It’s November. The temperature is “not freezing, but emotionally cold.” The roads are damp, the air smells like betrayal, and every cyclist you see looks like they got dressed during a fire drill.
Young people are gradually giving up cycling. This is not an impression – it is a finding supported by scientifically conducted surveys. With only a few exceptions, the trend appears in almost every country, which means most likely also in yours. In your city; on…
Cycling in late autumn is an exercise in denial. And nowhere is that more obvious than in your gloves. You own six pairs. You’ve tried layering. You’ve stood in your hallway muttering, “These should be fine.”
For decades, the spotlight on gender parity in professional cycling has belonged almost exclusively to the riders themselves. But as the sport evolves, we are starting to see more women play a key role in shaping cycling’s future behind the scenes. From race directors and…
