Riders prepare for the Tour de France, bravely charging in despite taking heavy casualties (2021, uncolorized) – June 28, 2021.
Author: Harold Dalton
Harold Dalton
Cycling industry professional with over 14 years of experience in professional journalism, television, and industry writing.
Yeah, we’re doing this shit again. We’re not doing the interactive advent calendar this year though. “32/34” – July 1, 2021.
Bioracer, maker of performance apparel for cycling teams as significant as INEOS, Belgium, Netherlands, and Liverpool Century RC, has officially launched BioRacer UK. For the past two decades, Bioracer’s UK presence has been managed and distributed by Onimpex. Now Onimpex has become part of the newly formed Bioracer UK. Confused? Just read it all again. Founded 35 years ago in Belgium, the spiritual home of cycling, Bioracer Speedwear has a strong heritage of designing, innovating and producing speedwear for cyclists to help maximise performance and comfort in the saddle. Now, Bioracer UK Ltd will roll out custom apparel directly to…
Starting Wednesday, Nov. 17, Stages Cycling will release five deals with deep discounts and incredibly low prices on indoor bikes, GPS cycling computers and power meters. Free shipping will be available on all orders. $350 Off Stages SB20 Smart Bike + a FREE Heart Rate Monitor The smoothest, most realistic and immersive virtual cycling experience will be available for $350 off starting Nov. 17. Upgrade your indoor riding experience for just $2799, and get free shipping and a free Stages Pulse heart rate monitor. The SB20 utilizes Stages’ decade of indoor studio experience in the ultra-responsive 2,200 watt ultimate indoor ride, with Stages LR power, electronic shifting and…
NFTs. The hottest, least fungible topic around. It’s like a digital version of that scheme where people used to sell cheap watches on the street and have an independent expert happen to pass by and say it’s worth ten times what you paid for it. Also great for money laundering, if that’s your thing, at least for another year or so. And now it’s also a way to own (pronounced “have a checksum that points to your name in a database next to”) a png of one of Wout van Aert’s best victories of 2021. Why? Because someone could make…
Fourteen years ago today, we went to the Dave Rayner dinner. (Pause for applause.) Saw a little girl on fire on the drive over there, which was kind of a mood dampener really. We actually used to go every year, which was fun because you could meet famous British cyclists who’d done incredible feats like finishing 52nd in Paris-Tours. Plus the old boys who’d get their noses bent out of shape because nobody was acknowledging that they won the pursuit worlds in like 1948. A lot has changed, huh. Can’t remember who the recipients of the fund were that year,…
Smartglasses have long been the holy grail for cyclists. Seeing your data in real-time, projected six feet ahead of you in augmented reality, is game-changing. It improves performance, makes training more effective, and even helps descending skills. But, smartglasses have fallen short so far. Solos worked like Google Glass – a small screen in the corner of your eye. It worked, but was unsatisfying to use. Everysight ramped up the tech, bringing a fully standalone bike computer to your eyes, and presented the data on the glasses lenses. Price and size limited Everysight’s impact. Enter Engo Eyewear. Like Everysight, it…
DerailedUK Archives:1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27a | 27b | 28 | 29 Ah, Patliacci. We already shared it on here with full context, so read the article if you want to know what the actual fuck we were banging on about with these cartoons. “I can’t believe I’d just gotten out of…