Cycling
Three weeks into our journey cycling from Alaska to Argentina, we knew we had to spend a few days exploring Denali National Park. Learning of a recent landslide we sparked a plan to push our bikes five miles around it and reconnect with the now disused road on the other
Food
The weather has finally cooled off here in Colorado, I would have preffered some time in the 50s as opposed to dipping straight into the 30s and below, but you get what you get. No complaints here that I’m no longer cooking in the sun. Cool weather, does however,
Book
Something to Read Mountains: Epic Cycling Climbs, brings together a body of work by photographer Michael Blann into a luxury coffee table book. Photographed over a period of 3 years the work charts the most famous European climbs within the history of cycling. Using a high definition camera and often
Cycling
In September I quit my job as a dishwasher and set out on one of my longest and most remote bike camping trips yet: a multi week journey to, on, and from one of British Columbia’s largest and most remote archipelagos: Haida Gwaii. Haida Gwaii is the name for
Cycling
Earlier this year, Richmond Cycling Corps took their Legacy Cycling team to Snowshoe Bike Park in West Virginia for a training camp with downhill racer DeAngelo Washington. The team normally rides and competes in cross country, and many of the racers got to experience downhill riding for the first time
Cycling
Cycling 253 miles along the Dalton Highway, from Coldfoot down to Fairbanks. In Coldfoot we picked up the next 7 days of food and set off back into the wild. The mosquitos were rampant, climbs were steep, foxes were abundant and hats were competitively dislodged – enjoy! Sorry about the delay
Cycling
I’ve noticed a trend in my last few marathon XC and gravel races, riders taking their hands off the bars in smooth sections of a descent to share out their hands and force open a stuck grip. Even with the advent of disc brakes, the effort of gripping the
Cycling
At 22 years old, Life Time Grand Prix rider Alexey Vermeulen was living the life he always thought he wanted — as a pro road cyclist on the UCI WorldTour. But he wasn’t living his dreams. He wasn’t making a positive impact in other people’s lives beyond bike
Cycling
Photographer, filmmaker and visual artist, Benedict Campbell, wanted to be a professional cyclist before taking and making pictures for a living. A recent collaborator with Café du Cycliste, Benedict’s love for cycling is very much in the frame with his commercial and personal work. Creativity for him is intrinsically
Cycling
For nearly 20 years, all Svein Tuft knew was professional road racing. His successes in the sport took him from a small town in British Columbia, Canada, to cycling’s grandest stages including the Olympics, the Tour de France, and the Giro d’Italia. Officially retired in 2019, Svein has
Cycling
High Road is a story of resilience, persistence and strength. Meg Fisher has been on the start line of countless paracycling races – she’s won World Championships and Olympic medals. Jack Berry, just 14 years old, has never raced his bicycle, having only recently recovered from a battle with cancer.
Cycling
Great discussion on the modern bike trends and corporate profits come before people takeover of the bike industry. With the roadification of gravel racing and UCI sanctioning on the horizon, what does off-road alt cycling / alt racing look like moving forward? Inventive all terrain bicycles and ethos borrowed from the