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If you’re an urban cyclist, you’re likely familiar with the frustration of frequent stops at traffic lights and signs. These stops not only disrupt your flow but also contribute to lower efficiency in urban mobility. For cyclists, the impact of these stops is felt in the form of
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There’s some big news shaking up the world of cycling broadcasts. Warner Bros Discovery is making moves following the closure of the GCN+ streaming service. From now on, Max, formerly known as HBO Max, will be the new home for much of the pro cycling coverage previously available on
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Can you reverse the path of nature’s destruction triggered by mankind? One person shows strong evidence that it is indeed possible. In an effort to return the land to its original glory, he created Alladale- an ideal territory for both animals and humans to be at peace with nature.
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There’s a concerning trend in the cycling world that’s been picking up speed, and it’s not about the latest gear or training techniques. It’s about how some cyclists are turning to unhealthy weight loss methods, including the use of GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic, in a
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The unveiling of Tesla’s Cybertruck marks a momentous occasion in the automotive industry, but it’s not without significant concerns. This long-awaited “apocalypse-bunker-on-wheels” is raising serious safety questions, particularly for pedestrians and cyclists. Its arrival, marred by delays and price hikes, doesn’t negate the
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Broken powerbanks, climbing, preparation and pacing. Join Anna Kollmann-Suhr of Enough Cycling on her first venture into ultra-territory at Basajaun. A 800km+ gravel race – of sorts – covering multiple days of riding, sleeping and experiencing the Basque Country. PAS NORMAL STUDIOS
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In the heart of Pittsburgh, there’s a race that redefines the concept of a cycling challenge – the Dirty Dozen. This isn’t your typical Sunday morning ride; it’s a grueling ascent up twelve of the city’s steepest hills, testing the limits of even the most seasoned cyclists.
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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.
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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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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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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
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A three-day, 300-mile gravel journey became four days as Ted King, Tim Johnson, and Pete Gaston snaked their way across the state of Vermont. They traveled through sensational fall foliage, slept under the stars, and navigated their Cannondale Topstones around the devastating aftereffects of the state’s horrific