Things we wish we knew when we started cycling
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- Over the last 18 months road cycling has boomed across the world with more people spending time on bike than seemingly ever.
Here at Cyclist, we love seeing newbies out riding. We are also aware that being new to the world of road cycling can be quite daunting.
So for those new to cycling, we have compiled eight big things we wish we had known when we had first started riding.
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New to cycling, just took it up this summer and I love it. Got a double puncture on my 5th outing, 5 cyclists stopped to help. I was definetly ill prepared. I was even offered an inner tube. Lots of good people out there. I am now
prepared as best I can. You live and learn. I am 67 BTW.. never too to old to learn.
Nice job. I would just add a bit about nutrition and hydration. I had heard of bonking. I thought it was over stated with a bit of myth included. Can’t turn the pedals? Hah. Then it happened to me. If it wasn’t for a seasoned rider feeding me gels and frosted mini wheats I wouldn’t have made it back.
Très beau ton cinelli👏👏👍🇫🇷🚴🏻♂️
Subbed. Nice content.
I should of bought a gravel bike instead 😏😁😁. Just buy a second set of wheels. One for road riding, one for off road/gravel.
Unless you are ‘proper’ racing buy MTB clipless instead of road, but buy MTB ‘road styling’ shoes. More practical by far.
However far your ride take fluid and easy to digest food such as an energy bar.