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Cycling 512 Miles through the Nevada Desert
From Greg McCahon: Seven months since we set off from Alaska, we find ourselves in the dusty desert valleys of Northern Nevada. It’s a part of the country I’ve always wanted to properly explore and we definitely weren’t disappointed. Huge, expansive desert valleys extending as far as the eye can see, with nothing but a…
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U.S. Cycling’s Magnus White Killed by Driver at Age 17
Shit has got to change. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Seventeen-year-old American cyclist Magnus White, who was scheduled to race at the upcoming world championships in Scotland, was killed Saturday when he was struck by a vehicle on a training ride near his home in Boulder, Colorado. USA Cycling announced his death in a statement Sunday.…
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Revolutionizing the Ride: The Potential Impact of Self-Healing Metal on Cycling
Imagine a bicycle that could repair its own wear and tear, a bike that could self-mend its frame if it developed a crack or fracture. This concept, though it may seem like a fanciful idea pulled straight out of a sci-fi novel, might be closer to reality than you think. Researchers from Texas A&M University…
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Conquering the Wild: The Inaugural Rhino Run Bikepacking Adventure
In the heart of South Africa, a truly daring adventure began. The inaugural Rhino Run, a 2750 km self-supported bikepacking race, challenged endurance athletes and seasoned cycling enthusiasts alike in an unprecedented ultra-distance race, pushing them to their limits and redefining the sport. Starting in the picturesque coastal town of Plettenberg Bay, South Africa, and…
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Lance Armstrong, who used gender affirming testosterone to cheat his way to wins and hundreds of millions of dollars, throws a temper tantrum
Here’s the level of stupid the “narcissist on a bike” Lance Armstrong has reached: “My view is my view until proven differently,” Armstrong added in a confessional. “If this discussion gets to a place where a room of the brightest scientists and medical experts and everything else can say 100 percent without a doubt that…
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Introducing the microSHIFT Sword: A Comprehensive Overview and Preview of the Newest Bike Groupset on the Block
Just a short while back, we saw microSHIFT’s ADVENT groupset, sporting its telltale capitalization, emerge with a no-nonsense, wide-range 9-speed drivetrain. Fast-forward a bit and ADVENT X arrived, adding an extra gear and a couple of teeth, while still upholding microSHIFT’s dedication to simplicity, maintenance-friendliness, and affordability. Now, the company has unveiled its latest offering,…
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Exploring Panola Mountain: A Captivating Bikepacking and Birding Adventure
Embarking on a unique journey, a group of adventurers from Radical Adventure Riders Atlanta, in collaboration with the Feminist Bird Club of Atlanta, set out to Panola Mountain, a scenic destination just outside Atlanta, Georgia. Supported by the generous contribution of monoculars and binoculars from Nocs Provisions, the participants were equipped to immerse themselves in…
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Introducing the PDW Rattlesnek Kej: A Modern Twist on Classic Bottle Cages
Drawing inspiration from the iconic Watersnake bottle cages of the mid-90s, PDW has created a sleek and simplified version that is perfectly suited for contemporary cycling needs. With the Rattlesnek Kej, you can enjoy the convenience of a side entry design and choose between right and left entry options. Crafted from a single sheet of…
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UCI Reverses Course, Bans Transgender Women From Racing in Women’s Category
In a significant development following British Cycling’s recent policy changes regarding transgender participation, the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) made an announcement today introducing a major rule change. Effective from July 17th, the UCI declared that female transgender athletes who have transitioned after male puberty would no longer be permitted to compete in women’s events across…
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From Tragedy to Triumph: Cyclist Overcomes Cougar Attack and Advocates for Inclusion in REI Co-op Studios Documentary
The freedom and exhilaration of cycling are unparalleled for many enthusiasts. It’s a feeling of liberation and mindfulness that allows riders to connect with themselves and their surroundings. For Izzy Sederbaum, biking is more than just a recreational activity; it’s a way of grounding himself and feeling whole. In a new documentary by REI Co-op…
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Universally Pegoretti: Hecho a Mano in Mexico
The video series ‘Universally Pegoretti’ delves into the lives of Pegoretti bicycle owners worldwide, finding a shared passion that bridges diverse cultures. The recent episode brings us to Puebla, Mexico, where we meet two vibrant personalities: José Federico, who operates the company producing official Pegoretti t-shirts, and Carlos Del Rio, the proud owner of a…
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State Bicycle Co. Unleashes Carbon All-Road, Redefining Accessibility and Performance in Gravel Biking
State Bicycle Co., the renowned bicycle manufacturer, has made a significant splash in the gravel biking market with the launch of its innovative Carbon All-Road gravel bike. Following the successful release of their first carbon road frameset in January 2023, State Bicycle Co. is amplifying its impact in the industry by providing a premium carbon-fiber…
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Alexandera Houchin and her Chumba Yaupon: Tour Divide 2023
Alexandera Houchin lined up for her 5th attempt (4th finish) of the 2700+ mile Tour Divide Mountain bike race on her Chumba Yaupon singlespeed bicycle. She had her eyes set on setting a new women’s singlespeed record and managed to pull it off lowering the record she previously set in 2019 by two hours. The…
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Win a Custom painted Esker Hayduke and Support a Good Cause
The Oregon Timber Trail is drumming up support for its upcoming trail project with an enticing fundraising raffle. The grand prize? A custom-painted Esker Hayduke bike! This show-stopper comes with a custom-printed frame bag from Rogue Panda Designs and a GX-level build kit. But the rewards don’t stop there. The lucky winner will also enjoy…
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The Ritchey Ultra Looks Really Good in Honey Mustard
The Ultra already looked good, but this honey mustard colorway really seals the deal. Pretty slick ride for $999. Decades ago, a trailblazer named Tom envisioned a bike capable of taming the wild trails. This inspired creation was christened the ‘Ultra’, a contraption that would leave a mark in the world of dirt biking. In…
