What power-to-weight ratio (PWR) would you need to be a pro cyclist? What’s a good number for amateurs with some racing ambitions? Let’s take a look at some examples from the world of professional cycling to get a better idea.
A new survey study shows just how healthy cycling can be. According to the researchers, people who cycle to work have a 13 % lower risk of mortality compared to those who use public transport. Surprisingly, the study didn’t find the same positive effect for…
A lot of cyclists are working on their power-to-weight ratio and it wouldn’t be hard to find some that are outright obsessed with it. That’s because especially in certain scenarios involving long steep hills, the power-to-weight ratio is the best predictor of performance. Let’s take…
Paris–Nice is a legendary cycling stage race that has been held annually since 1933. It has a long and rich history, which makes it very appealing for professional cyclists to compete in. It also means that by today’s standards, riders in the early years were…
