Hi there! My name is Todd and I have been a "bike guy" for more than 30 years. I've used bicycles for racing, commuting, toting groceries, and to pay the bills. I was a bicycle mechanic for many years at various shops, and road raced in the U.S. and in Europe.
Over the years I have learned all sorts of great tips on maintenance, what to take on a ride, emergency repairs, and of course I've got some great ride stories. On this site I will share my knowledge and what I've learned from others through the years. I will also talk about the bicycle components, bicycle tools, and bicycle accessories that my friends and I have used and found worthwhile. Just a warning, though, I am a Campagnolo guy (although I admit I have a Shimano headset on my current race bike). I am also old school and still ride a steel frame, so you will also read an occassional rant about the new carbon stuff.
I hope you enjoy!
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Cool site. How do we get bike lanes for ALL the roads so I can bike anywhere and NOT get killed.
So, Todd (old school kinda guy), how's that steel frame holding up in all of this rain we've been having? Gotta have a few rusty spots on it by now or are you just hangin "indoors" until things dry out which I guess is good for the bike but bad for training.... unless of course, you're sweating all over your frame riding on the stationary trainer - which is good for training but bad for that rust bucket your riding...!! What a dilemna??
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