What I’ve Learned from My Time in a Wind Tunnel – Part 2
This article is a follow up to last week’s article FLO Cycling – What I’ve Learned from My Time in […]
Read MoreWhy Do You Use Less Tire Pressure for a Bigger Tire or Wider Wheel?
During the last several years, bicycle rim width at the brake track has been increasing. Manufacturers who are producing the […]
Read MoreHow Does a Tire Support Its Load?
Last week I wrote a blog article that discussed why you reduce the air pressure in a tire when you […]
Read MoreBike Tire Pressure and Elevation
I was recently at 11,000 ft elevation. While I was sucking wind running up a set of stairs, I […]
Read MoreBike Tire Pressure and Temperature
Have you ever wondered what happens to your tire pressure when you ride through different temperatures? How much does […]
Read MoreFLO Cycling – Studying Tires Part 1, Logging Data
For a while now, I’ve wanted to study the aerodynamic performance of tires on the road. We’ve done a bit […]
Read MoreStudying Bike Tires Part 1, Logging Data
For a while now, I’ve wanted to study the aerodynamic performance of tires on the road. We’ve done a bit […]
Read MoreStudying Bike Tires Part 2, Elevation Data
I’ve learned a lot since I posted “Studying Tires Part 1, Logging Data.” I mentioned that I believed there […]
Read MoreStudying Bike Tires Part 3, How to Mount The Logger to the Bike
Last week I mentioned I was going to be busy in my garage making a mount for the data […]
Read MoreStudying BIke Tires Part 4, Relative Velocity
This week we have new parts. I just received a new wind speed sensor. If you are wondering why, I’d […]
Read MoreStudying Bike Tires Part 5 – Wind Direction and a Complete Rebuild
The wind direction sensor I have been waiting for has finally arrived from Germany. It’s made by a company […]
Read MoreFLO Cycling – Union University Aero Wheel Study
Last year I spoke with Professor Georg Pingen from Union University in Tennessee. He mentioned that he had a […]
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