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Take a trip down a snow-covered memory lane through the lens of Paul Boudreau.

New US-based men's squad will focus on developing international talent and bringing new faces to EF Education-Nippo WorldTour team.

The latest of our deep dive podcast episodes.

Diving into the claims that older riders are producing the best power of their careers while losing ground against the competition

The Lotto-Soudal rider talks about his success in both track and road racing 

Words: Chef Chris Cosentino | Images: Sean Cochran

This November seven young Mexicans took part in some of the world's most difficult cyclocross races.

The Quick-Step-Alpha Vinyl team boss says he wants to help ‘grow women's cycling organically'.

A reliable torque wrench is a must for every shop.

High-quality, modern cut, and modern fabrics for a solid, summer kit.

The Lotto-Soudal rider talks about his success in both track and road racing.

The Dutchwoman called time on her 13-year cycling career in October and now wants to use her skills as a nutritionist to help Dutch children.

Ineos Grenadiers debuts new look after ending five-year partnership with Castelli.

After a decade racing at the highest level on the road, the Australian is after a new challenge.

The Kazakhstan-based team includes American Joe Dombrowski.

Blurring the lines between gravel and XC bikes to conquer Swiss mountains.

Alpecin-Fenix bosses indicate MvdP likely to bring green jersey ambitions to 2022 Tour, confirm Dutchman 'well on schedule' after shaking back injury.

By James Lynch

Words by William Tracy, Associate Editor

Interview by Tim Schamber with images from Ashley Gruber

Kasia Niewiadoma talks about why Tiffany Cromwell is a great domestique.

With Maria Benson and Scott Roy from Cervelo.

Yes, it has a threaded bottom bracket.

Wheelies, rainbow jerseys and a one-of-a-kind personality: Sagan is a rider and character like no other.

The R5-CX is Cervélo's first cyclocross bike, and it takes cues from the highly successful R5 road bike.

Deceuninck CEO critical of Quick-Step boss Patrick Lefevere.

The British time trial champion flourished in her second season as a professional and took her first pro win.

It's set to be a world-class MTB destination ... assuming it gets government approval.

Anthony Roux saw a beer bottle on the roadside, and couldn't ignore it.

Words and Images by Paolo Ciaberta

With the assistance of a three-year-old, we put a bunch of bikes to the test.

15 wins. 25,000 miles in the van. One tired but happy bike racer. Stetina reviews his year.

Exercise is not punishment for eating. So why do we keep buying in to the idea that certain foods need to be burned off with extra training?

Enter now for the chance to win one of 6 different prize packages from iconic cycling brands

'Elite athletes must deliver medals. However, USA Cycling can better protect and promote athlete wellbeing, which can increase athlete longevity and success.'

The former doctor talks to VeloNews about her desire to return to the medical profession when she retires, as well as her love-hate relationship with the violin.

Here's what's making cycling tech headlines on Wednesday, December 1.

The Spanish veteran is the final rider on the Caja Rural roster for 2022 and brings a wealth of experience after 14 seasons in the pro peloton.

From music to mudguards, gravel tyres to $10 racks, these are the things that stuck with me this year.

The sliding vent is more effective and way easier to use than the old Infinito.

Coloradan climbing sensation explains how a little of everything in moderation keeps him raring to race and lovin' life 12 months a year.

SKS S-Board & S-Blade | Words/images: Tim Schamber

19 teams — but not L39ion of Los Angeles — create new non-profit group.

Plus, EF Education-Tibco-SVB announced their first new rider. 

Follow this checklist to make sure you get the best bike for your little one.

Here's what it took to qualify for the 2022 Zwift world championships.

How to mix and match braking components across brands, and why Shimano does not offer a 10-tooth cog for new groups.

The Swiss time trialist has quickly risen through the ranks since racing for the World Cycling Center in 2019 and will ride for SD Worx next season.

One cyclist's trash is another cyclist's treasure.

Words by Clive Pursehouse, Peloton Culture Editor

The young standout American discusses his early years and signing with Ineos

Words/images: Tim Schamber

With Dave Rome and Ronan McLaughlin.

Puzzle by Myles Mellor

The young standout American discusses his early years and signing with Ineos Grenadiers.

The rebranded team has increased its roster size to 28 with seven new riders.

Last week, Nokere Koerse tripled its prize money for the women's event to match the men's. It was met with mixed response, but is there a 'right' way to grow women's cycling?

The autumn hill climb season sees intense competition mingle with all-for-one community spirit in a small grassroots scene.

Shoddy looks back at his favourite products from a hectic year.

An entertaining and informative explanation of steering and balance.

A defiant Eli Iserbyt takes his 12th victory of the season in round eight of the CX World Cup after going head-to-head with Toon Aerts.

Lucinda Brand goes solo early on the Besançon course to win the eighth round of the CX World Cup.

By Clive Pursehouse | From Issue 103

Controversial Italian rouleur speaks of his troubled relationship with the media, relishes prospect of fresh start with Astana-Qazaqstan in 2022.

Manxman plans to be back on bike in coming weeks after Ghent Six crash while contract talks with Quick-Step continue to drag.

By Paul Maunder | From Issue 103

Thomas remains motivated to beat Slovenian duo, doesn't rule out return to classics before retirement.

Van Aert suggests Jumbo-Visma will split ambitions between his hunt for the green jersey and Primož Roglič's quest for yellow.

The story of one domestique's winning ride, and the team support that got her there.

Words & Images:  James Startt | From issue 103

By Clive Pursehouse | From Issue 103

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The Belgian has won 65% of the races he's started this season.

Boost your recovery the tasty way

The upcoming season will see a major shake-up in what officials call the 'most significant roster change since the team’s inception in 2012.'

Here's what's making cycling tech headlines on Friday, November 26.

Israel Start-Up Nation sport director Rik Verbrugghe says 'we need and want to see results' from four-time Tour-winner in 2022.

A globetrotter's guide to stealing the same bike in the same laneway, over and over again.