Cycling and fitness

With more bikes on the road, drivers are frustrated -- and cyclists are at risk. Now’s the time for changes.

Bicyclists must obey all the traffic laws that motorists do, but safety tactics may also help riders avoid accidents.

Right of way It’s a fact: More bikes are on the road.

Why put yourself through a grueling 100-mile bike ride? ‘To see if I can do it.’

With bikes linked to impotence in some men, manufacturers created saddles to prevent it. But do they work?

Never mind that mountain unicycling means no gears or shock absorbers and often no brakes. For these hardy riders, two wheels are overkill.

Bike pros and amateurs hone their skills in Carson at the nation’s largest velodrome.

SWEAT glistens on 24-year-old triathlete Lauren Robertson’s forehead as she pedals a bicycle hooked up to a computer measuring her power output.

Stability, handling, comfort -- all in a life-changing package.

As mountain bikers demand more, ski resorts beef up bike trails with dizzying new drops and other thrills. It’s part of the sport’s evolution.