My All-Weather Cycling System
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A CyclingSavvy instructor's unusual but practical all weather cycling system, particularly for cold weather.
Webinar Starts Today
CyclingSavvy's Zoom Webinars start today, December 9, 2020. We've added more Zoom room because of demand, so feel free to sign up!
Two CyclingSavvy Webinars for the Holiday Season
If you are a cyclist, just thinking about bicycling, or if you are getting back to club riding, these CyclingSavvy webinars are for you.
“Control and Release” for safe passing
CyclingSavvy's control & release strategy lets bicyclists promote and confirm safe passing on roads with oncoming traffic and blind curves.
Optional equipment for safety’s sake
Optional equipment choices can improve your safety and comfort when bicycling. The lowdown on gloves, reflectorized clothing, helmets & more.
The View from the Cab of a Turning Truck
Take a ride in the cab of a large truck with a professional driver, and see how a savvy cyclist stays safe around a turning truck.
Should you use a bicycle bell, or your voice?
Should you have a bell on your bicycle, or just use your voice? They have different advantages. A bell is required by law in some places.
What kinds of rear-view mirrors work for bicyclists?
Should bicyclists use rear-view mirrors? What kinds make sense? Handlebar mirrors, helmet mirrors, eyeglass mirrors: here's how to choose.
Bicycle Lights: To See and Be Seen By
If you ride at night you must use lights, to be seen and to see. But what kind? Read about choices in bicycle lights here.
Worcester Turnpike to Route 9 to…?
The story of the Worcester Turnpike, how it became a segment of Massachusetts Route 9, and what that story means for bicyclists.