In this week’s AIRmail newsletter, The Outer Line takes an in-depth look at trending cycling news: LTGP 2025 details announced, Liberty Media focuses on sports; “Enhanced Games” coming up, USAC grant; building the talent pool, comments from Rouleur Live Event…. # Catch up on pro cycling – and its context within the broader world of […]

The TOP STORY in this Thursday’s EUROTRASH is; when will we see the top cyclo-cross riders, Wout van Aert and World champion, Mathieu van der Poel fight it out in the mud? Plus all the other news from the peloton: TOP STORY: Why is it taking so long for Mathieu van der Poel and Wout […]

The options for indoor cycling training have never been more plentiful, and for anyone who wants to maintain or improve their cycling fitness in the off-season, Wahoo’s impressively large suite of cycling training products offers pretty much everything you need to become a better cyclist. We recently reported the news that Wahoo announced some pretty […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: Collaboration sees 50 limited edition, real-life framesets produced, allowing Zwifters to take Watopia on their outdoor adventures Pinarello, the premium Italian performance bicycle brand, and Zwift, the global online fitness platform for cyclists, have unveiled their latest real-life collaboration which sees Pinarello’s flagship road bike, the DOGMA F, available to […]

Among the myriad of ebike brands vying for consumer attention, Macfox has distinguished itself by offering a range of e-bikes that seamlessly blend performance, durability, and style. This article delves into the Macfox brand, exploring its standout models and the features that make them a compelling choice for both urban commuters and adventure enthusiasts.   […]

Excessive anterior pelvic tilt can cause lower back, hip, or knee pain. Let’s take a dive into this common complaint that many cyclists have, and take a look at a more real, and permanent, way to address it. When it comes to addressing issues that we as cyclists tend to have with strength training, many […]

American media giant Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) is on the cusp of securing the exclusive rights to broadcast the Tour de France (TDF) in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2026. British broadcast television network ITV have covered the event for almost 25 years, but the deal with WBD will close the chapter on their free-to-air […]

Road cycling is an exciting sport that requires stamina, determination, and a love for the ride. Regardless of your purposes – training for better health, challenging yourself in local competitions, cycling for pleasure, and sightseeing – a proper training schedule is the key to success. This article explains how to put together a basic road […]

John Thomson’s End of Year Photo Gallery: As the curtain comes down on the 2024 road season, in the northern hemisphere, John Thomson has put together his first ‘End of Year Photo Gallery’. “Chrono, Couture, Cross and Cobbles” covering his trips to France and Belgium for the best shots from the cat-walks and the road-side. […]

In another full EUROTRASH Monday we catch up with the final night of the Lotto ‘Six Days Vlaanderen – Gent’ and cyclocross action from the X²O Badkamers Trofee – Flandriencross in Hamme and the Telenet Superprestige – Aardbeiencross in Merksplas. All with video, reports, results and the rider reactions. TOP STORY: Still bitterness between Tom […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: Being hit by a car while cycling is a terrifying experience that can leave a person feeling disoriented and unsure of what to do next. In such a moment, it’s essential to stay as calm as possible and follow specific steps to protect your health and legal rights. This guide […]

PEZ reviews the new book “The Extra Mile,” by Simon Mottram and Guy Andrews about the history of cycling clothing brand Rapha. The book marks the 20th anniversary of its founding and as a corporate biography is impressive in its coverage and its honesty. Two decades ago Simon Mottram, a hobby cyclist with professional expertise […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: BikeLA  Invites Angelenos to the 3rd Annual LA Bike Fest LA’s Pedal-Powered Happy Hour Fundraising Celebration Bringing together cyclists from daily commuters to weekend warriors & everyone in between! Saturday, November 23, 2024; 12 p.m.-3 p.m. BikeLA hosts its 3rd Annual LA Bike Fest Fundraiser Happy Hour and Celebration of bike-minded people from daily commuters to […]

Ed at the Gent ‘6 Days’: This weekend is the final days of the 2024 ‘Gent 6’ and one of Ed Hood favourite times of the year. We look back to 2022 when Ed got back to Gent after covid ruined everything. The weekend was not all at the velodrome, it was going to be […]

There are many shades of adventure, and you have to start somewhere. I’ve learned from over 20 years of riding and leading group rides that adventurous cycling at any level results in a sense of competence, accomplishment, wonder, and joy. I’m an avid mountain biker, road rider and more recently enjoy gravel riding in New […]

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Gear Break: Save 40% Off Cycology Kit, Zwift: Jarvis, the island that changed indoor cycling returns, CORE 20% off sale now live, Nimbl presents Urano, the first performance-oriented shoe dedicated to gravel, 3T releases five new WPNT colors for its bestseller Racemax, now integrale as well and Pinarello and Zwift join forces to unveil limited-edition […]

In this week’s AIRmail newsletter, The Outer Line takes an in-depth look at trending cycling news: TV lessons from baseball, cycling’s top salaries, the UCI outdoes itself again, Pro’s Closet reopens, as other cycling businesses falter, sports owners lean Republican… # Catch up on pro cycling – and its context within the broader world of […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: Seventy-four time national champion. Winner of the Ronde van Vlaanderen. Invaluable teammate. Bike racer. That’s just the beginning with Coryn Labecki. Watch “One to go,” the newest Explore film presented by Wahoo celebrating a legend in our sport. The post Watch the “One to Go” film featuring Coryn Rivera Labecki […]

As ever, a very full EUROTRASH Thursday: Race action from the Telenet Superprestige Jaarmarktcros in Niel with the all important video, reports, results and ‘what the rider’s think’. TOP STORY: Tadej Pogačar looks back on winning the World championships Rider news: Nairo Quintana to race in the WorldTour in 2025 Mathieu van der Poel ran […]

The KASK Nirvana aero helmet is claimed to save Watts and give you lots of ventilation. A classy looking helmet… but at a price. Our man is Spain, Alastair Hamilton has been lucky enough to get his hands on one. Has it lifted his FTP? Are the Watts flying out? Or is the Nirvana just […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: Tarzan’s Big Goals for the 2024 Season The man his S2C Bosch pb Eliel teammates call “Tarzan” had 2 Big Goals for the 2024 Season: Earn a Top 5 Medal at Time Trial Nationals in Augusta, GA and set a new San Diego Velodrome Age Group Hour Record for Men […]

After some precious downtime away from the bike and the physical strain of structured training, most riders come into November fired up and ready to work their hardest.  For many cyclists, November marks the end of the off-season and the beginning of training for the upcoming season, and they’re raring to get back into structured […]

At The Cycling House, we’ve been hosting women’s camps for over a decade, and we’re deeply passionate about creating experiences that bring women and bikes together. Our all-women’s trips offer a unique blend of adventure and community, where participants feel empowered, connected, and inspired on and off the bike. Here are the top 5 reasons why these […]

We all know that bicycle-related technology has seen huge changes in the last three decades: clipless pedals, brifters, carbon frames, aero wheels, disc brakes, electronic shifting, tubeless tires, fat tires, gearing ranges and so forth. One area seldom mentioned is one of the most utilitarian: lights. From the dawn of cycling when carbide lamps were […]