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Fix your shifting like a pro
Bad shifting can ruin your ride faster than a surprise rainstorm. Whether your chain’s skipping, grinding, or flat-out refusing to play nice, a...
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Sarah Van Dam hit by driver in Australia
After a great ride at the Tour Down Under, Victoria’s Sarah Van Dam has been involved in a collision in Australia.“Unfortunately, Sarah Van...
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Two racers chased down a bike thief
This is why intervals matter! In New Zealand, some cyclists were in Invercargill for the New Zealand criterium championships, and having some kebabs...
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Matt MacDuff shreds indoors at an old Sears
Celebrating the release of Norco’s newly updated Rampage, Matt MacDuff, along with Norco Source Division’s fresh faces, Seb and Xav Harrisson put...
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Is this a bottle cage or a down payment?
Introducing Wolf Tooth‘s Plasmatic Titanium Morse Cage Ti Limited Edition—because apparently, holding your water bottle securely requires NASA-level...
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Lost in translation? Vingegaard misquoted about CO accusations
Danish superstar Jonas Vingegaard was apparently mistranslated by the French paper Le Monde, according to Visma – Lease a Bike. The French outlet...
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Family of British cyclist who was killed by driver receives massive payout… but does it matter?
In Sept. 2017, 63-year-old Tony Parsons was cycling struck and killed by a by motorist Alexander “Sandy” McKellar on a rural road. Instead of helping...
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Kelsey Mitchell is done with cycling but has a new sport
Sherwood Park, Alta. native Kelsey Mitchell loves to compete–but you won’t see her doing so on the track any time soon. At least...
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Legendary U.S. racing pioneer Doug Shapiro dies at 65
Former pro cyclist Doug Shapiro has died at 65 after a climbing accident in California. The 65-year-old New York native raced for various teams,...
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More complications for Remco Evenepoel’s comeback
Remco Evenepoel’s comeback might be longer than he originally thought. While accepting the Belgian sportsman of the year title on Saturday, he said...
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No Tour de France for Tom Pidcock
There will be no Tom Pidcock, or Q36.5 team, at the 2025 Tour de France.After Ineos Grenadiers announced that Tom Pidcock would be leaving the...
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The fun police at the UCI are banning teammates celebrating
You’ve probably seen it in a pro race many time s. A rider will get a perfect leadout and take the win—with a...
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Canadian innovator 4iiii partners with BMC Factory Racing
Canadian cycling tech powerhouse 4iiii Innovations has announced a new partnership with BMC Factory Racing for the 2025 season. Known for their...
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Ontario cyclist killed by driver
A 59-year-old cyclist died after a collision with a motorist on Thursday night, January 9, in Thornbury, Ont., according to authorities. Collingwood...
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How can I make long indoor trainer rides better?
Riding inside can be a great alternative to outside when it’s cold out, but it can be mentally tough some time s. There are...
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Loana Lecomte joins BMC for 2025
French cross-country powerhouse Loana Lecomte signed with the Swiss-based BMC Factory Racing Team for the 2025 season. This shift not only marks a...
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Junior Rafaelle Carrier continues to impress – against the elites
Junior national champion Rafaelle Carrier’s ‘cross season has already been impressive racing with women her age–but now she’s mixing it up with...
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How will AI affect the directeur sportif’s role and value?
In a pre-race team meeting, the best pro team directeurs sportifs will explain the intricacies of the courses, they know where the peloton will...
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Could LA become a new Amsterdam for bikes?
If you’ve ever been to Los Angeles, you’ll know it’s all about the car. “It is the perfect community for runners and...
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More lousy news from Mathieu van der Poel
Mathieu van der Poel gave an update on his injury Thursday, and the news isn’t great. On X, his Alpecin-Deceuninck team posted:“Mathieu van...
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Thibau Nys did a supersonic shoe change at his dad’s race
It’s common for ‘cross riders to swap out their bikes every few laps, but Thibau Nys did something you don’t see every day (...
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James Blunt calls for more tolerance from both drivers and cyclists
Singer James Blunt has waded into Cycling Twitter in a big way. The English singer, known for his popular tunes “Goodbye My Lover” and “Beautiful,”...
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Canadian cyclist breaks penny farthing 1-km TT world record - Canadian Cycling Magazine
If you are today years old that you learned there are world records for penny farthings, that’s OK. But now that you do know,...
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Seven best stories of 2024
As we round out the final few days of 2024, here are the top seven stories that appeared on our site during the year.Fighting to...
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time for Change: City cycling rules that need updating
As the debate about bike lanes heats up, it’s important to remember other issues affecting cyclists. There are more and more people riding in...
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Back to back victories for Mathieu van der Poel to start his CX season
As expected, world champion Mathieu van der Poel ruled Monday’s fifth round of the Superprestige series in Mol, Belgium. Like Ceylin del Carmen...
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Ashlin Barry interview on his future with Visma – Lease a Bike
One of the best juniors in the world, Ashlin Barry, announced on Sunday that he has signed a long-term deal with powerhouse team, Visma – Lease...
