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wrapping road bars
Mechanic's Tips

Epic Handle Bar Wrap Upgrade

Tired of grimy handlebars on your rides?  This week, Justin of I Know a Guy Bikes takes us through upgrading your handlebar tape and technique on your road bike to take them from grimy to

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marinated shrimp & succotash toasts
Nutrition

Marinated Shrimp & Succotash Toasts

Looking for a great quick dinner that has plenty of  “chewy protein” as my wife calls it, and fresh veggies?  You don’t even have to turn on the stove for this satisfying veggie-packed dinner.  The

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installing brake pads
Mechanic's Tips

How to Install Road Brakes

It is important to install road brake pads correctly.  This week, Justin of I Know a Guy Bicycles takes us through the basics to make sure you install them correctly and have a safe ride.

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vietnamese steak salad
Nutrition

Vietnamese Steak Salad

Recently in Colorado, the heat has been crazy.  Coming home to a hot meal after a work day or after a ride sounds the worst.  But a cold meal, whether for lunch or dinner is

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cycling food (2)
Nutrition

Diet And Weight Loss To Make You Faster

Nutrition and food choices are a key component of weight loss for all endurance athletes, including cyclists.  When done correctly, weight loss can have a huge impact on cycling performance in two ways: #1 Improved Power

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quick pad thai
Nutrition

Quick Pad Thai

Pad Thai is a popular street food in Thailand, which is whipped up quickly and packed full of flavor. It’s one of our favorite post-ride meals. Rice noodles, egg and prawns are mixed with chili,

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silca tubless setup
Mechanic's Tips

Tubeless Tires: Myth or Magic?

Tubless Tires:  Myth or Magic?   Justin Bolinger of I Know a Guy Bicycles “UNBOXES” the Truth about this setup (Should you go Tubeless?) Recent Posts Let’s do this Check out upcoming events cycling event Calendar

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best bike locks and how to use them
Advocacy

Best Bike Locks and How to Use Them

By: Brad Tucker, Colorado Bike Law Over two million bikes are stolen in the US every year. Some of these bikes are dirt cheap steeds barely capable of breaking a jog. Many others, however, have

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