article by Rolling Spokes’ Gus In Amsterdam there are literally more bicycles than people. Here is a list of
Having owned a couple of pairs of lightweight CNC’d aluminum Ciamillo brakesets back in the day (they were called
Hubert ‘Oppy’ Opperman was a sporting icon, a cycling phenomenon whose epic feats of endurance captivated the world. For
article by Sync Project’s Marko Ahtisaari Music, in its capacity to move us, has an automatic link to a very
The Angell is a new bike from a French startup that brings smart technology to the e-bike segment. The Angell features
Alicia Savio is a Latin American artist who was born in Buenos Aires, but grew up in an Italian
A new material comprising elastic micro-lattice pads that can withstand both single and multiple impacts no more effectively than
The term “bike boom” or “bicycle craze” refers to any of several specific historic periods marked by increased bicycle
article by Barry Murray of A1 Coaching A question I get asked all the time. The “science only” response
To celebrate its 60th anniversary, SIDI has launched a new flagship road shoe aptly called the SIXTY. “The SIXTY
article by Peter McCaffery For decades, some people have embraced the idea that there might be major health benefits from
The EnCase System product line by Wolf Tooth Components is a new in-bike storage solution with essential cycling multi-tools
A belated happy birthday to Stephen Roche, who was born on November 28, 1959. After completing his apprenticeship as
article by Sophie Medlin Sleep has become widely recognized as playing a really important role in our overall health
article by Jackson Fyfe and Jon Bartlett Carbohydrate-rich diets are often recommended as part of exercise regimes to promote recovery and
Developed in partnership with the Italian Cycling Federation, Pinarello has launched its new edition MAAT track bike, calling it
Looking more like a futuristic compact vehicle that’s taken right-out-of the pages of a micromobility campaign, the DryCycle is
A new study from Penn State suggests that eating one avocado a day may help keep “bad cholesterol” at
Thanks to some investment money and a new distributor, after a long, conspicuous absence, De Rosa is set to
article by Taylor Thomas There’s a special bond between a coach and an athlete that’s rarely duplicated in other
Taiwan’s parliament passed the review of a draft bill to step up the fight against fake origin labels and
article by Daniel de Visé Who are the greatest male cyclists of all time? That would make a good
As the UCI Artistic Cycling World Cup embarks upon its third season in Switzerland this week, most cycling enthusiasts are
photo credits @ Deceuninck-QuickStep Julian Alaphilippe capped a successful season during which he wore the Tour de France’s yellow
According to the French radio station France Bleu, the 2022 Tour de France may start in Saint-Étienne, France. The Loire city,
article by Steve Maxwell and Joe Harris Just weeks after Velon filed suit against the UCI over its alleged anti-competitive
article by Spencer Martin and Steve Maxwell The route for the 2020 Tour de France was recently unveiled. The
In its capacity as a signatory of the World Anti-Doping Code, the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) is responsible for
USA BMX and elected officials in Tulsa, Oklahoma celebrated the groundbreaking of a new national headquarters and arena in
article by Joe Harris and Steve Maxwell In the first two installments of our in-depth interview with Mike Plant,
French cycling great Raymond Poulidor has died at the age of 83. Poulidor was renowned for finishing on the
USA Cycling published the first three stories on their newly launched storytelling platform, In Our Own Words. The platform was created
There’s more than meets the eye when it comes to the world’s fastest track cyclists generating optimum speed. At
article by Joe Harris and Steve Maxwell In Part 2 of our interview with Mike Plant, we look at the
article by Nial Wheate Australian freestyle swimmer Shayna Jack tested positive to the banned substance Ligandrol in late June, before
article by Spencer Martin and Steve Maxwell The men’s WorldTour bike racing season is almost over, and so it’s time
The third edition of the UCI Urban World Cycling Championships takes place this week in Chengdu, China. The competition
The Amgen Tour of California has been canceled for 2020, and organizers aren’t sure when the race will return.
Organizer of the renowned Dirty Kanza, Life Time, has announced plans to host a new gravel race for next
Organizer for the Tour de France, the Amaury Sport Organization (ASO), has announced the formation of a new five-day
photo credits @ Le Tour Yukiya Arashiro sprinted to victory in today’s Saitama Criterium in Japan. The Japanese rider,
Organizers for the Giro d’Italia unveiled the details of the 2020 Italian Grand Tour during a ceremony in Milan
article by Adam Atherton We as humans are a pretty innovative bunch and there are and have been special
words and photography by Killian Bron Located halfway between Iceland and Norway, they are among the few islands that
There are more cycling shoe companies out there than one could shake a frame pump at. But, aside from
At the risk of sounding vulgar, there’s a saying in the car business, “for every ass there’s a seat”.
For what it’s worth, I can claim bragging rights for being one of the first, if not the first,
artwork by Luigia Zilli It’s hard to say which beverage has found itself more ensconced in the cycling culture
illustrations by Michael Valenti article by Tyrone Homes It’s that time of year again. In many places around the
ENVE has announced the return of their Trade-In, Trade-Up carbon wheel upgrade program that’s back for a limited time,
The equipment lines between bikepackers, adventure cyclists, earth travelers and global trekkers seem to be overlapping more than ever
Just like the snazzy necktie or scarf that ties in the wardrobe, or how the stylish rug tastefully anchors
If you’re a cyclist who has an appreciation for nature, a new study suggests how two-wheelers are on the verge of
Every so often I’m sent a piece of cycling apparel, when after the review, I’m left wondering whether I
Several 3D-printed bike frames were unveiled during this year’s Eurobike show in September, the US-based start-up Arevo being among
Bastion Cycles has created the world’s most expensive 3D-printed stem that costs a staggering $1,399.00. According to Bastion, its
article by Bryce Dyer The British Olympic team recently unveiled its new track cycling bicycle, dubbed HB.T, upon which
As a cyclist with feet flatter than spit on a plate, needless to say, I’ve had an ongoing quest
ENVE has introduced its new Air Pressure Station, aimed at helping cyclists address the importance of accurate tire pressure
Assos has expanded its Equipe collection for fall and spring, which comprises a jersey and jacket that features the
article by Jim Rutberg Cyclocross is enjoying a boom in popularity, which is wonderful because it’s one of the
“Bring the rain, bring the cold, bring the harsh,” says Garneau about its new Edge collection of cycling apparel.
Increased levels of physical activity such as cycling can significantly reduce the odds of depression, even among people who
