Bicycling: Cycling's Silent Epidemic (Spring 2024)

Bicycling: Cycling's Silent Epidemic (Spring 2024)

Cover Story:
"We Need To Talk About Cycling's Silent Epidemic" - Too many women are forced off their bikes because of labia swelling and pain. Here's why it happens, what women can do about it, and how to prevent it in the first place.

Also in this issue:
"More Than a Race" - In the heart of Kenya's Maasai Mara, the Migration Gravel Race highlights Africa's potential as a hub for competitive cycling.
"Gear That Stands the Test Of Time" - From Pedro's small-but-mighty tire lever to the enduring Brooks B17 saddle, this is the stuff that will become obsolete.
"A Body In Motion" - Ona 3,500-mile journey from Anchorage down along the West Coast, one cyclist discovered a new way to move through the world.
"The Waller Six" - In a rural community outside Houston, a violent coal-rolling incident nearly killed six cyclists. The teenage driver was charged with assault. Was justice served?
"Remember the Roubaix Bike" - In less that 15 years, this versatile machine simply vanished from the grueling race that had shaped it. What happened?

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