Culture & Opinion
Every biker has their unique motivation that propels them onto the trails. For some, it’s the adrenaline; for others, it’s the sheer passion for the sport. But in the rugged terrains of Gunnison, Colorado, there’s a duo that rides for something even more special – a bond that’
Culture & Opinion
The ceaseless drive of an ultra-endurance cyclist is a spectacle to witness. Hours turn into days, pain translates to perseverance, and mental boundaries are redefined. But what happens when the race is over? When the adrenaline wears off and the quiet creeps in? This is where Movement, a captivating
Culture & Opinion
From the peaks of Kilimanjaro to the vastness of the Serengeti, Cory Wallace’s mountain biking escapades have painted a picture of an unstoppable wanderlust that few can rival. Dubbed the “most interesting man in Canadian mountain biking,” Wallace’s remarkable journeys on two wheels have left many in awe.
Culture & Opinion
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
Culture & Opinion
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
Tech & Data
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
Culture & Opinion
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
Culture & Opinion
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
Culture & Opinion
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
Culture & Opinion
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
Culture & Opinion
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.
Culture & Opinion
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