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Bicycling Magazine

About this site: Whether you prefer singletrack or the open road, Bicycling Magazine.com has almost everything you need to keep your pedals turning. Learn how to repair your bent derailleur, start a new training program, even find out what to eat before your ride so you don't bonk. http://www.bicycling.com/

Pluses: For the hardcore cyclist, there's plenty of gear info, maintenance tips, and race news.

Minuses: Some features are helpful to beginners, but if you aren't familiar with bike jargon this site isn't the place to start.

Best feature: Spend five minutes answering questions on the Bike Finder and get a list of bikes that will suit your lifestyle, skill level, and wallet.

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