Andrea Tafi: “Paris-Roubaix Is a Love/Hate Challenge”
To commemorate his 1999 victory at Paris-Roubaix, Andrea Tafi wanted to come out of retirement and race the French monument […]
Andrea Tafi: “Paris-Roubaix Is a Love/Hate Challenge”
Nutrition for Active Seniors – Hydration and Alcohol
Hydration is an essential part of nutrition because older adults are at a higher risk of dehydration, which can lead […]
The Forgotten Yet Triumphing American of the Cold War Era
Audrey McElmury was the first American ever to win the world championship in road cycling. Nobody really noticed in her […]
Mathieu van der Poel wins Amstel Gold Race and Other Cool News from the World of Cycling
Another Monday is here and our news from the world of cycling with it. So, what did you miss?
The Bicycle Politics Throughout the History
The bicycle has been politicized almost since its invention, especially after – and because – it was mass-produced and became […]
6 Things You Won’t Learn Unless You Become a Professional MTB Team Coach
Watching MTB races is exciting both LIVE and on TV. Still, there are some details you’d probably miss unless you’d […]
The Carnivore Diet – Why Do Some People Decide to Only Eat Meat?
Have you heard of the carnivore diet? You’re only allowed to eat meat and other animal foods, and no plant-based […]
The Idea of a Women’s Cycling Suit from 1895
While bloomers or knickerbockers were adopted by the more emancipated women cyclists, traditionalists deemed such attire to be highly inappropriate. […]
Modern Bike Industry: In-Depth Interview with Wilier Triestina Part 2
How do today’s bike manufacturers cope with rapid technological developments and what is in store for the near future? Claudio […]
Nutrition for Active Seniors – Protein, Carbs, and Fat
As we get older, the way we metabolize nutrients changes. Mostly, we get worse at absorbing certain vitamins and minerals […]