Required Reading

Below is a list of credible and informative sources for your cranial enjoyment. Most are about bicycling, others are just good for you.

Adventure Cyclist Excellent information from the folks behind the Transcontinental maps. One of the better printed magazines about touring.

Mountain Bike Off-road leanings from off-road journalists. A little cocky, but well written. Dayton, Ohio native Mark Riedy is the on-line editor.

Bicycling General musings from the self-proclaimed largest bicycling publication in the world. Decent site, but not updated enough. Better in two-dimension print version.

Outside Like most outdoor glossies, it's often long on fashion and short on substance, but the highlight for most readers every month is Mark Jenkins' column.

VeloNews Race news for race fans. Very timely European coverage, top-notch journalism.

procycling Up-to-the-minute European race results from the United Kingdom. Snappy British journalism. Better in two-dimension print version.

Cycle Sport Ditto procycling. Cover to cover with slick Graham Watson photography - no one's better.

Roadbikerider.com Your "how to" website for riding better and getting more fun and fitness from cycling. Produced and written by former Bicycling and VeloNews editors Fred Matheny and Ed Pavelka.

Bob Roll Former road racer and current mutton-chopped cycling analyst for OLN and others, `Bobke' is a riot to read. Go to Article 1 and/or Article 2.

New York Times Yeah, they can be a bit liberal at times, but the journalism is good and the international news is usually pertinent.

International Herald-Tribune We love this paper for one reason: Samuel Abt, one of the best cyclojournalists on the planet. Check out his daily column in the Sports section, and click here for a complete Abt archive.




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