Bikes

The Ineos Grenadiers will race on disc brakes at the upcoming GP Denain The British WorldTour team will be using disc brakes in a UCI race this week. Read More

Craft Cadence is far from a household name in the United States. But the company’s workmanlike designs have gained traction among the bike commuter crowd in London, where it originated. The designs reflect the UK’s rainy climate and the necessities of urban a-to-b riding. The textiles are coarse and waterproof; […]

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Wout van Aert is fed up of the colour silver The Belgian was ahead at both time checks in the World Championship TT, but Italy’s Filippo Ganna kept enough in reserve to retain the title. Read More

Bosch eBike ABS has offered functional anti-lock braking solutions for a couple of years to OEM e-bike producers. And occasionally we’ve spotted a model or two with ABS. But whether due to extra cost, complexity, lack of consumer, or just relatively clunky installations, ABS certainly hasn’t seemed to catch on. […]

The final XC World Cup of the year is now underway in Snowshoe, stay tuned for live results and updates.( Photos: 11, Comments: 26 )

It’s official: Miguel Ángel López and Movistar will part ways from October 1st We don’t yet know which jersey the Colombian will wear in 2022. Read More

The Snowshoe World Cup week is solidly under way, and the pro race bike checks are starting to trickle in. While the DH double header may be the star attraction of the program, there is still plenty to be seen on the XC side as well. While taking a look […]

The final round of the 2021 DH World Cup is underway in Snowshoe, stay tuned for live results and updates.( Photos: 7, Comments: 118 )

Cross-training is not usually considered as necessary for cyclists, but should it be? We’ll cover the science of cross-training, how to raise power while dropping weight and much more in this episode of the Ask a Cycling Coach Podcast!