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Upgrade your brain! Skills and techniques for the rider, in fact, every rider. Find sections for mountain and road cycling, commuters, women, with tips for travellers and stunt riders, and an entire section devoted to bicycle culture and humour. We strive to make each section the best online resource available.

Mountain Biking Section

Fat tires, lots of trees, great trails, screaming downhills and grueling uphills. This section provides you with tips to shave a few minutes off of your time, make your ride more enjoyable and avoid those evil trees!

Road Cycling Section

Learn important skills and techniques for riding on roads. Tips for everyone from beginners to racers. Learn how to survive in traffic. Climbing, cornering, cadence, descending, braking... much more!

Culture Section

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.

Stunts, Tricks and Trials Section

Want to improve your track stand? How to wheelie farther, bunny hop higher, and even improve your ability to dodge trees and cars. Trials and BMX riders, and anyone else interested in handling their bike, will find lots of great information.

Travel and Touring Section

Important tips for the traveller, be it a bicycle trip or otherwise. Learn the ways of the savvy tourist, to get good food cheaply and fully appreciate the country. The cyclotourist will find cue sheets, and everything you need to know about bicycle touring!

Commuting Section

Find the best way to get to work, not to mention the most fun. Learn about possible benefits from your employer, how to get there on time, practical advice on commute logistics, what to wear in different weather... and more!

Women's Section

Articles on women's cycling topics! A "Woman's Bike" does mean pink with a low crossbar anymore! New women specific bikes and seats are getting more and more women out on the road and trails. Also included are articles on fitting a women's bike and women's commuting issues.