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Posts by Aprill Emig

link to Do You Change Clothes During a Triathlon? Your Options of What To Wear!

Do You Change Clothes During a Triathlon? Your Options of What To Wear!

Triathletes will have to change at some point during the triathlon, but how much they change depends on what they decide to wear. Triathletes prefer to find one outfit to rule them all so in order to...

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link to What to And Not to Wear Under Cycling Jersey ? Brief Bike Wearables Guide!

What to And Not to Wear Under Cycling Jersey ? Brief Bike Wearables Guide!

One can either wear a sweat-wicking base layer or ride with just the jersey, however, it comes to wearing what is comfortable for the rider. While there are general guidelines one can follow when it...

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link to What Is a Good Triathlon Transition Time? Factors, Tips, And The Do’s & Dont’s!

What Is a Good Triathlon Transition Time? Factors, Tips, And The Do’s & Dont’s!

Anything under three minutes per transition is considered to be an exceptionally good transition time in triathlon. This is based on times for professionals who often race on courses with highly...

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link to How Long Do Bicycle Brake Pads Last & How To Change It? Disc VS Rim Breaks!

How Long Do Bicycle Brake Pads Last & How To Change It? Disc VS Rim Breaks!

Typically, brake pads last anywhere from 500-1000 miles. However, this depends on a variety of factors such as the braking system used and the conditions of the ride itself as in riding in wet or dry...

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link to Should Your Bike Tires Look Flat When Riding?! Tire Pressure Guide For Any Ride

Should Your Bike Tires Look Flat When Riding?! Tire Pressure Guide For Any Ride

One should avoid riding their bike if the tires look flat during the ride. Riding on deflated tires does not only slow the rider but can also impose risks to both the rider and the bike as it...

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Based out of Duluth, MN Aprill loves to write about the outdoors, education, and all forms of adventure. You can find her mountain biking, running, or playing roller derby.

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