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Just like a regular Power saddle, but softer.

Mad skills on the family farm.

And how her professional career ebbed and flowed.

Interview by Tim Schamber with images from James Startt

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Listen to how a self-described hayseed who trained in a Montana shed took down the likes of superstar Filippo Ganna of the well funded Ineos Grenadiers.

Shield sunglasses that offer distortion-free optics and excellent protection in the hallmark bold style of Peter Sagan.

Could pro cycling take lessons from pro triathlon?

Rising Russian star misses out on USA trip ahead of high-profile transfer to Bora-Hansgrohe for 2022.

The 2021 road season was record-breaking and record-equaling at times — here are some of the key stats and figures that made the year.

Roundtable: Giro d'Italia boss Mauro Vegni challenges the Slovenian superstar to take on one of cycling's most elusive challenges, but is it worth it?

Belgian race boosts winner's purse to €18,800, making it the richest one-day payday on the women's calendar for 2022.

Fast, slow, fast, slow. Confused? I seem to be.

It's been well over a decade since the U23 men got their own road race. Why not the women?

Felt Bicycles is now under the same ownership as Husqvarna, R Raymon, and GasGas e-bikes.

Words: William Tracy; Images: Haley Cycles and James Rogers | From issue 106

Dane got all the details on the new series from Life Time’s President of Media and Events Kimo Seymour.

Words: John Wilcockson Images: James Startt | From issue 106

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Here's what's making cycling tech headlines on Tuesday, November 23.

Has a new era of American crit racing begun? Go behind the scenes with SRAM at the Into the Lion's Den criterium.

The German team is in the process of finalizing its eight-rider roster ahead of the 2021 season.

How to size tires to rims and more discussion about tire hysteresis and aerodynamic drag.

Bernard Sainz, a homeopathic French doctor long-linked for various doping allegations, is facing a new round of charges in French court.

Jumbo-Visma gave both riders time and space to work through their respective issues, and the go-slow approach paid off with both returning to racing in 2021.

The Colombian rider wants to return to the glory days of his 2019 win after recovering from the back injury that troubled his title defense.

17 years after establishing the influential clothing brand, Mottram is handing over the reins.

The highly decorated Dutch rider is looking forward to a return to the Tour de France next year, a moment she says will be 'really important' for women's racing.

French squad sketches out plans ahead of Slovak's high-profile debut: 'The classics division has a very interesting strike force with Sagan and Turgis.'

Sometimes real change needs to start at the grassroots level.

Check out Peloton Magazine's author page.

Discussing Trek's Sustainability Report with Eric Bjorling.

Puzzle by Myles Mellor

Unusually good ride quality and the handling is brilliant, but it’s hard not to notice the heft when you point it uphill.

Veteran racers are feeling the pinch as professionalization and 'datafication' raises the game – but the old-timers know brains can beat brawn.

According to local media, the Slovakian became aggressive when he feared he would be forced to get vaccinated following a police stop.

Ex-Belgian national coach Rik Verbrugghe watched helpless from the sidelines, 'I saw a strange strategy from the team.'

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Eli Iserbyt extends his World Cup lead with round seven victory in Koksijde, Belgium.

Annemarie Worst (777) put in a flawless ride to take her first win of the season at CX World Cup Koksijde in Belgium.

Words: Paul Maunder | Illustrations: Matthew Burton

Double world champion prioritizes monuments for second-half of career, pushes back against pressure to race GC at Tour de France.

The Shoe Dr unveils custom trainers to celebrate Cav's 34 TDF stage wins.

Retiring Aussie warns against growing pressure and data-driven culture in pro peloton.

Kasia Niewiadoma reflects on what makes Tiffany Cromwell an indispensable teammate.

Lightweight's new lightweight wheel is not the lightest Lightweight lightweight wheel, but it is light and probably expensive.

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By Clive Pursehouse | From issue 105

The German cyclist has forged his own path in cycling independent of his father Erik

After seeing her female friends struggle with off-road riding, Eleanor Jaskowska wanted to help.

How to tell the authentic from the fraud — and should you care?

The Israel Start-Up Nation rider: ‘I always tried to go my own way’ while earning a spot in the pro peloton on his own merits as a leadout man.

Team boss reflects on year of struggling to hold the wheels, confirms Simon Yates will return to Giro in 2022.

The UCI currently forbids the use of continuous glucose monitors in competition. Insiders are pushing back on the ban – is that a good or bad thing?

The Dutch star said he's overcome his setbacks from a year ago, and vows to fight to reclaim his spot in the GC hierarchy.

Veteran Dane says he hopes to race in a more swashbuckling style with renewed focus on stage-wins and attacks as he lines up goals for 2022.

A chat with ultra-endurance racer Abdullah Zeinab.

This expansion of the Makuri Islands region offers eight new routes with 21 km of new roads.

And EF Education Tibco-SVB's potentially leaked roster.

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From issue 60

There’s enough insulation for most, though the high volume and wide heel cup makes for a vague feel on the bike.

The Belgian has come as close as anyone in the modern era to completing the monument sweep, and will have one last shot at Milano-Sanremo in his final season as a pro.

What's making cycling tech headlines on Thursday, November 18.

I struggled sometimes with the travel and social media, but 2021 was the best year of my career.

The Giro d'Italia continues to deliver drama and innovation, so how does it stack up against the Tour de France and Vuelta a España? Our editors dig in.

Four-time Tour de France winner underwent months of sessions in high-pressure chamber to help rehabilitation following 2019 crash.

The flat bars are polarizing, but the dedicated geometry makes the most of it.

Help decide the top riders of the year

Movistar captain confirms he will race the Giro d'Italia and Vuelta a España and return to the Ardennes classics in final season.

Two-time defending Tour de France champion says a run at the Vuelta a España should be in the cards in the 2022 after another shot at a third yellow jersey.