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What a nightmare this is. A race that's announce three days ahead of time when a storm is forecast and is cancelled if the headwind isn't blowing at at least 50-60 kph. The 8.5 km course must be covered on a supplied upright single-speed, Dutch-style bike. The inaugural race was won by Olympic mountain biker Bart... Continue Reading →
Renee McGregor, a sports dieticians, says she has seen a five-fold increase in the number of male cyclists being referred with eating disorders in the last year. McGregor has worked with Olympic, Paralympic and Commonwealth Games teams. She attributes the rise to irresponsible coaching, ‘win at all costs’ culture and social media. Renee McGregor in... Continue Reading →
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 how the two companies are... Continue Reading →
Winter indoor training is in high gear, events are a great way to keep it fresh. If you're looking for something fun to do in the pain cave, you're in luck as Zwift just announced it’s third annual Tour of London. This 5-stage event covers all that Zwift’s London map has to offer. Groups A... Continue Reading →
This bike is wild The British Cycling Federation with aerodynamic input from Lotus Engineering and manufacturing by Hope Technology, has created one of the most incredible track bikes I've ever seen. Built specifically for the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan, this bike is like nothing you've ever seen. Starting from the front, the fork... Continue Reading →
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