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Balancing Screen Time and Green Time: Encouraging Kids to Cycle More
In a world bursting at the seams with streaming services, multiplayer games, and social media feeds, it’s becoming a daily challenge to keep kids active and engaged in the great outdoors. Sure, we all love a good movie marathon (no judgment if you’ve binged a…
Yates Wins Tour of Oman Again to Kick Off New Season
Tadej Pogačar’s Grand Tour lieutenant Adam Yates kicked off 2025 the same way he started last year’s road season, by winning the five-stage Tour of Oman. Though the UAE Team Emirates–XRG rider failed to win a stage, two second places in the race’s two mountain…
Fitness Is More Important Than Fatness When It Comes to Disease Risk
As obesity rates rise, weight loss has become a main tool for improving health, supported by a variety of weight-loss drugs and diet trends. However, a recent systematic review and meta-analysis published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine offers a different perspective. The study…
Gravel Queens: Why Women Are Owning the Gravel Scene in 2025
Gravel cycling has rapidly grown from a niche discipline to one of the sport’s most exciting and inclusive segments. Women have been at the forefront of this evolution, shaping the culture, racing landscape, and accessibility of gravel riding. With its emphasis on adventure, camaraderie, and…
Bahrain-Victorious and Rod Ellingworth Are Off to Great Start
This has been a very good month for Bahrain-Victorious, which had been punching below its weight for a while. Its riders dominated last week’s Volta a la Comunitat Valenciana, with the 25-year-old Colombian Santiago Buitrago winning the GC, two stages of the five-stage race, and…
Turbo Trainer Hacks to Make Indoor Cycling Less Miserable
For many cyclists, indoor training is the necessary evil of winter. It’s cycling stripped of its best parts – no fresh air, no changing scenery, no questionable roadside cafés serving overpriced coffee. Instead, you’re left pedalling in place, watching sweat pool beneath you like you’ve…
‘Peter Sagan has a fiery temper; he was often close to a fight,’ Says His Long-Time Colleague Mišo Kolář
Slovak cyclist Michael Kolář accompanied Peter Sagan in the Tinkoff-Saxo and Bora–Hansgrohe teams. He not only helped Sagan secure championship titles but is now guiding young talents as a coach. In this interview, he discusses the tough life in professional cycling, the pain of elite…
Don’t Let the Thieves Win: Top Bike-Tracking Devices Reviewed
Worried about losing your bike to theft? If the unthinkable happens, wouldn’t you give anything to be reunited with your beloved two-wheeler? With these bike tracking devices, ranging from €30 to €200, you can keep tabs on your bike and increase the chances of recovery.…
The Murtaugh List for Riders of Certain Age
There comes a time in every rider’s life when they simply have to say: enough is enough. Sure, your mind is insistent on going all-in on every ride, but your body has turned into a Karen and is constantly filing complaints to your brain in…
Buitrago Wins Volta a La Communitat Valenciana as Almeida, UAE Falter
Santiago Buitrago led a rampant Bahrain Victorious team by winning two stages, the green jersey and the GC of the five-stage Volta a La Comunitat Valenciana, which ended Sunday in Valencia.
Winter Cycling? Don’t Let Low Vitamin D Steal Your Energy!
Riding in winter can be exhilarating—the crisp air, quiet roads, and the sense of adventure. But there’s one thing you might not have considered: your vitamin D levels. Let’s take a look at why vitamin D matters for cyclists, how winter affects your levels, and…
Visiting Peter Sagan’s Hotel: A Review
Did you know Peter Sagan owns a hotel? It’s called SP Resort & Spa, and it’s located in his hometown of Žilina, Slovakia. Curious about what an architectural monument to a three-time world champion looks like? We went to see it for ourselves.