So you’ve done it, committed to becoming a serious cyclist. You’re ready to clip into your bike and enjoy all the extra power transfer and efficiency of  riding clipless. If you’re new to clipless, setting up your pedals and your shoes can seem a little bit intimidating. And the thought of having your feet attached to your bike seems downright dangerous. But remember riding clipless is like the difference between skateboarding and snowboarding. In snowboarding, you’re attached to your board versus in skateboarding you’re not and you come flying off your board it in a moments bump.

S24O what, now? Does that jumble of letters and numbers that make up the name actually mean anything? Yes, it does. It's claimed to be an utterance by Grant Petersen of Rivendell Bicycle Works fame, and stands for 'sub 24-hour overnighter'. Read More

Whether the destination is work, the grocery store or home, commuting by bike requires a bit more planning than the driving alternative. From a comfortable and aesthetically acceptable helmet to pants, gloves and a jacket, you reserve the right to look good, feel comfortable, and remain prepared for the day’s riding environment; and the following curated list of urban riding gear has your back. And whether it’s in San Francisco, Tempe or Portland, the brands listed below all excel at testing their designs to near perfection, while providing commuters with premium quality options for any given day on the bike: - Read More