With the Time Xpresso pedal, Time has finally gotten about as close to the ride feel of their original 1991 pedal as they are probably ever going to get. The Xpresso could even be considered road pedal perfection if it weren’t for one small but significant oversight. Luckily there is an easy fix, and that […]
Cycling is a fantastic community sport. It’s so popular in fact that you have to make choices about what type of bike rider you want to be. There are not just one or two types of riding you can enjoy, but a somewhat mind-boggling amount of them. For each unique type of riding, there is […]
Finding the perfect bicycle can take a little research, but it’s time well spent. What’s the first thing you think about when considering a new bicycle purchase? Is it the color, frame material, or the fit? It’s probably a combination of these, yet riders often forego their favorite, ultimate bike color choice in favor of […]
The talk of Christopher Horner’s 2013 Vuelta A Espana win unquestionably revolves around his age. At 41 years old, he is the oldest grand tour winner to date by more than a few years. His victory speaks more to hard work and belief in oneself than it does age, however. It opens some important doors […]
Do you remember the first time you rode a bicycle? Everyone has a story around their first riding experience. For me, right from the start, cycling was about freedom and feeling alive, one informing the other. More than that basically awesome feeling of being on the bike, I’m talking about a seemingly ever-expanding list of […]
Corpore Sano is proud to have earned BizCycle Silver Certification from Cascade Bicycle Club. BizCycle is Cascade Bicycle Club’s certification system which rates how well businesses support bicycling. The BizCycle system awards points for planning and policy, infrastructure, leadership, programming and messaging, and performance data. BizCycle supports good business. Puget Sound Business Journal recently ran […]
Our own World Cyclocross Masters Champion Kari Studley will be leading a free all-girls race clinic and trail ride this Saturday at St. Edwards Park in Kenmore. Whether you are an experienced racer or have done just one, everyone has questions about racing. Learn racing tips and ask any burning bike racing questions. Don’t miss […]
On April 26 and 27, 2013, the PT Club at MGH Institute of Health Professions is teaming up with BikePT™ to bring to the Boston area a unique perspective on bicycle-related injuries, treatment, and bicycling biomechanics. BikePT teaches the complementary relationship between musculoskeletal knowledge with bike equipment and its importance in injury reduction. During this […]
For 45th year in a row, Seattle’s Lake Washington Boulevard plays host to Bicycle Sundays, starting May 5, 2013. From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on select Sundays this summer, the stretch of Lake Washington Boulevard between Mount Baker Beach Park to Seward Park entrance will be closed to cars and open exclusively to bicyclists, […]
Winter in Seattle is weird. It’s like Kansas weird, but not as extreme. The weather is all over the board, relatively warm in the low 50’s one day, then 37 degrees F the next, or dry as a bone one minute and dumping sheets the next and for eight hours straight, eating up all of […]