At Cyclry, we don’t do sepia-toned nostalgia or the sterile, wattage-obsessed stenography that defines modern cycling “journalism”. We are the antidote to the overly earnest. If you’re looking for a press release rehashed into a “first look,” you’re in the wrong place. If you want the visceral, gritty reality of the sport—and the truth about the gear that survives it—stay a while.
Our “Gonzo” Philosophy
We prioritize the athlete’s truth over the corporate PR machine. Our reporting is often chaotic and first-person because racing is chaotic and exhausting. While our tone leans into a sharp, cynical wit—especially when tackling the sport’s darker history or the latest industry “innovation”—our facts are rigorous. We mock the PR fluff so you don’t have to, but we never compromise on the technical reality of the WorldTour or the gear in our hands.
Independence Statement
Cyclry is an independent voice. We do not, and will not, accept payment for favorable reviews. While we occasionally receive “gifted” products for long-term testing, this never buys a positive headline. If a bike handles like a shopping trolley with a broken wheel, we’re going to tell you—regardless of who paid for the flights to the launch event.
Fact-Checking & Technical Rigor
Before a single word hits the site, we verify technical specifications and industry rumors through a network of veteran mechanics, directeurs sportifs, and riders. We’ve spent decades in the pits and the press rooms; we know what a “breakthrough” looks like and what is simply a new coat of paint on a failing fascist state of a design.
Correction Policy
We are human, and occasionally the chaos of the finish line leads to an error. We fix mistakes transparently and immediately. If you spot a technical inaccuracy or a factual slip-up, contact our editorial team at press@cyclry.com.
AI & Human Insight
Our content is built on deep cycling history, industry authority, and a genuine passion for the unpredictable madness of this sport. Every insight on this site is created by humans passionate about the sport. We do use AI tools for analysis, image generation/editing, and development. Some contributed articles may be AI edited to match our style guide.