It’s unfortunate, but there are a lot of people who have a fear of riding a bike.  This generally applies to road riding, but no matter what kind of riding you do….this post is here to fill you with suggestions on how to overcome this fear.

As with all editions of our “Let’s Talk” series, this post is all about you and the content will come from your tips, suggestions, and comments.  Don’t be shy…speak up and help others out by providing ways to ride a bike without fear.  If you have a question about the fear associated with riding a bike, please add that to the comments as well so that it can be addressed.

Remember, you deserve to be out there….so let’s make it happen.

We want to hear what you have to say about the Recovery Ride.  As with each of our “Let’s Talk” posts, this one will be built up by you and your comments.

Tell us your thoughts on the Recovery Ride and what you have to suggest to other riders.  Maybe you have some questions about how to best fit a recovery ride into your cycling schedule, so post that in the comments as well so it can be addresses.

Watch this quick video to get you going, or jump on down to the comments section and give us all you’ve got on the subject of Recovery Rides.

Give us your tips, suggestions, and comments about everything involved with cycling in the heat.  It’s August, and in many parts of the World it is smoking hot right now, so “Let’s Talk” about this subject and once again this post will be built by you.

Have a look at this quick little video going over this month’s “Let’s Talk” topic, or just skip on down to the comments section and tell us what’s on your mind.

Then tell us all you can about riding your bike in hot temperatures including pre-ride, on the ride, post-ride, and everything else.

Riding in the Heat Podcast

Here is more information on riding in the heat from our Cycling 360 Podcast (see player below).  It includes more information on riding in the heat including warning signs for heat stroke and dehydration, plus much more information on how to deal with riding your bike in hot temperatures.