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Sugar for Cyclists – How Much Is Too Much?
It’s likely that more sugar is about to enter our lives with the holidays approaching fast. It may be good to have a refresher on the recommended limits for sugar intake and how it applies to us, active cyclists. Let’s take a closer look.
Vanthourenhout Surges to World Cup Win After Isenbyt’s Error
The second Cyclo-cross World Cup race of the 2024-25 season, which took place on Sunday in the Irish capital Dublin, began with a big crash that eliminated one pre-race favourite and ended with a little crash that deprived another favourite of the title.
8 Tips for Planning a Winter Cycling Adventure with Your Family
Cycling isn’t just for sunny days and warm breezes; winter cycling can be an exhilarating experience for the entire family, opening up a whole new perspective on the outdoors. Picture crisp air, snow-dusted trails, and the quiet beauty of winter landscapes. Planning a winter cycling…
The Best Black Friday Cycling Deals of 2024
Black Friday is here. Whether you’re a seasoned rider chasing performance upgrades, a commuter looking for reliability, or a parent hoping to gift your child their first bike, this is the perfect time to snag incredible deals. The cycling world is brimming with discounts you…
Gran Canaria: A Cycling Family’s Warm Winter Getaway
As winter tightens its grip in much of Europe, many families dream of escaping the chill. If you’re a family of cycling enthusiasts looking for a destination where warm breezes and stunning scenery await, Gran Canaria is the perfect choice. It’s not just another city…
Fariba Hashimi’s Journey from Afghanistan to Cycling Glory
When Fariba Hashimi crossed the finish line first on Mont Lozère at September’s Tour de l’Ardèche, she made history as the first Afghan—male or female—to win an international UCI race. For Fariba, a 21-year-old from the conservative and isolated province of Faryab, this victory means…
Electric Bike and Powered Scooter Injuries Are Rising
Between 2019 and 2022, e-bike sales increased by 269%. Unfortunately, this increase goes hand in hand with more accidents and injuries. Researchers from Columbia University in the City of New York looked at the relationship between different types of micromobility and injuries.
5 Black Friday Mistakes to Avoid This Year
Ah, Black Friday – the annual gladiator-style shopping event where deals are fought for, wallets cry for mercy, and I’m pretty sure there is a lion somewhere in between, but we somehow miss it while looking for the ultimate bargain. It’s that magical time of…
EF Education–EasyPost, the Little Team that Could (and Did)
The American team EF Education–EasyPost has had a remarkable season, winning 24 races, including two Grand Tour stages, a Grand Tour King of the Mountains jersey, and no fewer than five national championships, and now sits 12th in the UCI’s World Team Rankings list.
Bikepacking in Fall: Is It Possible?
So, you’ve mastered bikepacking in the summer. Picturesque mountain tops, tranquil camping spots by rivers, leisurely pedaling under clear blue skies, and warm sun rays gracing your back late into the evening. It’s bliss. But, as usual, you’ve already blinked, and summer is that fast.…
Seven Wonders of Cycling Infrastructure
Do you feel like something is missing from your city’s cycling infrastructure? If you’re looking for safer, smoother, and more aesthetically pleasing bike routes, it might be time to challenge your city officials by showing them some of the “seven wonders of cycling infrastructure” already…
Škoda Spain Reimagined the ‘Bicycle Face’ Myth in Support of Women’s Cycling
Have you ever heard of the “Bicycle Face” phenomenon? Let’s take a little history trip to the 19th century. What might today seem like an antiquated anecdote of a bygone era had real consequences on the lives of real women.