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Peter van der LansMalaysia
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I can answer your questions about long distance cycling in Europe and Asia, as I have done this several times. What do you need to prepare, what to do, what to avoid etc. | |
Jerry GoodwinU.S.
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I can answer questions related to any of the following areas alternative medicine, fitness, physical education, weight training, senior health, bicycling, personal trainers, personal training, medical technology, health and wellness, eating disorders, weight loss, Naturopathy, first aid, and bodybuilding. In fact I was listed as an expert in each of these categories at askme.com until they closed down | |
ScottgemAvailable
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I can answer many questions on bicycling. I have been cycle touring for many years. | |
Howard StoneU.S.
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I can answer questions about bicycle touring in New England and the Hudson Valley. | |
George FCanada
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Hi there! I use to mountain bike but now I do road. I have over 13 years experience and I can answer almost any riding or technical questions you may have. This is such a fun sport to get into, that’s why I'm here to help anyone who has any questions on it ~ Thanks and don’t be shy to ask me! | |
Paul PlakAvailable
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Cycle facilities planning & design : road design, bike path design, crossings, cycle network planning and design, etc. | |
Jeff BenderU.S.
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If you have a question on safety equipment for biking such as helmets and armor for the torso, legs, and arms, I can help. | |
Robert AshworthAvailable
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Travelling by bicycle across the northern USA, down the California coast or around in the Pacific Northwest. Find out what to expect, where to camp, what to see, where some good routes can be found. Learn about the geography, climate, road conditions and highlights along the way. | |
Graeme HendersonU.S.
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I can answer questions pertaining to cycling training, mountain bike racing, bike repair (mountain, road, time trial, tandem, cyclocross), triathlon competition and training (mostly biking and running), and Spinning | |
MichaelAvailable
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I`m working for a cycleshop in Amsterdam and know a lot a cycling, especially race and mountainbiking. I raced several years with succes by the amateurs. So for all your questions about products or clothing you can ask me for advice. |
The key to cold weather cycling wear is breathable layers. The idea is that you want to wick the moisture (sweat) away from your body. So you want to wear some sort of wicking base layer, top and bottom
Hi Phil, I believe that most of the components will fit without any real problem. Are you planning on doing the work yourself or having someone do it? If you are doing it yourself you will need some
Alfonso, Great call. I switched over from MTB racing, too, a number of years ago. Just like you, my weak leg is the swim. In order to catch up on the technique aspect, which is the most important
First, it might be called a street bike, but not a road bike. There are 2 dimensions for a tire; diameter and width. So a 26" tire might be classified as 26x1.25 or 26x2.25. Your tires should say that
Hi Courtney, The Maybe Hot, Maybe Not ride is a bicycle ride not a race. You don't get any more for coming in first than you do last. At that ride I am pretty sure that the main attraction other than
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