• Can We Save the Earth's Savior, the Bicycle?
    Conquering Cobblestones: Can We Save the Earth's Savior, the Bicycle? Forget roaring engines and choked city streets. Imagine yourself gliding down a sun-dappled path, the wind whispering secrets in your ears as your tires hum a soothing symphony against the asphalt. This isn't just a serene escape; it's a revolution... Read more
    Published on: 2025-02-01 By The Old Guy Bicycle Blog
  • Cycling and Mental Health: How Cycling Can Improve Your Mood and Reduce Stress
    Cycling is more than just a way to get around or stay fit. It can also have a significant positive impact on your mental health.As a cyclist myself, I know how much cycling can improve my mood and reduce stress. After a ride, I always feel happier, more relaxed, and... Read more
    Published on: 2025-01-25 By The Old Guy Bicycle Blog
  • Senior Long Distance Cycling: Wind in Your Hair, Wisdom in Your Legs
    Senior Long Distance Cycling: Wind in Your Hair, Wisdom in Your LegsCycling is a fantastic activity for people of all ages, and senior cyclists are a growing demographic. The open air, exercise, and sense of accomplishment all contribute to a happy and healthy life. But let's be honest, bodies change... Read more
    Published on: 2025-01-25 By The Old Guy Bicycle Blog
  • Fix a Flat on Bicycle Tires: Learn How to Easily Maintain Your Bike's Tires and Save Money
    Bicycling is a wonderful way to get outside, enjoy some fresh air, and get some exercise. However, one of the most common issues that cyclists face is how to fix a flat on their bicycle tires or other problems with their bike's tires and tubes. It may seem like a... Read more
    Published on: 2025-01-11 By The Old Guy Bicycle Blog
  • 25 Lame Jokes About Cycling
    Check out these 25 lame jokes about cycling. Seriously, they are really bad.Why did the cyclist get a F in grammar? He was terrible at puncture-ation.What did the wheel say when it was having a bad day? I'm wheel-y stressed!When the bike made an inappropriate joke he quickly backpedaled.Why are... Read more
    Published on: 2025-01-04 By The Old Guy Bicycle Blog
  • Cycling and Air Pollution: Tips for Staying Safe
    Cycling is a great way to get exercise, reduce traffic congestion, and lower your carbon footprint. However, cycling in urban areas can expose you to high levels of air pollution, which can have negative effects on your health. In this post, we'll explore the link between cycling and air pollution... Read more
    Published on: 2024-12-28 By The Old Guy Bicycle Blog
  • Exploring the Beauty and Adventure of the Paul Bunyan State Trail in Minnesota
    The Paul Bunyan State Trail is a 120-mile trail that runs through some of the most beautiful natural landscapes in Minnesota. The trail starts in Brainerd and winds its way north to Bemidji, passing through charming towns, forests, and lakes along the way. This trail is a popular destination for... Read more
    Published on: 2024-12-21 By The Old Guy Bicycle Blog
  • Finding Balance on Two Wheels: My Encounter with Temptation on a Bicycle Tour
    As I embarked on my bicycle tour across the eastern United States, I had no idea what kind of adventures awaited me. I was excited to explore new landscapes, meet interesting people, and challenge myself both physically and mentally. Little did I know that my journey would lead me to... Read more
    Published on: 2024-12-14 By The Old Guy Bicycle Blog
  • San Jose Bike Party: A Fun and Inclusive Cycling Event
    San Jose Bike Party is a monthly event that has been taking place in San Jose, California since 2007. The event attracts hundreds of cyclists of all ages and backgrounds, who come together to ride through the streets of San Jose, socialize, and have fun. In this post, we'll explore... Read more
    Published on: 2024-12-07 By The Old Guy Bicycle Blog
  • Fietsvierdaagse: How The USA Could Use It Too
    Fietsvierdaagse, which translates to "four-day cycling event," is a popular cycling event in the Netherlands that draws thousands of participants every year. The event features four days of cycling through scenic routes in the country, with each day covering a different distance and taking participants through different towns and landscapes.... Read more
    Published on: 2024-11-30 By The Old Guy Bicycle Blog
  • DIY Bike Maintenance: Basic Tips for Keeping Your Bike Running Smoothly
    As someone who has ridden a bicycle for over 50 years, I've learned the importance of keeping your bike well-maintained. However, I'll be the first to admit that I'm not the most mechanically inclined person. That's why I rely on my local bike shop for most of my repairs. But... Read more
    Published on: 2024-11-23 By The Old Guy Bicycle Blog
  • The Mindful Cyclist: Enhancing Your Cycling Experience Through Mindfulness
    Cycling is not only a great way to stay active and explore your surroundings, but it can also be a powerful tool for improving your mental and emotional well-being. By practicing mindfulness while cycling, you can enhance your experience, reduce stress and anxiety, and boost your overall sense of well-being.If... Read more
    Published on: 2024-11-16 By The Old Guy Bicycle Blog
  • Predictions for the Future of Bicycling: Potential Changes in the Next 50 Years
    I have often wondered what bicycling will be like 50 years from now. I started riding seriously 50 years ago and it has changed but not as much as you might think it would 50 years ago. The materials used in bicycles and some of the components are the biggest... Read more
    Published on: 2024-11-09 By The Old Guy Bicycle Blog
  • Dean and Nala: The Inspiring Journey of a Man and His Cat Across 18 Countries
    This is one of the coolest things I have seen in a long time. It is a guy who is touring with his cat. I stumbled upon a video on YouTube that featured this man named Dean Nicholson and his furry companion Nala, who he adopted while cycling through Bosnia.... Read more
    Published on: 2024-11-02 By The Old Guy Bicycle Blog
  • Pedal Your Way to Happiness: Using Bicycle Therapy to Beat Depression
     I love cycling. I'm one of those cyclists that claims cycling is in my DNA. If I go too long without cycling my mood goes south fast. I'm not sure you can classify it as depression but my wife says it causes me to become a grumpy old man. I... Read more
    Published on: 2024-10-26 By The Old Guy Bicycle Blog