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Photos from UCI CX World Cup Hulst
There were all kinds of Canadians racing on Saturday, the fifth round of the 2024-2025 UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Hulst, Netherlands. Niels...
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Gone in 60 seconds: Watch van der Poel take the lead
Every time you think he can’t impress you more, Mathieu van der Poel says, “Hold my Heineken.” At the UCI Cyclocross World Cup in...
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Could airbags help in the pro peloton? Stefan Küng thinks so
Nope, this is not a humour piece. And to be fair, safety in cycling is nothing to joke about. Given some of the horrific crashes...
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A photo that captures the absurdity of blaming bike lanes for traffic
A picture truly is worth a thousand words—and Martin Reis and Joshua Best captured a perfect analogy for the ongoing bike lanes debacle in...
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The seat angle adjuster you didn’t know you needed
For anyone who’s ever struggled through a climb or felt the dreaded numbness on a steep ascent, the SwitchGrade 2.0 EVO is more than a...
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Oh boy, Lance Armstrong wants to race Jake Paul
Oh, the Internet, you rascal. Jake Paul has been putting in miles on his Colnago with his speedskating Olympian Jutta Leerdam in the UAE. The...
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The story behind incredible rescue of Quebec cyclist lost in Mexico
Steeve Poirier, a 47-year-old cyclist from Quebec, has been found safe after going missing for two days in Quintana Roo, Mexico. Poirier, who set out...
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Strava’s new privacy policy says goodbye to some of your favourite fitness apps
Major changes are coming to the world’s biggest fitness-tracking app, Strava, as the company updates its application programming interface (API) to...
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Anti-doping group publishes critical report on ketones, carbon monoxide, and former dopers
The night before the 2025 Tour de France presentation, the Mouvement Pour un Cyclisme Crédible (MPCC) held its 18th Annual General Meeting in Paris...
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Is your seat height all wrong?
Getting your mountain bike seat height dialled isn’t just about comfort—though that’s a big part of it. It’s about efficiency, power...
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The worst-kept secret in cycling is finally out
After Ineos Grenadiers announced that Tom Pidcock would be leaving the team, Cycling Twitter was abuzz about where he would go. For months, he’d...
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The world’s lightest mountain bike
The folks over at Dream Build MTB never cease to amaze. Their latest build? What they’re claiming to be the world’s lightest mountain...
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Jake Paul has committed a crime against bicycles
YouTuber/ boxer/influencer/beard aficionado Jake Paul may have recently beaten Mike Tyson in a boxing match seen around the world, but he took a...
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Just Jonas Vingegaard going 10× as fast as local riders up a climb
Pros —they are not like us. We’ve posted many videos before to show the staggering differences between WorldTour pros and weekend warriors, but truly,...
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Are you an annoying Strava user?
Strava is a great app, and it can be a fun way to connect with friends and other athletes. But just like any form of...
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Tadej Pogačar’s got a new Colnago, and it looks fast
Tadej Pogačar has a new Colnago for 2025which means he may be going even faster, somehow.His new ride, the Colnago Y1Rs, was...
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Beloved Quebec cyclist Serge Lacroix dies at 64
This story has been updated with additional information from the obituary, as well as funeral information.On Dec. 24, long- time cyclist from Magog,...
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Rohan Dennis pleads guilty over death of Melissa Hoskins
Retired cyclist Rohan Dennis has pleaded guilty to an aggravated charge in connection with the death of his wife, Olympian Melissa Hoskins. On...
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Michael Mørkøv gives opinion about possibility of doping in peloton
Recently retired leadout man extraordinaire Michael Mørkøv was asked whether he thought the incredible results of riders like Tadej Pogačar, Remco...
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UAE had some hilarious training motivation for Tadej Pogačar
When you’re the best in the world, you still need the best motivation. Tadej Pogačar is getting ready for the 2025 season, where he...
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Brutal crash mars Down Under Classic
Racing is back on–and so are the crashes, it seems. Sam Welsford took a big win at the Down Under Classic crit in Australia,...
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Young North Shore DH shredder seriously injured
When word of Caileigh Koppang’s injury started circulating it was all very hush hush. But through the weeks that followed, it’s become clear...
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José De Cauwer: ‘Vingegaard should never have won the Tour’
Shots fired: José De Cauwer went in on multiple Tour de France champion Jonas Vingegaard of Visma – Lease a Bike in his final interview of...
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Terrible crash cancels final round of UCI Track Champions League
The final round of the 2024 UCI Track Champions League in London, England was heading into its final competitions on Saturday when a wild crash...
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Another tragedy in cycling: Tuur Hancke dies on his 19th birthday
On Monday, Belgian cyclist Tuur Hancke died on his 19th birthday. His team, The Leadout Cycling Academy, shared the heartbreaking news on...
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Emma Olofsson signs with OnlyFans for 2025
In yet another sponsorship devlopment, Emma Olofsson is now riding for OnlyFans. Originally from southern Sweden, Emma first discovered mountain...
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