Hey Road Cyclists, Ever Tried Track? 

Track cycling has been around since the late 1800s and competitive track cycling has featured in every modern Olympic Games, except the 1912 Olympics. Its popularity has continued to grow in recent times with the advent of indoor cycling. 

Dedicated road cyclists find benefits in track cycling, including improvements in bunch riding skills as track training exposes riders to bunch riding on fixed gear bikes without brakes. Track cycling takes place in a controlled environment and teaches skills required to ride safely in a group.

Track cycling also helps road cyclists gain strength and power on the ride and its intense aerobic exercise will significantly improve your fitness. You’ll also learn to spin at a higher cadence, meaning you’ll improve your output over distance without exhaustive effort.