Road Racing

Lars van der Haar can't be beat in Heusden-Zolder, attacking with authority and holding on to win, despite a late-race dropped chain

Marianne Vos wins the fifth round of the World Cup series, getting the better of Katerina Nash and teammate Pauline Ferrand-Prévot

Lennard Zinn addresses questions pertaining to interchanging various Shimano drivetrain parts

Art’s Cyclery explains when to use each one when it comes to our bikes

Lennard Zinn goes into detail about the California company's six most notable designs and manufacturing processes

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Pauwels plays his cards perfectly, riding a patient race on a heavy course and making the winning move on the final lap

Marianne Vos claims second, and Katie Compton is third in Namur at the fourth round of the cyclocross World Cup

The 20-year-old phenom soloed to victory at a muddy edition of the race in Essen, Belgium, the fifth round of the 2014-15 Bpost Bank Trofee

Former national champ Tim Johnson's Cannondale SuperX Hi-Mod cyclocross race bike is equipped with CX1, disc brakes, and Challenge tubulars

Two tinkerers in Australia have successfully streamed live race video from onboard bike cameras

An aero road helmet with some ventilation? Now that’s an idea, writes Logan VonBokel

Art’s Cyclery breaks down the reasons why some pedals require washers, while others don’t.

Zinn answers questions about 'cross tubular glue/tape combos, the right brakes for cold-weather riding, and how to stop a slipping cleat

As 2014 winds down, several major ProTeams will be changing equipment sponsors for the coming season

Component manufacturer FSA will produce an electronic drivetrain, but it remains to be seen if a major team will ride the parts in 2015

Disc brakes are on a precipice, teetering toward the racing world, where speed is the only thing that matters. Can they keep up?

Wout Van Aert overpowers a daring Laurens Sweeck as Sabrina Stultiens finally cracks Sanne Cant's winning streak

Kitsbow does jeans, a hyper-accurate low pressure pump from Silca, Seven Cycles for charity, new 7Mesh jacket, and sponsor news

The narrow hoods and flared drops of the SES Aero might seem unconventional, but are a perfect match for modern race positions

Should you use carbon friction paste on your fork steerer? Art's Cyclery has the answer and more helpful information

Rapha's cyclocross-specific shoes fall short on durability and versatility, despite high price

Global Cycling Network explains five basic steps to make sure your bike runs flawlessly, lasts longer, and is less expensive to maintain

Lennard Zinn answers questions about tire sealant, tubeless tires, and whether or not it's possible to drain sealant from tubes

Global Cycling Network explains when, where, and why to use grease, threadlock, and other compounds to prep your bike for the long haul

Logan VonBokel provides his thoughts on five 3-way wrenches after months (and years, in some cases) of use

Trek Factory Racing debuts one of its three team bikes, the Domane 6-series, which three-time Roubaix winner Cancellara will ride in 2015

The monastery off the Normandy coast was last featured in the Tour during a time trial in 2013

Bobby Lea finishes third at the London Track World Cup and gains the lead in the World Cup Omnium with one weekend remaining

Rachel Lloyd delivers another win in Washington, and Ben Berden wraps up the weekend with Raleigh-Clement's second win in a row

Tom Meeusen and Klaas Vantornout battle shoulder to shoulder on the final lap in Overijse, with the Telenet proving fastest at the finish

Crystal Anthony and Curtis White race through the rain to victory in the first day of the NBX Gran Prix weekend

Jamey Driscoll and Rachel Lloyd stand atop the podiums at day one of the Waves for Water Cyclocross Collaboration

Kevin Pauwels continued his strong run with victory at the GP Hasselt, taking a half-minute back from Bpost Bank Trofee series leader Sven Nys

Global Cycling Network compares the effectiveness of a variety of reflective clothing and lighting options to keep you safe on the road

For the November 2012 issue of Velo magazine, Lennard Zinn headed to the laboratory to see how tire pressure and width affect rolling resistance

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From a film on Six Day track racing to Sky's power meter choice for 2015, here's your weekly tech roundup

