The UCI Gives the Go Ahead for Disc Brakes to be Used in Mass Cycling Events

The UCI banned the use of disc brakes in the peloton last April, following Movistar rider Fran Ventoso’s crash

BZ Optics Touts “World’s First Bifocal Photochromic Eyewear” Designed for Cyclists

The Australian brand, BZ Optics, are touting what they call “the world’s first bifocal photochromic eyewear” designed for cyclists. According to

Critérium du Dauphiné 2016 Stage 3

photo credits @ Le Tour Fabio Aru (Astana) claimed stage 3 of the Criterium du Dauphiné today, after the

USA Cycling Joins the Fight Against “Mechanical Doping”

USA Cycling has joined the fight against “mechanical doping”, using the recent Professional Road National Championships in Winston-Salem, North Carolina,

Gran Fondo New York Bike Count: Who’s Riding What?

The 2016 Gran Fondo New York was to our knowledge the first of its kind at any mass participation

What are the Benefits of Aero Helmets?

article by Mat Steinmetz  There are now several different types of aerodynamic helmets available to triathletes and time trialists.

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Critérium du Dauphiné 2016 Prologue

photo credits @ Le Tour  Alberto Contador (Tinkoff) won the opening 4 kilometer uphill time trial from Les Gets

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Tejay van Garderen Withdraws from Rio Olympic Games over Zika Virus Concerns

With a pregnant wife at home, American Cyclist Tejay Van Garderen was prompted to withdraw his name from consideration