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Two LA brands unite to increase diversity and promote further inclusion in cycling Zwift, the online training platform for cyclists worldwide, has today announced a multi-year sponsorship with L39ION of LA, through to the end of 2022. Zwift and L39ION of LA have much more in common than their founding
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When Heather and I came together to create a video. Originally we were going to do a fun edit that didn’t really have any meaning other than shredding! Though there is always room for videos like that, I thought about it and didn’t feel with the current state
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Hey, remember those Rapha + Palace bike that dropped right before the Giro d’Italia? Now you have a chance to win one and support a great cause while you’re at it. USA Cycling is hosting a raffle with all proceeds going towards Contributing to New Co-ed Cycling Programs at
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Following the Path Less Paved For decades, cycling disciplines have diverged, and in some cases, even polarized from each other. Road bikes stay on the road and mountain bikes stay on the trails. But in our contemporary age of cross-functional design and innovative engineering, bikes have more recently started to
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Racing or not, cross is everywhere with the right perspective. Andrew Juiliano (Lazer/Voler Pro Cycling) brings us along on his favorite local training session, inspired by the famed dunes of the Koksijde World Cup in Belgium thousands of miles away. Collaborating with cinematographers Jeff Clark and Nick Nelson of
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According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the average American spends 93% of their life indoors. 87% of their life is indoors, then another 6% of their life in automobiles. American children spend less time outdoors than prisoners do, their parents even less. There’s an easy way to cut
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One unforeseen reality of gravel cycling is that rural roads are often home to unconstrained and aggressive dogs. Enter the PepperBlaster II. Whether we choose to consciously acknowledge it or not, as cyclists we’re vulnerable. Cars (or, should we say, texting and/or pharma-addled drivers) are the most obvious
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This is an absolutely incredible short film. Eight weeks, two bikes and one amazing trip across some of the highest roads in the world. Follow us on a journey across the roof of the world – the Pamir and Karakoram Highways. Eight weeks, two bicycles and four largely unexplored countries. An
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There wasn’t much racing here in 2020, but one of the highlights of my cycling year was racing alongside Peter Stetina at the Lake City Alpine 50. By aside, I mean immediately sucking his dust and finishing hours behind him, but I digress. In lieu of physical bicycle races,
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As cyclist deaths nationwide are on the rise, and as COVID-19 continues to drive a bike boom, it is now easier than ever to report bike lane obstructions. North America —The cyclist-led civic tech platform Bike Lane Uprising®, founded by Chicago’s Christina Whitehouse, has released an app for reporting
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In February, legendary ultra-endurance cyclist Lael Wilcox, Joe Cruz, and the filmmaker Rugile Kaladyte traveled to the Colombian capital of Bogota, in partnership with Conservation International, Wahoo, and Bikepacking.com, to launch the Bikepacking for Conservation Program. The project was designed to explore and scout a bikepacking route that would
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Starting October 12, Rivendell Bicycle Works, the 26-year-old San Francisco Bay Area bicycle company, is rolling out reparations pricing for Black customers. Rivendell’s CEO, Grant Petersen says, “The American bicycle industry has been racist, often overtly racist, since 1878, and Rivendell has been obliviously—not “obviously”— racist ever since