Jessica Coulon

Make your next long ride more enjoyable with these strategies.

Step one: make staring at the wall a thing of the past and try these tips instead.

Learn all the tips and tricks for cycling during the cold season.

Cornering is not about turning the handlebars. We explain how to take on turns with a step-by-step guide.

Because it’s all fun and games until someone trips over the hallway bike.

A clean chain isn't just faster, it's also saving you money.

Why you should care about your bike's tire size, plus all of your tire size questions, answered.

Nix chain rub and enable smoother chainring shifting.

Yes, it’s doable—with a little ingenuity and know-how (and patience).

Your chain is a pretty essential component to your rides. Here’s how to fix it when something goes wrong.

All the tools, tips, and tricks you need for a quick roadside (or trail) repair.

Plus, figure out which size spoke wrench you need to keep your wheels in true.

Here are some of the ways you can support Ukraine—both on and off the bike.

From June 27 to July 3, we want Bicycling readers to break out of their routines and training cycles, and take their bikes out for even more fun.

Installing a new cassette is a quick and easy upgrade that will keep your drivetrain in smooth, working order.

You can still get close to the full experience—without breaking the bank.

Upgrade your bike and your skills with this popular component.

It’s all smooth steering—until your headset needs some TLC.

Use this checklist of expert advice to limit your exposure to Lyme, A. Capra, and other tick-borne diseases.

We explain everything you need to ride safely and successfully.

These handy tools can help remove or install even the most stubborn of bike tires.

The options are endless, but you’re search doesn’t have to be. Here’s what to keep in mind.

Lay down enough miles and your bike’s chainring will need a refresh.

Ready to go clipless? Here’s how to install new pedals, plus a run-down of the most popular styles.

Keep your wheels rolling longer with these expert tips.

We talked to top docs to break down the basics, from how long you’ll be off the bike to what to expect once it’s healed.

Fresh tape can make your bike look and feel like new.

Yes, you need to give this crucial tool some TLC every now and then.

Get pumped up to hone your bike-handling skills and release your inner grom.

Here are three things you can easily do at home to keep your bike in tip-top shape.

Just when you thought Wordle couldn’t get any better (or harder).

It will honor notable gravel cyclists and document the history of the sport with a museum.