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Posts Tagged safety

How to Set Up Front & Rearview Cameras on Your Bike

By Coach Levi on August 2, 2023   /   Road Cycling Articles   /   3 Comments
Tags: bike commuting, safety

It’s a dangerous world we live in. Among other things, road cycling is more dangerous than ever: road rage, distracted drivers, more drivers on the road, bigger cars, more blind spots, and people are always in a hurry. Cell phones seemed like they would increase safety for

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Tested: Fenix BC21R Bike Light

By Coach Levi on June 13, 2016   /   Product Reviews   /   Leave a comment
Tags: bike light, safety

When it comes to bike lights for all-around use, I want something that’s easy to use, very bright, and affordable. For those requirements, it’s hard to beat something like the Fenix BC21R Bike Light. This handlebar light puts out a claimed 880 lumens at a retail price

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Tested: Velosight Reflective Decals

By Coach Levi on March 5, 2016   /   Product Reviews   /   3 Comments
Tags: safety, visibility

Want to “get noticed” when you’re out riding your bike? Even if you’re shy and introverted, the answer is probably yes, because getting noticed means less chance of getting run over! Unfortunately, it also means you lose style points. Hi-vis vests and strips of reflective tape aren’t

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Warning: Read This Before You Begin Powerlifting

By Coach Levi on August 31, 2013   /   Powerlifting   /   2 Comments
Tags: safety

I can’t add in a section about powerlifting without a few words of warning… The Dangers of Powerlifting Like any sport, powerlifting can be dangerous, especially when performed incorrectly. If you are just starting out, you really should find a good coach or at the very least,

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Tested: Road ID

By Coach Levi on June 19, 2013   /   Product Reviews   /   2 Comments
Tags: road id, safety

Do you ever head out for a long ride or run alone? Without an ID? Without telling someone where you’re going and when you should be back? I used to do that every day. Fortunately, I was always able to ride, coast, walk, or at least limp

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Common Road Cycling Hazards: How To Stay Upright When The Road Tries To Knock You Down

By Coach Levi on December 3, 2009   /   Cycling Skills, Cycling Tips, Road Cycling Articles   /   2 Comments
Tags: safety, technical skills

While mountain bikers face the obvious obstacles (rocks, logs, mud pits, etc.) out on the trail, there are plenty of dangers out there on the pavement, too. Here’s how to stay upright no matter what the road throws at you…

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8 Safety Tips For Riding In The Rain

By Coach Levi on February 26, 2009   /   Road Cycling Articles   /   Leave a comment
Tags: rain, safety

If you plan to venture out in the rain or on wet roads, on your road or mountain bikes, here are some tips to keep you safe in this inclement weather…

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Having an Emergency Info Sticker Inside Your Bike Helmet Is Useless!

By Coach Levi on May 31, 2008   /   Road Cycling Articles   /   10 Comments
Tags: emergency, helmet, safety

I was setting up a new helmet earlier today, and after getting the pads in place, I just had to laugh at the included “my emergency information” sticker. Unlike gift giving season, “it’s the thought that counts” doesn’t apply to saving one’s life after a nasty bike wreck.

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Want To Look Hotter? Wear a Helmet!

By Coach Levi on November 30, 2007   /   Road Cycling Articles   /   10 Comments
Tags: helmet, safety

Surprisingly, there are still people out there, including adults, that don’t wear bike helmets. They either don’t know how unsafe it is to ride without one or they don’t know how sexy it is to ride with one. I for one am going to look hot now

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10 Safety Tips for Cyclists (That Could Save Your Life)

By Coach Levi on January 19, 2006   /   Road Cycling Articles   /   1 Comment
Tags: affiliate, safety

Here are some tips to keep you safe. Be a Better Rider Improve your skills so you can deal with anything. Improve Your Handling Skills Being a better bike handler means you’re less likely to crash due to obstacles. Try these practice drills you can do anywhere.

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The Best Reflective Tape for Your Bike

By Coach Levi on June 10, 2004   /   Cycling Gear, Road Cycling Articles   /   2 Comments
Tags: safety

Sick of your reflectors taking up space, but you want to stay reflective? Ditch Your Reflectors For Reflective Tape Instead of using those unsightly reflectors that shops are required to put on the bikes they sell, get yourself some silver reflective tape. It’s light, looks good, and

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