemade … Continue reading