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Ilan Van Wilder has signed a two-year deal to join Deceuninck-QuickStep.

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

Here's what's making news on Thursday, November 18.

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.

America's most decorated 'cross racer reflects on how a positive doping control was the catalyst for addressing underlying mental health issues.

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

Bookwalter will play a key role in directing the Foundation's mission of supporting various cycling development programs.

How the physiology and psychology of a pro cyclist can translate to impressive running performances.

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.

Belgian star confirms cyclocross schedule through the Belgian nationals, leaving the door open for a possible trip to the world championships in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

The 21-year-old is back riding, but she has a long road ahead of her.

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

Help decide the top riders of the year

Here's what's making headlines on Wednesday, November 17.

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

Last weekend, NK Gravel in the Netherlands crowned two national champions. Is the race a harbinger of more sanctioned gravel to come?

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.

Poet, filmmaker, Olympian, and new XCC world champion Christopher Blevins reflects on a stellar season and talks about what has him fired up now.

A belt drive gravel bike goes to the Nutmeg Nor’Easter.

Bust or boom? Peter Sagan brings his familiar entourage with him in a high-profile transfer that will define his next chapter — our editors debate his prospects.

Giro d'Italia champ returns to German lab that helped him recover from his back injury in 2020 with an eye on Tour de France showdown with Tadej Pogačar.

Australia's longest-running domestic women's team is hanging up its wheels.

The 21-year-old developed myopericarditis after the Tokyo Olympics.

The hour-long Belgian Waffle Ride documentary is streaming on Outside TV

Marginal gains, weight savings, hefty price tags: Silca take on the MTB cleat.

100 miles of technical sections, canopy covered roads, water crossings, smooth roads, punchy climbs, and tire-shredding gravel.

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And should bikes have MPG ratings?

Registration now open for 2022 Belgian Waffle Ride and Quadrupel Crown of Gravel.

New 100% sunnies offer casual style with sport performance features.

Tips to simplify saddle selection.

Here's what's making cycling tech headlines on Tuesday, November 16.

Portuguese talent will see support and leadership duties in a five-year deal with UAE Team Emirates beginning in 2022.

More analysis of tire pressure and rolling resistance at the ‘Hell of the North,’ and tubeless tires removal and installation.

Forget power meters and heart rate monitors – glucose monitors are poised to change pro cycling forever. Here's a look at how the new tech could push the peloton forward.

Kuss enjoys some single-track and a trip to Colombia following a stellar 2021 capped by Tour de France stage-win and top-10 at the Vuelta a España.

Here's the news making headlines for Tuesday, November 16.

The veteran Dane sat on the sidelines as Premier Tech managment tested waters with several teams before securing him a spot at Israel Start-Up Nation for 2022.

Belgian research shine a light on road cycling's culture of cooperation, paying for wins, and how riders feel about it all.

'There are obvious failures' — team director Yvon Madiot delivers brutally honest assessment as French squad suffers without Thibaut Pinot.

The four-time Tour champ is reportedly fully recovered now.

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Words & Images: James Startt | From Issue 105

Puzzle by Myles Mellor

Spoiler alert: it's not from Zwift.

We dive into the power numbers of top-performers the Giro d’Italia, Tour de France, and the Vuelta a España.

Give your Turkey Day feast a nutritious boost with these seasonal superfood dishes.

Trek will match all customer donations of up to $500,000 in hopes of raising $1 million for this non-profit group by the end of the year.

Here's the news making headlines for Monday, November 15.

Israel Start-Up Nation officials confirm four-time Tour de France winner was diagnosed and treated for bilharzia, the same parasite that zapped him a decade ago.

A spike of infections is putting a chill on the party for this week's Six Days of Gent track event in Belgium.

Here are five of the hottest stories of 2021 and what they could mean for the years to come.

An exhilarating ride through a stunningly beautiful game world, with plenty of challenge along the way.

Oh, Wout. Not you too.

"Boy have I got a good story for you."

The new European champion went head to head with Eli Iserbyt in an electrifying round six of the CX World Cup in the Czech Republic.

The world champion played a cunning race to win round six of the Cyclocross World Cup in Tábor, Czech Republic.

Words & Image by Clive Pursehouse

Thieves swipe bike of 2018 Tour de France winner while on a coffee stop in southern France.

New European champion out-paces Eli Iserbyt after a blistering battle in the Czech Republic.

The annual ride across Iowa helped spawn a new genre of public rides and is now among the oldest and largest touring events in the world.

World champion moves into the World Cup overall lead after last-lap attack.

Here's what's making headlines on Sunday, November 14.

WorldTour riders filled the podium at the first ever women’s Dutch national gravel championships.

New sports directors Bernhard Eisel, Enrico Gasparotto and Torsten Schmidt will all play a key role in Bora-Hansgrohe's new chapter.

Words: John Madruga | Illustration: Matthew Burton

Laurens Sweeck and Anna Kay mastered the slippery and muddy conditions at the GP Leuven.

Here's the news making the headlines on Saturday, November 13.

Torsten Schmidt also joins the German team as it continues an overhaul of the squad post-Peter Sagan.

Esteban Chaves and João Almeida are among the big names who seem like strong fits with their 2022 teams.

 Cory Williams takes us inside L39ION of Los Angeles, the team shaking up American cycling.

Fearing for her life, Rukhsar Habibzai fled to the US where she'll now race with Team Twenty24.

Words & images: Jered Gruber