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Every cyclist should read this section! Great humour: Cycling and Sex? The biggest bicycling glossary on the Internet, and the history of mountain biking. Cycling editorials, memorable rides, and tales of stunning crashes written by riders like you.

Cycling Humour Section

The humour section is the best place to go for a good laugh, be the star of the next ride and tell some jokes. The next time someone complains about their bike: Them: "My bike sucks!" You: "No. Your bike's fine, it's just the rider that sucks!" Snappy punchlines, top ten lists, insults, lot's more!

The Stories Section

The stories section is a place where cyclists can share their stories. Whether it be great rides, amusing anecdotes, or blood-curdling crashes, tell us your stories!

Glossary of Biking Terms and Slang

The largest, most comprehensive cycling glossary on the Internet with 425 words of humorous wisdom. Understand bikers' techno-babble, from drillium to "the bonk." And what the heck does UCI mean, anyway? Definately worth a look!

A Brief History of the Mountain Bike

Read about the history of the mountain bike. From Joe Breezer to Specialized, Trek and a multi-million dollar industry. Learn about what the early clunkers looked like... more!

Velocio's Seven Commandments for the Cyclist

Velocio was a really neat guy; I mean, you've gotta respect the guy who invented the derailleur. Read about his life, and how he affected cycling. Check out his seven commandments and follow them! Much more...

The Concept of Cyclist Inferiority

Learn why motorists think they are superior to cyclists. Why I, when on a bicycle, am an intruder onto their range, from which they will eject me by either threats or death. Cyclists are vehicles too... we just don't pollute! Read more...

Leonardo Bike 'was 1960s doodle'

For years Leonardo Da Vinci has been known as the inventor of the bicycle, but now cyclists are not so sure. Some academics now think that the Leonardo bike could be a doodle by a 1960's monk. Click to find out who really did invent the bike...