Josh Ross

The all-new Allied Able completely redesigns the iconic chainstay making room for bigger gearing and bigger tires.

An updated titanium crank from Cane Creek, a new steel gravel bike from Battaglin, tube tires from Pirelli, and more this week in tech.

Alexis Cartier is training for his Life Time Grand Prix races while he rides across a continent. Will it work?

For our latest this week in tech roundup we’ve got an oversized pulley wheel that’s affordable and a Sturdy Ti bike that doesn't take forever. There’s a couple of services too.

First there was a "leak" and now we've got video confirmation of the new Colnago V5Rs. Expect a new Colnago coming soon.

Alexis Cartier lives the ride-to-the-race ethos, but his races lie scattered across a continent rather than a city.

WorldTour racing regular Vision Metron RS wheels shave weight with carbon spokes and an updated 45mm or 60mm profile.

It might look the same as previous designs but the new POC Cytal is an updated helmet with a better crash rating.

The Specialized S-Works Ares 2 is wider, looks better, claims a wild 7-watt advantage, and should last longer but there’s a price to pay.

Trek releases environmentally-friendly signature colorways, a new Rapha jacket, 5Dev releases short length titanium cranks, and more.

MyWhoosh gets virtual shifting, Roka has new glasses, new tires from Teravail, and more.

The 2025 Cannondale Topstone Carbon ditches AI spacing and SmartSense lighting while keeping rear suspension and, if you want it, a Lefty.

Details are sparse but Strade Bianche recon pictures reveal what appears to be a Zipp climbers wheel with integrated pressure sensor

After years of sideloading apps the Hammerhead Karoo gets a native app store while retaining the ease of the Android OS.

Yes, you read that right: gravel has hit the sweater world. That and more in the latest tech stories.

We saw gravel technology from SRAM on display at this year’s Omloop Het Nieuwsblad. It’s time you consider similar for your own riding.

A tech check out covering quick takes on interesting gear Velo editors have been taking a look at.

Every week there’s a new group of products and services launched this week. Here’s what we saw.

Lachlan Morton broke a record riding from Wellington to Auckland, but Rapha missed a key detail in telling the story.

Lachlan Morton finishes the Auckland to Wellington journey 92 minutes faster than the record on one of his biggest days ever.

Who cares if it's faster? The Silca Wax System is easy and keeps your bike clean. After a year I'm never going back.

Every week there’s a new group of products and services launched this week. Here’s what we saw.

Photo details: Biomimicry and blindingly bright paint still make it hard to overlook the massive chainring on this Pinarello Bolide F TT.

Last minute UCI ban left Ineos Grenadiers scrambling ahead of today's stage to replace a TT visor that’s been in use since 2022.

We’ve already seen it raced at the UAE Tour Women but Pogačar’s Colnago Y1Rs has the sacred rainbow stripes and a 3D printed Wahoo mount.

Zwift has always been the best place to complete a workout. Now TrainerRoad makes the workouts worth doing.

The U.S. market just got a new shoe option as Sidi revives the brand in North America with new shoes and new retailers.

It’s been two years since ShakeDry left the market. Here’s 7 great cycling jackets that are not only replacing but surpassing Gore ShakeDry.

The Wahoo Elemnt Ace might be half-baked, but that's the nature of new technology. Is Wahoo pioneering the use of aero sensors?

From rumor to reality. Shimano officially launches drop-bar components as part of the budget-friendly Shimano Cues lineup.

Secure bike storage solutions for any space, from compact apartments to large garages, that make sure your bike is always safe and protected.

Ion Izagirre and Team Cofidis bring Campagnolo components and Look bikes fitted with power meter pedals to the Tour Down Under.

Dating back to 1926, UK brand Pashley unveils a new drop bar performance range of handcrafted steel bikes under the Pashley Roadfinder name.

Salt pills work, broccoli doesn't, and there's lots of nuance. Here's a short-ish dive into the rabbit hole of nutrition and fueling.

For 2025 XDS Astana announced a new team name and a new bike. We’ve seen studio pictures but now it’s broken cover at the Tour Down Under.

The Nix hydration monitor offers clear performance benefits and the UCI approves it for competition. Why are some sensors approved and others not?

Training camp photos reveal a familiar Cervelo P5, but new components round out a Wout van Aert setup that looks brand new.

Hutchinson tires, especially in the US, have felt like a secondary brand. Does a 2025 return to WorldTour racing change that perception?

The updated CORE2 body temp sensor keeps the same tech the WorldTour seems to love and makes one important change.

