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9 for ‘09: Holiday Gift Ideas from Interbike

Want bling? Go to Las Vegas. Want bike bling? Go to Vegas during Interbike. This annual five-day bicycle trade show hosts 800 vendors and more than 1,100 cycling-related brands, all vying for the attention of 23,000 attendees and 500 journalists.

VeloPress Publishes the First Strength Training Book for Triathletes

VeloPress is pleased to announce the publication of the first strength training book for triathletes. Strength Training for Triathletes by Dr. Patrick Hagerman is a groundbreaking book, the first to integrate strength training into the triathlete's training regimen. Now triathletes who are reaching their highest potential for cardiovascular fitness have a new way to gain performance, without spending more time on the road or in the water. Strength Training for Triathletes is now available in the U.S. and Canada in bookstores, bike and tri shops, and online.

Auto Review :: 2008 Can-Am Spyder

Three-wheeler bridges the gap between car and motorcycle

Auto Review :: 2009 Chevrolet Z06 Corvette

Five hundred horsepower model celebrates Corvette's racing heritage.

Snow Gear

As with every season, there’s new garb and accessories to keep you moving and grooving—and comfortable—on the slopes. Check out what’s cool for this winter. 

 

Auto Review :: 2009 Cadillac Escalade Hybrid

Two-mode technology gives the Escalade fifty percent better fuel economy in city driving.

Autumn Trainers :: 2008 Fall Shoe Guide

We have our comfort foods and our favorite pair of pants. The foods simply taste good and go down easily. The pants fit right and, like a conversation with a close friend, allow for effortless flow. Training shoes should be like comfort foods, your favorite pants or a close friend. They should be the shoes to which you gravitate for everyday use. Comfortable, dependable… like oatmeal for your feet.

Gear Check::May

Our monthly picks of cool gear for sporty types.

10 Essentials for Multi-Day Backpacking

I have been involved in several backpacking trips all over the world and the one constant is the importance of adequate gear for the environment — regardless if we are leading a group through the Wind River Range in Wyoming or hiking the Overland Track in Tasmania,