My Bike May 2026

When it is your turn to lead, maintain a consistent pace. A common mistake is accelerating too hard when you hit the front, which can break the group apart.

Use hand signals or vocal cues to point out potholes, debris, or upcoming turns. My Bike

Do not fixate on the rear tire directly in front of you. Keep your gaze looking through or past the lead rider to anticipate road hazards and changes in pace. When it is your turn to lead, maintain a consistent pace

Check that tires are inflated to the recommended PSI. Do not fixate on the rear tire directly in front of you

Position your front wheel about half a wheel-length behind the rider in front of you to start. As you gain confidence, you can move closer to maximize the aerodynamic benefit.

Before joining a group for drafting, ensure your bike is in safe working order using an :

Ensure brake levers don't touch the handlebars when squeezed and pads are aligned with the rims.