The British Have Dominated the Critérium du Dauphiné for a Decade

For the last decade, British riders have dominated the Critérium du Dauphiné, with the Union Jack flag being raised

Uber Facing Backlash for Scrapping eBikes and eScooters During Pandemic

Despite the shortage of bikes brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, Uber, the parent company of the bike-share program JUMP

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Gaerne Launches Updated G.Tornado Road Shoe

Gaerne has launched an updated version of its mid-level G.Tornado road shoe, treating it to a new upper, two

Cycling Over the Age of 60 Reduces Risk of Heart Disease and Stroke

A new study published in the European Heart Journal suggest people over the age of 60 who engaged in routine

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Remembering Thomas Stevens – The First Man to Circle the World By Bicycle

Bicycle historians credit Thomas Stevens as the first man to circle the world on a bicycle. But, to most

Can Virtual Racing Be the Next “Real Thing” for Cycling?

article by Steve Brunner What is virtually real anymore in this stay-at-home virtual reality world? As unknown ‘e-racers’ promulgate

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Fizikk Pays Homage to the Spring Classics with Tempo Overcurve R4 Les Classiques and Tempo Overcurve R5 Paris 1969 Cycling Shoes

The absence of this season’s Spring Classics notwithstanding, Fizik pays homage to this year’s Monuments of Cycling with the launch