Cycling
Video: Ride What Ya Brung, A First Brevet Cycling Experience
Follow Deane Parker a first time Brevet participant as he undertakes a 250km weekend bikepacking event with ‘The Flahute Presents’, in the Canterbury high country of New Zealand.
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Ian Boswell Leaves the World Tour to Race Gravel for Wahoo in 2020
Following a successful career racing in the World Tour for Trek-Livestrong, Team Sky, and Katusha-Alpecin, American pro cyclist Ian Boswell has decided to transition from the road calendar to gravel racing for 2020. Boswell will be racing for Wahoo Fitness on a calendar of his own design that will include
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Video: The World’s Best Blind Mountain Biker
Brian Bushman lost his sight at age 14. He didn’t lose his love for cycling. So, he adapted and learned to echolocate, like a bat, so he could continue to ride his mountain bike. Wild. Anyone who rides a mountain bike on downhill terrain knows how perilous it can
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Start Your Resolution with Zwift's 10,000 Calorie Mission
For the third year in a row, Zwift has released its “10,000 Calorie Mission”, time to ride off those cookies. Starting the 10,000 Calorie Mission After you login to Zwift, you can sign up for the mission from the Zwift startup screen by clicking “Let’s do this”
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The 2019 Fred of the Year Award Goes to
Wyn gets into cycling to promote Wales’ cycling trails but is caught out cheating by Charlotte when he gets a taxi back to the office. Props to the guy for riding that well without cleats on his shoes!
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The Cycling Myth That Won't Die: Pedaling Circles
Here’s a cycling myth that just won’t die; if you want to be a great cyclist you need to perfect your spinning technique and pedal perfect circles. It seems every year we get bombarded with articles explaining the benefits of pedaling in circles. They all say the essentially
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Starting Stretching, a Full Body Stretching Routine for Beginners
You do not need to be able to fold yourself into a human pretzel, but a certain amount of flexibility is important for all athletes. Cycling in particular can lead to short, tightened muscles because of the lack of range of motion. Not only is the position on the bike
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The Gear You Need to Zwift Into The New Year
The Winter Solstice is upon us, peak indoor trainer season is here and now. Whether you’re maintaining your base for the Spring, or chasing a Watopia PR on Zwift, these accessories will help you make the most of winter. Osmo Nutrition Active Hydration | $20 (40 servings) Osmo Active Hydration
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Oakley Expands Adoption of HP’s 3D Printing Prototyping Technology
I love looking at how emerging technologies are transforming the sport of cycling. When the British Cycling Federation released images of its 2020 Olympic track bike, it was immediately obvious that the design was only possible thanks to 3D-printed titanium. Here’s some cool news from HP and Oakley on
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Festka’s Spectre Porcelain by Michal Bacak is Pure Art
This is the bike to bring out when company is over. Czech framebuilder Festka does some incredible stuff with its frame design and their latest finish is off the charts. The Spectre Porcelain was created for a bike collector from Bangkok who is a lover of vintage porcelain. Czech artist
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What Strava’s End-of-Year Report Says About Where Cycling is Going
As 2019 draws to a close, end-of-year data is beginning to roll out. Turn on your Spotify Wrapped and let’s take a quick look at Strava’s Year in Sport. With close to 50 million athletes uploading 19 million activities a week, Strava has a lot of data to
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Grinduro Expands to Six Events and Moves California Location for 2020
Grinduro is becoming a force to reckon with, for a race that started as a gravel grinding gran fondo with enduro-style racing thrown in for kicks in Quincy, California in 2015. For 2020, Grinduro is continuing its global expansion with events in California, Wales, Switzerland, Japan, Quebec and Australia. Highlights