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Machka 06-03-11 04:00 AM

Cycling Terminology ... especially for the plethora of newbies
 
For the newbies this year ... and maybe in years to come ...

Cycling Terminology

From Bicycle Source
http://www.bicyclesource.com/bicycling_glossary

From Sheldon Brown
http://www.sheldonbrown.com/glossary.html

From RoadBikeRider
http://www.roadbikerider.com/riding-...on-terminology

From USA Cycling
http://www.usacycling.org/events/200...cyclespeak.pdf


From Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glossary_of_bicycling


Got any other cycling terminology links?

Machka 05-25-12 08:13 PM

Bump for the new riders coming on board. :)

cplager 11-27-12 09:13 AM

Bump #2

Machka 06-30-14 04:21 AM

Got any other cycling terminology links?

Machka 04-09-15 10:19 PM

Bump for all the new Spring-in-the-Northern-Hemisphere riders. :)

keg61 10-17-16 09:52 PM

Thank You Machka, i was thinking more of something specific to this forum, general terms and names of bike parts are not a problem, my concern is new folks(like me) coming into an environment that y'all are comfortable in and not knowing the "shorthand" in use...MUPs is pretty obvious and i had guessed that it was something close to what it turned out to be.. BSO I would never in a million years have figured out altho i do think it makes sense and is pretty darn funny

Machka 10-17-16 11:59 PM


Originally Posted by keg61 (Post 19130191)
Thank You Machka, i was thinking more of something specific to this forum, general terms and names of bike parts are not a problem, my concern is new folks(like me) coming into an environment that y'all are comfortable in and not knowing the "shorthand" in use...MUPs is pretty obvious and i had guessed that it was something close to what it turned out to be.. BSO I would never in a million years have figured out altho i do think it makes sense and is pretty darn funny

I think some of those links are or were the more "slangy" terms.

I don't think MUP and BSO are specific to this forum ... I'm sure I've seen them used elsewhere. MUP is quite common.

Anyway, here's another article you might find useful:
How To: Talk like a cyclist | Ella


And here's a Wikipedia entry
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glossary_of_cycling


Here's another one:
Glossary of Road Cycling Terms | Flight Centre Active Travel


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