Power meters are an increasingly common piece of equipment. But those who are still on the fence may wonder, what benefits can this technology bring to your riding? What potential can they untap? And of the broad range of power meters on the market, what type is most appropriate for your needs?
American Joe Dombrowski renews contract with EF Education First-Drapac in 2019, wants to return to top form after a couple down years.
At the end of the day (or during the middle of the day) your lights just might be the most important component on your bike.
How easy is it to adapt to a new crankarm length? Lennard explains and fields follow-up on his custom saddle article.
The Dutch rider won the flat stage to take the overall lead of the six-day race in southern China.
Philippe Gilbert said hanging up his cleats after breaking his kneecap in a crash this summer never entered his mind.
Vincenzo Nibali endured a tough summer because of a Tour de France crash, and now he's looking forward.
The Italian crashed out of the Tour de France after getting tangled up with a fan on the Alpe d'Huez climb.
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McKinnon becomes the first transgender athlete to win a UCI world cycling championship, leading to questions and controversy.
Day two at the 20th edition of the GP Gloucester cyclocross race saw familiar winners in Noble and White.
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Honsinger gambles on skipping the pits, and Fix finds an extra gear late to win perhaps the muddiest race of the fall to date.
Former pro and current Trek-Segafredo sports director Steven de Jongh has been found after going missing during a ride near Girona, Spain.
As they did on Saturday, Ellen Noble and Curtis White win the 20th edition of GP Gloucester.
The Italian struggled to fin his top form this season, and he's closing out the year at the Tour of Guangxi.
Balancing his coaching business and ambitions as a pro mountain biker, Luke Vrouwenvelder has been beating some of America's best riders.
Ellen Noble and Curtis White win a slippery first day of racing at the iconic Gloucester, Massachusetts venue.
The 28-year-old raced to victory in the season's final monument over the weekend.
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Bennet wins with powerful 1.5km jump, Lutsenko left in second place on GC after Prades grabs it on time bonuses
A day of unpredictable conditions made for a display of power in the women's and a tactical battle in the men's
Hecht took a dominant win, Honsinger held three-lap lead in fields packed with young talent.
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Frenchman caps a rollercoaster season with his "most beautiful victory"
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Hodeg secures fifth win of his neo-pro season, whilst double stage winner Bennett loses leadout man to finish fourth.
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Alexey Lutsenko wins stage 4 and rides into the overall race lead at the Tour of Turkey.
With Alejandro Valverde in the rainbow jersey, the lingering evidence from the Operacion Puerto doping scandal may get reexamined.
Think you know how a bicycle works? Think again. Lennard Zinn joins us on Fast Talk to discuss the physics of bike design.
Canadian Michael Woods hopes to cap off his breakthrough 2018 season with a maiden monument victory at Il Lombardia.
Cutting edge aero for less, but there are some compromises.
The new world champion has twice finished second at Il Lombardia. Will this be the year that Alejandro Valverde wins the hilly monument?
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Sonny Colbrelli takes Gran Piemonte, undulating course on tap for Tokyo 2020 time trials
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With undulating hills, tons of singletrack, and unexpectedly wet conditions, Spencer is not in Kansas anymore.
Sam Bennett sprints to victory again in stage 3 of the Tour of Turkey.
Remember when rims had hooks to hold on the tire beads? Well, that is changing.
Mountain bike nationals will head to Winter Park, Colorado, in July. U.S. Pro road nationals return to Knoxville, Tennessee.
Despite showing strong late-season form, Colombian climber Miguel Ángel López won't start the season's final monument race.
It's hard to say whether this drink mix actually aids in recovery, but it appeared to have some impact on our tester post-ride.
The British squad continues to bolster its lineup for grand tours as it seeks to continue success in the calendar's major races.
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You can tell a lot from this box of old photos – a series of snapshots offering a fleeting, perfect glimpse back into the lives of their forgotten subjects and their love of the outdoors. Collectively, it tells a story of a rack company that never lost sight of why they build what they build.
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It’s clear Eddy Merckx Bikes has not forgotten its gravel past.
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American cycling's favorite kid brother is now the reigning national road race champion — what's next for Jonny Brown?
We take an inside look at the mountain bike series that is bringing big-time mountain bike racing back to the United States.
For part of an afternoon back in 1989, I belonged to the inner circle of Donald Trump.
The podcast talks takeaways from the Oz Trails Off-Road and looks ahead to Il Lombardia
"I'm not the strongest so I gotta come up with other ways to win."
Lombardia hopefuls put their form in display in Italian semi-classics before Saturday's main event
Thibaut Pinot wins Milano-Torino ahead of Miguel Ángel López and Alejandro Valverde
Sam Bennett sprints to victory in stage 2 and nabs race lead at the Presidential Cycling Tour of Turkey
The trophy was taken at the end of The Cycle Show in Birmingham, England last month.
Peter Sagan said in a new interview that he's happy where he is and that he has no interest in changing his body to contend for grand tours.
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Riders rip through the dark Northwest Arkansas forest, through the rain, over the singletrack, and back to Bentonville.
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Alejandro Valverde's post-worlds program includes Il Lombardia, a race that favors him, yet also one he has never won.
Lennard Zinn explains how a custom saddle has helped him overcome an injury that was keeping him off the bike.
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It may seem dysfunctional to have “transfer season” hit while such a huge chunk of racing remains. The August 1 date feels ambiguous.
Maximiliano Richeze gets a rare opportunity to sprint for himself after a late crash leaves Fernando Gaviria with a broken collarbone.
The 1997 Tour de France champion has spent several weeks at rehab facilities in Germany and the United States.
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From the French issue, number 78