Cycling
Does Cycling ACTUALLY Help You Lose Weight?
Interesting debate on weight loss, I tend to agree with the old adage, “you cannot out run the fork.” I can throw down calories far quicker than I can burn them off.
Kevin Curry
Cycling
Fuel Your Rides and Life: The Lifesaving Benefits of Dietary Fiber
As cyclists, we often focus on macronutrients like carbohydrates and proteins for energy and recovery. However, a recent comprehensive meta-analysis published in the “Clinical Nutrition Journal” highlights an often-overlooked hero in our diets: dietary fiber. This extensive study provides compelling evidence of the life-saving benefits of fiber, making it an
A Milestone for Outdoor Enthusiasts: The BOLT Act's Leap Forward
In a significant advancement for outdoor recreation and bikepacking communities, the EXPLORE Act has been introduced in the House, representing a substantial step in American outdoor policy. This bipartisan package, along with the Senate’s America’s Outdoor Recreation Act (AORA), notably includes the Biking on Long Distance Trails (BOLT)
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Strava's Evolution: The Journey from Activity Tracker to Social Hub with New Messaging Feature
Strava, the go-to app for tracking activities like hiking and running, is evolving into a full-fledged social media network. With over 100 million users and 40 million activities uploaded weekly, Strava is already a hub for athletes to follow and encourage each other. Now, it’s breaking new ground by
A Night On The Divide
Spent a night on the continental divide with a couple of buds. This adventure had a bit of it all… some biking, some hiking, and some thigh deep post-holing. We packed a lot of fun into just twenty-five hours. Justin McKinley
Cycling
All-City Cycles: The Grand Finale with the Cosmic Stallion Titanium Frameset
As All-City Cycles prepares to sunset its brand, they’re leaving a lasting impression with their final product launch – the Cosmic Stallion Titanium Frameset. This decision comes as QBP, All-City’s parent company, shifts its focus to other proprietary brands like Salsa Cycles and Surly Bikes. But before they bid
Cycling
MADE 2024: A Celebration of Handmade Bikes and Artisan Craftsmanship
The Global Handmade Bike Show, MADE, has announced its return in 2024, promising a grander and more inclusive event for cycling enthusiasts and industry professionals. Held at Portland’s Zidell Yards, MADE has quickly established itself as a premier event in the world of custom bicycles. What to Expect at
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3T’s New Extrema Italia is Designed for Touring and Fast Bikepacking Races
3T’s latest innovation, the Extrema Italia, is a striking example of Italian craftsmanship and cutting-edge technology in the world of cycling. This bike is developed and made in 3T’s Italian carbon factory, ensuring a super responsive, tough, and comfortable frame with a unique look and feel. The Extrema
Merlin's New XLG Lineup: The Ultimate Gravel Bikes for Diverse Terrains
Boulder, Colorado’s Merlin Metalworks is revolutionizing the gravel biking scene with its latest offering – the XLG lineup, featuring the all-new Sandstone 40 and Sandstone 50 models. As a leader in custom bike manufacturing, Merlin’s collaboration with Yang Manufacturing and Silca brings to the fore a unique blend of
Cycling
Koralie and the Wilier 0 SLR: the new Unico project by Wilier Triestina
In the world of high-performance cycling, it’s rare to see a blend of artistic flair with cutting-edge technology. However, the Wilier 0 SLR Koralie edition is a stunning exception. This unique collaboration between Wilier Triestina and French artist Koralie stands as a testament to the seamless integration of art
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Hydraulic Press Channel puts 3D-Printed Titanium Bike cranks Up Against Forged Aluminum
Highly recommend this interesting and entertaining watch! Good to know that my “massive power” won’t be cracking my cranks anytime soon. Welcome back to Hydraulic Press Channel – the place where metal meets its match! In today’s high-pressure episode, we’re meshing the realms of advanced 3D printing technology
Cycling
Omar Di Felice's Extreme Journey: Cycling Across the Antarctic Wilderness
Italian adventurer Omar Di Felice is embarking on a journey that stretches the limits of human endurance and solitary adventure. He is currently 34.6 kilometers from the Union Glacier scientific camp, the closest semblance of human contact he will have for the next two weeks. With temperatures plummeting to