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Why You Should Start Your Kids with Cycling to School This Year
Cycling to school is a fantastic way to promote physical activity, boost confidence, and establish a sense of independence in your kids. Whether they’re younger children just starting out or older ones ready for a bigger challenge, this guide will help you get them pedaling…
Kasia Niewiadoma Takes on Zurich: World Championship Road Race Insights
As the UCI World Cycling Championships continues — this Saturday, 28 September, all eyes will be on Zürich for the women’s road race. Starting in Uster, the 154.1km route will take riders on a challenging circuit in and around the city. With each of the…
10 Celebrities Who Love Cycling as Much as We Do
There is no greater recognition for a celebrity than being featured right here at We Love Cycling, especially if they’ve heard about us, which we have no doubt they have. Sure, they may have dozens of awards, but if they’re not featured in our magazine,…
Energy Deficit in Athletes – Women Are Especially Vulnerable
Energy deficit in cycling can help you reach your optimal race weight but it can also put you at risk of developing RED-S. What is it and why are female athletes more susceptible to it than males? Let’s take a closer look.
Evenepoel, Brown Follow Olympics ITT Golds with World Championships
Remco Evenepoel and Grace Brown won their respective time trial world championships on Sunday, completing a rare “Golden Worlds” double after they had both won the Olympic gold medal in the discipline.
Pedal into the Future: E-Bikes Go Digital in 2025
E-bikes are already equipped with digital displays, and many of them exchange information with apps on users’ smartphones. However, the amount of data and the frequency of its exchange are set to increase significantly. Curious about what your next e-bike will be capable of?
Evenepoel, Dygert Favorites to Win ITT World Championships, But…
It’s hard to see anyone beating defending champion Remco Evenepoel in Sunday’s elite men’s ITT World Championship in Zürich. He has had a fairy tale of a year, after the crash in the Tour of the Basque Country that briefly sidelined him, finishing an impressive…
Opinion: The Gel Pad Saddle Cover Myth
I’m a cycling guide for people that want to explore Europe on a bicycle for a week, but in doses. 50 to 70k daily divided by a delicious picnic lunch in a breathtaking landscape and a cultural visit is perfect for them. Most aren’t passionate…
The Main Reason Why Having Fun Doing a Sport Is So Important
Why do you ride your bike? Is it to lose weight, stay fit or win races? How about just for fun? Research suggests that having fun can be one of the most important things to look for when choosing a sport. Let’s take a closer…
2025 Team Preview: INEOS Grenadiers: Failure, Chaos and a Doubtful Future
It’s time to admit the obvious: INEOS Grenadiers have become a mediocre team – and the future looks uncertain, at best. The team is so far from its halcyon days, when as Team Sky it dominated the Grand Tours and almost everything else – that…
Energy Deficit in Athletes – Negative Impacts on Performance
An energy deficit can be a powerful tool for cyclists trying to get to their optimal race weight. Unfortunately, it can be detrimental not only to health but also to performance. Let’s take a look at when and how it impacts cycling performance.
Pogačar on the World Championships: ‘The chances for me are bigger’
Tadej Pogačar’s dominant win at the Grand Prix Cyclistes de Montréal bolsters his form ahead of the World Championships. Pogačar launched an early, unanswerable attack on the Côte Camillien Houde during the penultimate lap, outpacing rivals as UAE Emirates controlled the race. Matteo Jorgenson and…