Cycling
Episode Two of the Open the Road series explores the inevitability of change as it relates to the past, present, and future of women’s cycling. The Women’s Tour de France returns after 33 years of absence. While the men’s side of the sport has grown seeing teams
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Record breaking endurance cyclist, Jonathan Shubert, explores the world’s oldest off-road cycling club: The Rough Stuff Fellowship. Spurred on by the stories of his grandfather’s own cycling adventures, Jonathan hears stories from original members about their pioneering expeditions to Iceland and Everest. With access to extraordinary archive photographs,
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This one really resonates with me. To non-Denverites, the image of Denver seems to often be that of a cycling mecca. Sadly, it is not. The focus is 100% on cramming larger and larger trucks and SUVs into spaces they have no business being in. We have to do better.
Cycling
Meet new-to-town bicycle mechanic and cyclist Ian, in our latest film “Ride”. It’s the human power of turning feet over and over in a supple motion and the rhythm of your body moving side to side in time with the bike that has Ian enamoured. If he isn’t
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Owen Blandy, The Biking Baker, has been a friend of Bell for years. More recently, he’s been employed as the chef for the EF Pro Cycling team. A former racer himself, when he isn’t cooking for the a team in the pro peloton, he still likes to get
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One of the best things you can say about a piece of cycling apparel is that you don’t notice it while riding. Good kit simply disappears when you’re wearing it. The last thing I want to be worrying about during a long gravel race over rough terrain is
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Since the 1800s bicycles have been a powerful liberating tool, starting with the first faltering pedal strokes of a child daring to venture a little further from home. Yet, somewhere in our cultural trajectory, many of us have forgotten the power of this simple machine to build community. This film
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Remember that smart bike and direct drive trainer Zwift was working on? Well, it won’t be hitting the streets anytime soon. Anyone who’s been watching Peloton stock prices can probably guess why… Zwift has announced a round of staff layoffs as well as the “pausing” of its smart
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Informative and entertaining video from The Pro’s Closet. The Cannondale Slate is more than just a reimagined ’90s mountain bike. We explain how this innovative gravel bike with a Lefty fork and 650b wheels changed the landscape of gravel cycling — probably for the better!
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When Simon Mottram founded Rapha back in 2004, their main goal was to rejuvenate the world of cycling apparel. The first label of its kind to actively steer away from the gaudy logo-adorned on-bike garments of the ’80s, Rapha went about designing functional and stylish apparel that not only contributed
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The Ergon leaf spring seatpost revolutionizes comfort on the road bike, all-road and gravel bike. Combining a pure road bike feeling with superior suspension on rough surfaces, the CF Allroad Carbon Series is lightweight, comfortable and maximizes rider performance. Defined suspension on rough surfaces Lightweight and comfortable construction Uncompromised road
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Wahoo has acquired Zwift competitor RGT and have integrated the service into a new monthly subscription called Wahoo X. A few comparisons between RGT and Zwift: Where Zwift offers a more gamified and cartoony virtual indoor cycling experience, RGT Cycling is a more realistic experience. “Wahoo RGT provides realistic drafting,