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Updates are helpful, right? so here goes: I made steady progress following my surgery. Pain for one week, bandages for two, soreness for about a month, and riding again in six weeks. I have no...

Tri Girl,

I am sooo grateful for your reply. Your story has been the most useful for me as I prepare for the unexpected. I am so sorry you had to go through that ordeal, and I am in awe that you...

I have tried to avoid it but now it is imminent. I am having carpal tunnel release surgery (endoscopic). If you had the surgery, what was your recovery period like? How long before you were riding...

I think pinning the collarbone right away yields the best results, although I am stunned to hear riders could be back on their bikes so quickly (with good pain meds and against doctors orders, I'm...

Hi, all. I recently broke my clavicle (collarbone) and thought I might share here what I wish I had known when the accident happened.

1. You will meet a lot of people who also broke their...

To answer an earlier question, I am more of a masher than spinner. Would that point me toward the Amira or Ruby? Also, to confirm what has been written, Specialized changed the Ruby geometry in...

Thank you for all your replies. It seems like WSD bikes are really best for women with short torsos, which I do not have. I bought into the WSD concept because of the lighter weight and the smaller...

I am long-waisted, with a long torso and average legs. I have tried twice to get on a men's bike and twice was re-directed to the WSD. It is the reach that feels too short or too long. The bars...

Again, I'm looking at Specialized WSD bikes. The Amira seems very agressive, and the Ruby very relaxed. I want a little of both. Can I relax the Amira or quicken the Ruby through fit (bike shop...

Hi. I am narrowing down options for my next bike purchase. I am leaning toward a Specialized WSD because (some of you may object to this) it is just the easiest option. Best bike shop in town...