The cycling world faces complex systemic crises, but one brand is focusing on a much smaller threat: the humble safety pin. BibBoards has launched a new initiative to eradicate single-use pins from racing, saving our $120 aerodynamic jerseys in the process.
Author: Emily Taylor
The ritual of shaving your legs is as sacred to cycling as overpriced espresso. But where do you actually stop? From the mid-thigh fade to the full “pro” look, here is our definitive guide to the various lengths of the cycling shave.
There is a beautiful hypocrisy at the heart of the Spring Classics. Pro mechanics are ditching aerodynamics for “Frankenstein” setups involving 1x drivetrains and double-wrapped tape just to survive the cobbles of Flanders.
The Tour of Britain is heading back to Yorkshire, promising “exceptional backdrops” (mostly fog) and “enthusiastic crowds” (locals freezing in wellies). We break down why the return to Britain’s Texas guarantees absolute tactical carnage.
The 88th edition of Gent-Wevelgem (now “In Flanders Fields”) delivered exactly the kind of agonizing, crosswind-battered chaos we were promised. Here are the five major takeaways from Jasper Philipsen’s sprint and Lorena Wiebes’ tactical masterclass.
If you want to test your legs on the Welsh gradients without booking a flight or buying a new rain jacket, ROUVY has you covered. The indoor platform just launched the Virtual RideCymru, featuring three stunning augmented reality stages and a chance to win a sold-out real-world entry.
Christopher Clive Froome, the ultimate algorithmic rider of the Team Sky era, is officially an AI tech executive. He’s joining Vekta as Chief Innovation Officer to try and teach their training algorithms that human beings actually get tired.
Zwift just released a desperate spring update to keep you tethered to the metaverse all summer. We break down the new “virtual gravel” map, designer PNS kits, and why the algorithm is finally telling you to go outside.