There is a tendency to think that once you get so that you can ride around the block without falling down, you've "mastered" riding a bicycle, and know all you need to know about basic riding technique. Like most skills, however, there are levels of mastery, and a cyclist who has learned and practiced good technique will be a safer, more effective cyclist.
See bicycle guru Sheldon Brown's article on the most effective techniques on how to start and stop. Useful for the beginner, but even experienced cyclists will benefit.
Sunday, November 16, 2008
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