Bike and E-Bike Leasing: Germany Shows the Way to Boost the Cycling Industry
Would you lease a new bike or e-bike if your employer helped you get one? In Germany, more than two […]
Bike and E-Bike Leasing: Germany Shows the Way to Boost the Cycling Industry
The Foods That Actually Help Relieve Constipation, According to New Science
Struggling with chronic constipation can feel like an endless cycle of trial and error. Now, groundbreaking research from King’s College […]
Why January Is the Worst Month to Buy Cycling Gear
January feels less like a month and more like seven months. Riding outside, especially this year, feels closer to a […]
Why Rest Might Be the Most Important Training Block You Skip
Cyclists love training blocks. Base, build, peak. All neatly labelled, colour-coded, and uploaded to a calendar. What rarely makes the […]
Winter Riding: Why It’s a Different Sport Altogether
Winter changes everything about riding. The same bike and the same forest suddenly feel unfamiliar. Your speed drops, your rhythm […]
The Seven Stages of Signing Up for a Spring Race
Ah, spring races. A chance to prove your winter training paid off. Or at least, that your bibs still fit. […]
FTP Tests and Fitness Benchmarks: Should You Do Them in January?
January is peak testing season. New year, clean calendar, fresh legs (or at least fresh intentions). Training platforms prompt it, […]
Jay Vine Beats the Heat and Survives Kangaroo Attack to Win Santos Tour Down Under
Jay Vine (UAE Team Emirates–XRG) overcame searing heat, two wayward kangaroos, and a lot of team misfortunes to take a […]
Doubles for Record-Breaker van der Poel and Pieterse on Final World Cup Weekend
I’m starting this overview of the weekend’s four World Cup races with Saturday’s Elite Men’s race because it was a […]
With Evenepoel Gone, Soudal Quick-Step Reverts to its Former DNA
Every team wants to have a superstar because superstars win and attract sponsors, who bring money, and fans, who buy […]