Road Racing

Baxter replacement feature big titanium tubes, plenty of carrying capacity, and a new titanium fork.

Australian-based cycling apparel offers a simple, elegant style, with a remarkably comfortable and true-to-size fit.

A series for current and future tool nerds.

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Spanish grand tour confirms that Barcelona will host the start of the 2023 edition.

The unique-looking, mid-depth wheel is designed for the punishing cobbles of the ‘Hell of the North.’

It's a party on two wheels.

A 22 mm inner width, low weight, a hooked tire bed for tube-type or tubeless clinchers, a tubular option, and even versions for rim brakes and disc brakes – it all makes for a super versatile-sounding carbon aero wheelset.

Two days, two sprint finishes. Ruby Roseman-Gannon leads overall.

Iserbyt fought all the way to the finish on the iconic Hoogerheide course, sealing his dominance of the World Cup overall.

The World Cup wrapped up with a stellar victory for Marianne Vos one week out from the CX World Championships in Fayetteville, USA.

Brompton turns to titanium and a host of carbon components to create its lightest bike ever.

The project is at a crucial juncture. Your support can make a real difference.

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More safety and speed, fewer things to charge and better looks to boot.

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New frames now clear 35 mm tyres.

A fresh look for one of the top criterium squads racing in the United States.

Computer brand will likely bring enhanced drivetrain, suspension, tire, and power meter integration features to SRAM’s AXS wireless ecosystem.

The family of SRAM cycling components and accessories now includes full component groups, wheels, power meters, pedals, and now bike computers.

A US$1,400 wheel with the same rim as the US$2,500 flagship offering.

The new Bakers Eddy track also sounds a warning to drivers who dare get too close.

Technical writer: Tim Schamber; Prototype illustrations: Matthew Burton | From issue 106

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It also features an English threaded bottom bracket. Is this even a Cannondale?!

Considerations for adapting stack and reach when loss of flexibility becomes a consideration.

Epix 2 offers a refined appearance, a brilliant AMOLED display, and the latest 24/7 activity and recovery monitoring features.

What's the thread connecting cycling with North Korean military hackers and the adult industry? NextHash, Team Qhubeka’s last title sponsor.

A survey to Zwift subscribers proposes new premium features and asks how much respondents are prepared to pay.

Eli Iserbyt claims his sixth World Cup win of the season by nearly a minute.

A little over month after taking her first career World Cup win at Val di Sole, Fem van Empel now has her second.

Which do you value more: ease of adjustment, or light weight and the look of laces?

Could Cameron Meyer win three in a row? It's hard to see why not.

Supply issues have strangled the well-loved British aluminium and steel bicycle company.

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The same lace-up quirks as usual, but with an updated fit and racier feel (and, unfortunately, more weight, too).

Must-have features and functions in cycling kits ranked from the least important to the most crucial.

More sensors, enhancements to activity and recovery metrics, and ‘Sleep Coach’ improve upon the previous version of the recovery monitoring wearable.

Here's the cycling technology news making headlines for Friday, January 14, 2022.

The Tour de France has a difficult challenge on its hands as it tries to reduce its environmental impact. VeloNews looks at what is it doing to change its ways.

Grace Brown will start as the big favourite.

The 23-year-old's golden streak continues in Ballarat.

Another option in the do-it-all road bike category, but don't expect to ride one anytime soon.

Revolver's aero disc rotor fairings are most definitely not UCI-legal, offer dubious gains, and may hamper braking performance... I love it!

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Superb tire clearance, lots of mounts, and a tackle-anything demeanor, but also somewhat questionable frame geometry and a rather firm ride quality.

Does your house have a kids Zefal bottle? The French brand has discovered an issue with the valves detaching too easily.

It's Brown's second National TT title after winning in 2019.

The wait is over... these are the best cycling photos of 2021.

The new hubs boast a wicked-fast 1.66° engagement speed, adjustable bearing preload, lower friction, and improved reliability.

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Words: William Tracy; Image: Courtesy Schwalbe | From issue 99

Do weights of tires factor into the amount of energy required to turn them, and discussions of what causes front-end shimmy.

Events planned throughout 2022

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The new direct-to-consumer brand boasts some industry heavy-hitters and a novel idea.

Something is missing.

From hundreds of entries, these are the photos that caught the eye of our judges.

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Who is the fastest finisher in the peloton? What can't Tadej Pogacar do?

The Australian summer of racing is underway.

Cold weather cycling kit to keep you warm and dry during your winter rides.

I hope there is still room for young athletes who have performance goals without follower or subscriber goals.

There's plenty to look forward to this year.

The imbalance between supply and demand has made it hard to get the bike stuff you want, but there’s light at the end of the tunnel.

Strava data gives us a glimpse at just what it takes to ride at the highest level.

All the features of an integrated aero road racer, but not carbon.

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As we await the start of a new year of racing, let's look back at the wonderful season just gone.

More great photos from the final days of the competition.

Words/Images: James Startt

Watts lost, funs gained. We take a look at all the marginal losses that make for maximal enjoyment gains.

The UCI-approved colors are splashed on the Specialized bikes ridden by Demi Vollering, Marlen Reusser, Ashleigh Moolman Pasio, and others.

Roval, Shimano, and Tacx continue as partners of the Belgian-backed ‘Wolfpack.’

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