Author: Harold Dalton

Cyclry will broadcast the XTERRA Germany European Championships event LIVE on August 21, 2021. Here’s a first look at the event. XTERRA is a brand name under which Cross-Triathlon, Cross-Duathlon and Trailrun are operated worldwide with comparable standards. The length of the XTERRA Cross-Triathlon races is about 1,5 km swimming, 30-40 km mountain bike and 10 km trail run. XTERRA requires energy, concentration and endurance, a clever division of the race, but also strength, courage and skill. XTERRA is not only a trend sport, but a kind of “way of life”. XTERRA’s are looser and more relaxed, the family flair…

Fabio Aru has confirmed on the eve of the Vuelta a Espana that he will retire from professional cycling at the conclusion of the 2021 edition of the race.Aru, fittingly, has chosen the Vuelta to conclude his professional career, an event that he won in 2015. It’s a decision that he has spent significant time considering and one which ultimately will see him focus on spending time with his young family.His palmares includes: Overall victory at the Vuelta a Espana (2015) as well as finishing 5th in 2014.Twice finishing on the podium at the Giro d’Italia – 2nd (2015) and 3rd (2014).Six Grand…

Ever wanted to dodge cars on city streets, but don’t want to pay big money for a smart trainer? Wait, how are those two things linked again? Oh right, Hustle City. It’s a game you play on your trainer, like Zwift, pretending to be a bike messenger with places to be. It’s kind of like being a Door Dash rider, but it doesn’t pay you any money. So, it’s exactly like being a Door Dash rider. Until now, you needed a smart trainer to play. A new update, the first since launch, introduces support for Wahoo and Garmin BLE speed…

The over-under on Cyclry staff riders getting a spot on the Team UAE roster by November just shifted, as Team UAE signed yet another new rider. They’ve already signed everyone you’ve already heard of, and their transfer market dominance is matching their dominance on the road as they’ve added George Bennett to their squad. Can’t lose a race if your rival teams don’t have any riders left. Press release below. Might ask if they’ll pay us for all this coverage, while they’re splashing the cash. George Bennett has put pen to paper on a deal which will see him in…

Team DSM are pleased to announce that Asbjørn Kragh Andersen and Nico Denz have both extended their contracts with the team until at least the end of 2022. Asbjørn Kragh Andersen Having joined in 2019, Kragh Andersen has proven to be a valuable team player in his three years so far with Team DSM both on and off the bike. A strong rider on the flat and short punchy climbs, Kragh Andersen has played a pivotal role in several team successes, helping the team to wins at the Herald Sun Tour, Nokere Koerse and Omloop van het Houtland to name…

Cyclry TV continues its partnership with Icarus Sports to broadcast August’s cross-triathlon, cross-duathlon, and trailrun XTERRA Events in Germany and France, live for free on the Cyclry website. The races will be available worldwide. Viewers can tune in to the Cyclry website on August 20 and 29 to watch the races live. More details will follow closer to each event. The Cyclry team’s 14-year background in being first to stream some of cycling’s most exciting races makes this partnership a perfect fit, and we are delighted to be able to bring these incredible events live for free to our readers.…

Love indoor cycling? So does literally everyone else, apparently. Elite has added a new trainer accessory to its indoor cycling ecosystem, and we’ll reluctantly share the news out of some misplaced brand loyalty from about 13 years ago when we still trained indoors. Their new product is called the RIZER, and it’s a gradient simulator with steering. If only there was some other way to ride up hills with steering. But there isn’t so you have to do it in your garage. Elite tells us that it is “designed to give cyclists the most immersive riding experience as they work…

Peloton news isn’t something we normally share on Cyclry. Their home spinning bike and SaaS-based classes are cycling-adjacent nonsense for rich people who are too easy to part with their money. The closest we come to talking about it is when we occasionally get asked about it at gatherings by non-cyclists and have to diplomatically change the subject. But it’s slightly relevant today. Its latest addition is a videogame called Lanebreak. It’s like Zwift, but shit. Shitter, we mean. You ride your bike to control an on-screen wheel. You change your effort and cadence to meet goals. There’s a difficulty…