The company is in talks with professional road teams to place its sports cameras on team bikes during major races next season

This family of brakes comes standard in the Dura-Ace 9000, Ultegra 6800 and 105 5800 groupsets

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Shimano Dura Ace Di2 shift levers will soon be able to control Garmin, Magellan, and PRO cycling computers

Looking to put your carpentry skills to work and save a little money? GCN shows you how to make DIY rollers for winter training

Bontrager's windstopper undershirt is an easy upgrade to make a standard skinsuit or jersey a little warmer, but it comes at a cost

Cyclocross is akin to the cobbled classics — prepare for the worst and hope for the best. Here's how to do just that.

The race will be Froome's "main focus" for next year

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Kerry Werner and Ellen Noble took muddy wins in Sterling, Massachusetts, for day two of Baystate Cyclocross Weekend

Wout Van Aert wins a thriller at the Kwadro Flandriencross, coming from behind to beat Mathieu Van der Poel at the line

White and Noble took wins on a snowy, frozen course in Sterling, Massachusetts, for day one of Baystate Cyclocross Weekend

World Cup leader Kevin Pauwels wins a two-up sprint with teammate Klaas Vantornout to pad his series lead

In a battle of the national champions, Belgium's Sanne Cant prevails with a bike throw over American Katie Compton

Tired of sloppy-looking handlebars? Here's how to make your bar tape look smooth and neat

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Rival mirrors virtually all the performance, design, and durability standards of its pricier siblings, it just weighs more and costs less

After three years without live Tour de France coverage, German TV considers the possibility of broadcasting the race again

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Ride along in the derny race at the Gent six-day track event to get a feel for the speed and excitement of velodrome racing

VeloNews contributor Michael Robson explains the fundamentals of gluing 'cross tubulars to avoid the dreaded rolled tire

With winter setting in, Lennard Zinn answers questions about riding in cold, muddy, and sometimes extreme conditions

Squid Bikes look like nothing else, and that's the point

Squid Bikes offers aluminum cyclocross frames in a variety of frame designs and colors

Make sure you aren't over-tightening the bolts holding that pricey carbon handlebar. Use a torque wrench, and use it correctly

Nash and Driscoll sweep the Los Angeles cyclocross weekend on another warm and dusty day in Southern California

The 24-year-old from Sardinia will ride to win the Giro d'Italia in May

After Lars van der Haar slipped in the woods on the final lap, Kevin Pauwels soloed to the finish to win the fifth round of the Superprestige series

On a dry, sunny Saturday in Los Angeles, Katerina Nash and Jamie Driscoll win with solo efforts

The latest tire size trend, SRAM teams with Velocio, Quarq offers power meter trade-in, and high-end kids' bikes, in time for Christmas

Light and Motion’s Urban 800 is brilliantly bright and compact, with a fast charge and impressive run time given its diminutive size

Greg from Art's Cyclery weighs the arguments between clincher and tubular tires for everyday riding

Mauro Vegni criticizes the idea that the UCI could cut back the number of stages in cycling's grand tours

Italian Gran Fondo offers climbs of the Campo Carlo Magno, Passo del Tonale, Aprica, and Mortirolo over a 175km course

Former world champion Mark Cavendish says his form is back on track, and he's racing the velodrome this winter to gear up for next season

Lennard Zinn shows us some cycling gear of the past — or, in some cases, replicas of classic items and bikes

Take a photo tour of the FSA facility in Taiwan, which produces components ranging from wheels to drivetrain parts

Ortlieb's smallest seat pack is dropper-post friendly with plenty of space and a mount that lets you swap between bikes

The Vuelta returns to Andorra next year as more details emerge for the 80th edition of the Spanish grand tour

On a cold final day of racing, McFadden and Driscoll go home with wins after three days of action in Iowa

Klaas Vantornout (Sunweb-Napoleon Games) won a muddy Superprestige Asper-Gavere cyclocross race Sunday, ahead of teammate Kevin Pauwels