Cycling, Road

Magazine articles on cycling.

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Real Travel Adventures November 2008 Wilbert Bonne	Bella Italia A bicycle tour where cyclists get not only a physical challenge, but also experience some of Italy's beautiful countrysides and cities.
Popular Mechanics October 27, 2008 Joe P. Hasler	The 5 Best Bicycle Mods from Brooklyn's 2008 Bike Kill Here are 5 of the favorite bicycle mods from Bike Kill, an annual event where steam punk fans, hipsters and bicycle gangs converge to show off their creations.
Outside September 2008	Fitness Gear There are lighter carbon-fiber saddles than the Fi'zi:k Arione K:1 but none as gorgeous and, more important for your nethers, as comfortable as this one.
High on Adventure August 2008 Steve Giordano	Cycle Zydeco An annual event called Cycle Zydeco is a four-day bicycle trek covering 176 miles Cajun Country in South Louisiana, Pedaling is the hard part -- Cajun/Creole food and music are the reward.
Outside August 2008	Great Divide Bike Race The rules of the Great Divide Race are simple: Start pedaling at the Canadian border, and the first fat tire to hit Mexico wins.
Outside July 2008 Michael Hall	There Will Be Blood. Clean Blood. Team Slipstream thinks it can save cycling with a drug-testing program unlike anything else in sports. I wasn't so sure -- until I wound up living with their team captain at the Tour of California. Pass the remote.
Outside July 2008 Mark Anders	Fix a Busted Tire with a Buck Flatten your bike tire on a thorn and you can easily patch the inner tube or swap in a new one. Damage the tire itself is a much bigger problem. Here's a quick field solution to keep you on the roll.
Popular Mechanics July 2, 2008 Leah Pietrusiak	5 Wild DIY Bicycle Mods--and How to Build Them From jet engines to flotation devices, these bikes are the fastest "life on two wheels without a motorcycle license." And the inventors share their secrets on how they built theirs.
Popular Mechanics July 2, 2008 Paul Tolme	Building Smart in Fuel Crunch, Bike Industry's Gear Shift Pays Off Soaring gas prices are driving bike manufacturers to break all their old rules and cater to a new generation of bike commuters.
Outside June 2008 Andrew Tilin	Vanishing Point How badly do professional cyclists want to compete in the fast and fabled pelotons of Europe? Even riders without a prayer of winning big still roll with drugs, lies, and mortal danger. It's a life that can ruin more than a career. Just ask Joe Papp, an ex-pro who lives the doper's nightmare.
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