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Cycling 101: What Bike Gloves Are For- The Seven Ways Bike Gloves Help Your Riding, By David Fiedler, About.com
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Thursday, December 18, 2008. What Bike Gloves Are For- The Seven Ways Bike Gloves Help Your Riding, By David Fiedler, About.com. What’s the point of cycling gloves? Somebody asked me that recently in that tone of voice that implied cycling gloves are one of those accessories that are more about image than substance. I mean, c’mon. Do you really need gloves for riding a bike? 1 Improved Grip and Control. 2 Comfort and Protection for Your Skin. You’ll notice that many pairs of gloves on the market to...
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Ride Finder: November 2008
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Tuesday, November 4, 2008. Conejo Valley Cyclists (CVC) Ride Calendar. Another fun group to ride with is the CVC- view their Ride Calendar at. Http:/ www.cvcbike.org/. Agoura Cycles Shop Rides. Check out Agoura Cycling Shop Rides. http:/ agouracycles.com/page.cfm? You have to check out the site Map My Ride. You can download routes to your GPS, create your own routes, look up routes in different areas, create a training log and lots more. It even includes elevation maps. Go to. And try it out for yourself.
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Breakaway Cycling- Social Cycling Club for Women: First Ride A Huge Success
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Breakaway Cycling- Social Cycling Club for Women. Breakaway Cycling is a social cycling club for women and resource center for riders to breakaway from the norm and ride, get fit, help the environment, and learn together. Here you can expect to meet other local Cyclists, gather for weekend ride planning, gear talk, training tips, etc! Friday, January 16, 2009. First Ride A Huge Success. Thank you to everyone who came out to ride. Hope to ride with you again real soon! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Breakaway Cycling- Social Cycling Club for Women: Nutrition Night w/ Teresa Le of Evolve Fitness-Feb 6th
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Breakaway Cycling- Social Cycling Club for Women. Breakaway Cycling is a social cycling club for women and resource center for riders to breakaway from the norm and ride, get fit, help the environment, and learn together. Here you can expect to meet other local Cyclists, gather for weekend ride planning, gear talk, training tips, etc! Thursday, January 29, 2009. Nutrition Night w/ Teresa Le of Evolve Fitness-Feb 6th. Confused about what to eat and what not to eat when training for a ride?
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Ride Finder: Western States Ride Finder
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Sunday, November 2, 2008. Western States Ride Finder. Click here for theh Western States Ride Finder:. Http:/ www.bbcnet.com/RideCalendar/RideListDate.asp. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Breakaway Cycling (Home Page). Nutrition and Yummy Recipes. Conejo Valley Cyclists (CVC) Ride Calendar. Agoura Cycles Shop Rides. Giant for Women Ride Finder. Western States Ride Finder. Picture Window template. Powered by Blogger.
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Breakaway Cycling- Social Cycling Club for Women: Welcome
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Breakaway Cycling- Social Cycling Club for Women. Breakaway Cycling is a social cycling club for women and resource center for riders to breakaway from the norm and ride, get fit, help the environment, and learn together. Here you can expect to meet other local Cyclists, gather for weekend ride planning, gear talk, training tips, etc! Thursday, October 30, 2008. Welcome to Breakaway Cycling's new web site. The site is currently under construction. Please check back for updates. Click here to check out.
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Cycling 101: Parts of a Bicycle
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Friday, December 19, 2008. Parts of a Bicycle. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Breakaway Cycling (Home Page). Nutrition and Yummy Recipes. View my complete profile. Parts of a Bicycle. How to Shift Gears. Bicycle Maintenance Tips : How to Fix a Slipped Bi. How to Change a Flat. How to Choose Clipless Bike Pedals - A Guide to D. What are all the different types of bicycles out t. What Bike Gloves Are For- The Seven Ways Bike Glov. How to Solve Saddle Sores By Fred Matheny.
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Cycling 101: How to Perfect Your Riding Position & Technique
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Monday, December 15, 2008. How to Perfect Your Riding Position and Technique. Cycling is full of prodigious numbers—the distances ridden, the calories consumed, the tires trashed. Another statistic that can seem astounding is the number of pedal strokes made. Let’s suppose it takes you six hours to ride a century and you pedal at the rate of 90 rpm throughout. As you cross the finish line, you will be making pedal stroke number 64,800. Whoa, that’s a lot! Can you say, repetitive use injury? Fortunately, ...
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Smart Cycling- Live to Ride Another Day: December 2008
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Smart Cycling- Live to Ride Another Day. Thursday, December 18, 2008. Helmet Statistics from The Bicycle Helmet Safety Institute. Here is why you should wear a helmet:. There are 73 to 85 million bicycle riders in the US. 700 bicyclists died on US roads in 2007. Over 90 percent died in crashes with motor vehicles. The "typical" bicyclist killed on our roads is a sober male over 16 not wearing a helmet riding on a major road between intersections in an urban area on a summer evening when hit by a car.
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Smart Cycling- Live to Ride Another Day: November 2008
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Smart Cycling- Live to Ride Another Day. Saturday, November 15, 2008. A couple things on helmet safety- Be Smart don't take a chance with your head:. 1 You want to make sure that your helmet is secure. You should only be able to fit two fingers horizontally between your chin strap and your chin. 2 When you shake your head "yes" and "no" your helmet should not shift or move on your head. 3 Your helmet should lay of your head centered on your head (see images above). Sunday, November 2, 2008. It took time ...