For the last eight weeks I’ve been following the advice of CoachCat from FasCat Coaching. Here’s what I’ve learned and what you need to know about AI coaching.

Cold is manageable, but cold and wet is brutal. After years of Pacific Northwest riding, here's how to protect your hands and feet.

These 2024 sport trends in athlete training are revealed by data gleaned from Strava, Garmin, Trailforks, and Ride with GPS. Here's what we found.

These stood out as my favorite bike images of 2024. Here's how you can improve your cycling photography.

Smaller events? New equipment standards? A changing of the guard? Four Velo editors make predictions about the state of gravel cycling and racing in 2025.

Our predictions for 2025? More aero, lower bike prices, new Shimano drivetrains, and a whole lot more.

Got some downtime this holiday break? This is a collection of suggestions for the best cycling YouTube to watch when you can.

The 10 things I loved this year covering a range of creativity, adventure, and personal growth both on and off the bike.

Sitting down with a former pro turned bike fitter to discuss how gravel brands are failing women and small riders with inappropriate sizing.

You saw the leak, now the Colnago Y1Rs is confirmed and I sat down with the designer to talk about the performance and the looks.

A necessity or a nicety, there's ways to improve your indoor ride experience. Here's my tips, tricks, and accessories to make indoor cycling fun.

Campagnolo comes back to World Tour racing partnered with Team Cofidis in a four-year contract. Is this the perfect pairing?

Colnago has taken some heat for leaving Tadej Pogačar with no aero bike. It looks like that’s changing with a model called the Colnago Y1RS.

The climbing prowess of the Scott Addict RC isn’t even the best thing about it. The team obsessed over every detail and it shows.

It’s race proven and expensive but the Enve SES Aero Pro One-Piece Handlebar is now available for purchase.

The Argonaut Supernaut streamlines the build process by limiting choices, slightly, to get more bikes in more hands faster.

Colnago is releasing a 70-piece limited run of modern steel bikes called the Colnago Steelnovo to celebrate the brand's 70th anniversary.

For most of its existence Strava has been a data platform for other services to build on. That seems to be changing.

Not every bike is made for everything. The Mondraker Arid comes from a Spanish mountain bike company and it excels in a specific situation.

Zwift Racing Score has been months in the making. We sat down with the man in charge of it to see how it’s going.

After years of strict separation it sure looks like TrainerRoad workouts are about to arrive on Zwift.

No matter your budget or how experienced the cyclist on your gift list is, there's something here they'll love this holiday season.

At first glance the newest Pivot Vault seems like it’s a pricepoint bike that lacks excitement. Instead it’s stable, comfortable, and an absolute blast.

Mechanical shifting is lovely if working on your bike is part of the enjoyment. Otherwise, choose electronic shifting.

Two builds in a long-term test. SRAM Red AXS vs Shimano Dura-Ace. Which one would you pick?

An engaging indoor ride experience means picking one of the best smart trainers. Here’s what’s worth considering.

The OneUp Drop Bar Paddle Remote adds dropper post functionality to SRAM controls with an easy install and a great price.

One man built IndieVelo as a competitor to Zwift that focused on fairness in race results. Now there’s a new name and a new owner.

Digging deeper into Rapha's financials paints a more nuanced picture of the state of the apparel brand — but what do the brand's woes say about the state of cycling?

The relatively unknown DARE brand brings a brand new pure aero Tour De France bike to market this month.

From flat repair to emergency saddle sore solutions, this is the gear that keeps me from making that emergency phone call home.

You don’t need 8k but what if you used an 8k sensor to get better 4k video? That’s the idea behind the new Insta360 Ace Pro 2.

Everything you need to know to find your next bike light, including our top picks and list of (almost) all the options out there.

Chain whips suck. These are the easiest and most effective cassette tools I’ve found for cassette lockrings and disc brakes.

The previous generation was groundbreaking. Can the new Hunt 40 Limitless Gravel Aero capture that same magic?

While there are tons of gravel shoes available, these two pairs mix stiffness and protection and are the best gravel shoes I can remember using.

It turns out well ventilated helmets don't necessarily have to sacrifice speed. We used a real-time aerodynamic sensor to find the fastest road helmet, the slowest, and the surprises.

Budget is a strong word but the Ribble Allroad Ti delivers otherwise out of reach technology at a reasonable price.

To celebrate its 20th Anniversary, CeramicSpeed is offering a limited edition oversized pulley with outrageous details.

The 2025 Pivot Vault is all new and the focus is shifting with choices for all, better pricing, and an emphasis on fun.

This isn’t a buyer's guide. I spend 12-15 hours a week in cycling kit and these are my favorite bib shorts this summer.