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<big>'''Welcome to the Cycling Fusion Wiki.'''</big>

The Internet's only wiki for indoor and outdoor cycling information.

== Help Us Expand ==
'''* We need your help!'''
<br>Since this wiki and the entire Cycling Fusion site are brand new, we need your help adding articles for the community.  Are you an expert on a particular indoor or outdoor cycling subject?  Do you have information you'd like to share, and never previously had a place to do so?  Help us by expanding our bank of information and spreading knowledge to the entire cycling world!  We want all your information to fill the pages of this wiki.
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Want to get started?  To add a page, search for something. When the wiki doesn't find an article on that subject, follow the link in the page that appears to create it!
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== Our Mission ==
There is a lot of scuffle between the worlds of indoor and outdoor cycling.  Many indoor cyclists never go outside and actually ride a bike.  Most outdoor cyclists believe that Spinning is a substandard method of training during their offseason.  We aim to bridge the gap between the two worlds through community and information.  We want indoor cyclists to get outside and experience the liberating thrill of riding a bike in the open air.  We want outdoor cyclists to learn what Spinning ''really'' is, and how it is one of the best training options going for them.  Over the years, Spinning has consistently been taught wrong and its reputation has been marred by this fact, causing a misunderstanding of what really goes on during a class.  Alternatively, indoor cyclists do not understand the benefits they can receive from a true ride.
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Through this wiki and Cycling Fusion's blogs, forums and outlet, we aim to inform, inspire, and motivate all types of cyclists to put aside their differences and open up to new ideas about all aspects of cycling.  
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Maintained by [http://www.cyclingfusion.com Cycling Fusion], 2008.