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Did you know that you should be refreshing the tire sealant in your bike tires every six months? And if you’re riding in hot and dry conditions, you might need to do it even more frequently. Regularly refreshing your tire sealant is crucial if you want to avoid slow leaks, and even worse, flats! The good news is that this is a bike maintenance task that even the most mechanically uninclined folks can manage. In this guide, I’ll walk you through the simple steps to refresh the sealant in your tubeless tires. Why Refresh Your Tire Sealant? Tire sealant works by filling small punctures and creat ..read more

Rarely have I had as much fun testing a bike as I have with the Salsa Moraine. This electric mountain bike opened up possibilities I didn’t even know I was missing until I tried it out. As the name “moraine” might suggest, this long travel trail bike is well suited for alpine riding and big mountain epics. While I’m a big fan of doing such rides under my own power, those rides are usually reserved for weekend days when I have plenty of spare time. Unfortunately, as a busy, working mom, plenty of spare time isn’t something I have a lot of. With the Moraine, I could get in some of those higher e ..read more

There are some rides where pretty much any pair of bike shorts will do. We aren’t going very far, the weather is optimal, it’s just your average run of the mill ride. Some rides, though, require something a little bit more. Any time that I am riding more than 20 miles or so, I want to be wearing bibs, not just cycling shorts, and I want a pair of premium bib shorts. Enter the Terry Madame X Bib short.  These shorts are no joke. They are premium bib shorts at a premium price, and they are worth it. These are quite possibly the most comfortable bib shorts I have ever pulled onto my ..read more