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Warm without the bulk and comfortable throughout, the breathable and weatherproof C5 Thermo Jacket tames the winter elements.

From issue 86

A reader survives a crash with an automobile, but his steel bike does not. How should he go about repairing the bent frame? Plus, mixing SRAM Rival and Campagnolo Record components.

From issue 85

If you’re looking for an easy way to manage minor aches and pains or to speed recovery after big races or travel, PowerDot offers an easy-to-use and travel-friendly tool for recovery and therapy.

From Issue 87 • Words by James Startt Images, Images by James Startt & Le Marcounet

Italian sprinter Letizia Paternoster was struck by a car while training near her home, suffering injuries to her wrist and face.

Pro riders must train for a long season comprised of dozens of races. But how do you plan for a season that's comprised of just three or four total events?

Here’s your Week in Tech — all of the gear news you need, none of the marketing gibberish you don’t want.

Long stages, high mountains, and unpredictable weather have become part of the Giro d'Italia's identity and throw riders challenges not faced at the Tour de France or Vuelta a Espana.

Christina Birch is hoping to qualify for the U.S. track team for the 2020 Olympics. A place in Tokyo would mark another milestone in Birch's impressive professional career.

Rebecca Fahringer comes on the podcast to discuss her successful North American CX campaign, and explains why cyclocross is the perfect point of entry for women into cycling.

Former Giro d'Italia boss Michele Acquarone pens a lengthy opinion column on how pro cycling should address its many problems.

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From issue 86 • Words by Brad Roe; Images by Tristan Johnson/Seven Three Distilling

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The Whoop Strap 3.0 records physiological data all day so you get a better understanding of your sleep patterns, recovery needs, and peak performance goals.

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Park's Hydraulic Barb Tool crams a lot of action into one tool. It's all you'll need to cut your hydraulic brake lines and cleanly install barbs.

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From issue 86

Lennard offers advice on the best cycling boots for cold conditions. Plus, a carbon repair firm weighs in on the damage that can be caused by indoor trainers.

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Brit Lizzie Deignan is excited for the 2020 season, her first full campaign since giving birth to her daughter. "I’m just excited to have a season where it’s not decided by being a new mum."

The three reasons why cyclists test themselves, and the best ways to do so.

Are you ready for fall?

Windproof, water-resistant, non-padded, and insulated, the Velocis women's gloves are ideal for cold temps, but meet their match in freezing rain.

Here’s your Week in Tech — all of the gear news you need, none of the marketing gibberish you don’t want.

Travis McCabe and Israel Cycling Academy are expected to announce his move to the WorldTour in 2020.

7Mesh tackles shoulder season with the Synergy Jersey, a lightweight, windproof, and water-resistant layer that takes the place of arm warmers and a vest.

Tech editor Dan Cavallari takes a critical look at the burgeoning market for performance e-road bikes, and investigates who, exactly, is the target customer for these high-tech and very speedy machines.

The French nearly-man is among the last of the legends when black-and-white photography documented cycling's golden era.

5 bits for gravel we think you'll dig...

Words by John Wilcockson with images from Horton Collection

What exactly are pro riders doing in the offseason? Bobby, Gus and special guest Nicola Cranmer weigh in.

We discuss Peter Stetina's decision to race gravel instead of WorldTour road; plus, writer Patrick Redford talks about covering cycling for Deadspin.

The TK1 Bib Shorts get high marks when the temperatures dip, even though they may not be the most aesthetically appealing choice.

Organized racing was an afterthought to the founders of Zwift. Now, the company has raised millions with the goal of having virtual racing become a professional sport—and even an Olympic event.

New Zealand star saw first-hand how much impact the Tour of California carried for riders, teams and sponsors alike.

From issue 86

Floyd's Pro Cycling will shutter following the 2019 season after a title sponsorship hunt came up empty.

Bicycle manufacturers offer advice on using a carbon-fiber frame with an indoor trainer. Plus, can tire sealant corrode raw aluminum?

Japanese telecommunications giant NTT takes over the naming rights for the African team that struggled to post wins in 2019

In this week's episode, we discuss the most common cycling overuse and imbalance injuries, and how to address them with off-the-bike work and proper bike fit.

From issue 87 • Words and Image from Brett Horton/Horton Collection

Van der Poel took third European title while Kastelijn dominated the race to take her first championship win on a boggy course in Italy.

By Clive Pursehouse

From Issue 88 • Words and Images by James Startt

On this week's Week in Tech: Muc-Off's new pressure washer; Pegoretti's new stainless steel frame; Park Tool's community grant application opens.

The association of men's pro teams, AIGCP, is attempting to force a debate with the UCI about the fundamental problems of pro cycling.

The boom in gravel racing makes it a strong alternative to a career in the WorldTour thanks to increased sponsor interest and rapid expansion in events.

Start town of Belgian classic shifts to Ypres, altering first half of course but retaining decisive features of finale.

New signing Tom Dumoulin may provide Jumbo-Visma the 'extra card' they need to battle Ineos in next year's grand tours.

From issue 88 • Words and Image by Brett Horton/Horton Collection

The Irish sprinter cleared up a contract dispute and is hoping to find a team that will allow him to race the Tour de France

The season for knowing your state's laws around lighting and investing in hi-viz and reflective clothing has arrived. We guide you through what you need to know to stay safe and stay legal.

The 2020 Tour de France route boasts nine mountain stages, and plenty of climbing. The Outer Line says the race will be won during the sole individual time trial on stage 20.

We take a look at the Pinarello Grevil+ gravel bike (with O-Symetric rings!) of Olympic medalist, Tour de France podium finisher and Cat 5 gravel rider Bobby Julich.

On this week's episode we take a deep dive into the Amgen Tour of California's cancellation for 2020, and speak with Tejay van Garderen about the race's significance.

The Amgen Tour of California's best battles involved riders on U.S. domestic teams as they battled against the sport's biggest stars.

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Words and Images by William Tracy

At VeloSwap, riders tested their legs on a punishing Zwift course while riding the new Saris H3 direct drive smart trainer on the Saris MP1 trainer platform.

Courts throw out case involving an alleged pay-off during the 2010 Liege-Bastogne-Liege

In this week's Technical FAQ, a reader weighs in about using a warm hat and how it impacts helmet fit; plus, is it OK to reuse your cables and housing after trimming away the fray?

The budding Spanish star is confident he can step up to help fill the gap left by Quintana, Landa, and Carapaz

Frederic Magne was released from his job as director of the World Cycling Center over allegations of bullying and misconduct, AFP reports.

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The cycling governing body is linking up with other international federations to update eligibility requirements for transgender riders.

Van der Poel continues to manage multi-discipline approach in a way never seen before. But with ambitions growing by the year, can he keep it up?

From Issue 87 • Words and Images by Clive Pursehouse