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Will Ashwagandha Level Up Your Cycling Performance?
Ashwagandha is a supplement used in traditional Indian medicine that’s been rising in popularity around the world. Some studies are linking it to improved strength and endurance performance. Could it be the next thing for cyclists? Let’s take a closer look at the science.
The UCI Is Supporting Young Riders From Around the World
When Biniam Girmay won last year’s one-day Gent–Wevelgem, becoming the first African to win a major UCI WorldTour race, it provoked celebrations not only in his home country of Eritrea, but also in the Swiss town of Aigle, home of the UCI World Cycling Centre…
AI-Powered Bicycle with Wild Features to Come from Acer
The “ebii”, as the bike is called, adapts to the rider’s pedalling power, riding conditions, and preferred level of assistance, while its AI continuously evolves the personalized experience over time. During rides, the controller leverages its AI technology to automatically adjust motor output to provide…
What Makes a Great Bike Shop?
What makes a great bike shop? The answer is subjective and hard to pinpoint. Every cyclist has their own opinion of what gives a bike shop that little extra something special. Luckily, that means everyone can find a shop that suits them.
How to Train with a Power Meter – Zones & Training Load
Power meters have a variety of applications in cycling. You can use them to guide your efforts during rides, track training load, and measure or test your performance. They can be a big help in hitting your goals and reaching your racing potential. Let’s look…
A Stunning Solo: Van der Poel Steals the Show at Milan–San Remo
Mathieu van der Poel made a loud statement for this year’s WorldTour road racing season – and perhaps for seasons to come – by winning the first and most prestigious Monument of the year, the Milan–San Remo, with a heady and explosive ride.
Mathieu van der Poel on Winning Milan-San Remo: ‘This was my best level.’
The Dutchman claimed his first win in 2023 after attacking as he crested the Poggio and then powering down the descent to the finishing line. Filippo Ganna (Ineos Grenadiers), Wout van Aert (Jumbo-Visma) and Tadej Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates) tried to chase him down but…
Prep Your Bike for Spring by Juliet Elliott
For many of us, spring means a restart, a renewal or a refresh. It could mean we dust off our hibernating bikes and ready them for rides with the family, taking time to strip down, spring clean and repair our favourite machines so they’ll serve…
Hot Against Cold: What Is the Most Appropriate Temperature for an E-Bike Battery?
While some temperatures are more acceptable for e-bike accumulators, others might be far less suitable. Which temperature is the right one for your e-bike?
Rash-Proof Your Wearable Tech: 3 Tips to Keep Your Skin Safe
Wearable technology has become increasingly popular in recent years, offering convenient ways to track cycling performance, overall fitness, and health. While the benefits of wearable tech are undeniable, it’s important to consider the potential risks to your skin. Fortunately, there are steps you can take…
ASO Used Goats to Clean the Paris-Roubaix’s Arenberg Forest Cobbles
Every year, the cobblestones that host Paris-Roubaix must be cleaned of mud, grass and weeds, which cover them over the winter. Rather than using weed killers or lawn mowers, the Paris-Roubaix organiser decided to go for a more ecological solution this year. The most infamous…
City of Leipzig: The Place Made for Cycling
”I don’t know Leipzig like the back of my hand yet but one thing I can say after just a year living here: Leipzig is definitely a damn great cycling city,” says twenty-year-old Vincent who refers to himself as a student in a featured article…