The 2026 World Championships in Montral are already underway. And that means that UCI has the opportunity to make some key decisions regarding the sport's future. Among others, where will some of the future editions take place. Thus far, we already know that the second Cycling "Super" World Champio...

Emilien Jacquelin will skip the entire 2026/27 biathlon season after officially deciding to continue his pursuit of a professional cycling career. The 31-year-old confirmed the decision on Tuesday following a summer spent racing with Decathlon CMA CGM, ending the uncertainty over whether he would re...

The latest from Feedback Sports is the brand-new Brush Bar kit. Designed to work with all of the brands repair stands, the Brush Bar includes everything you need to create your own ergonomic bike wash station. This 11-piece kit includes brushes, a thru-axle chain keeper, a microfiber towel, and a storage bag, along with accessory hooks, tool storage, and dedicated slots for your spray bottle and hose.Of course, one could acquire all of these items separately, but Feedback Sports is making it a one-stop shop to get your bike wash setup dialed. Not only does the Brush Bar come with virtually everything you need to keep your bikes looking spiffy, but it has also been designed to hold it all within arms reach. Lets check it out.Feedback Sports Brush Bar DetailsThe backbone of the Brush Bar is the Wash Caddy, a stand-mounted tray that holds all of your bike washing tools and gear. The Wash Caddy comes with mounting adapters to fit 38mm, 50mm, and 70mm diameter tubes, covering all of Feedbacks portable repair stands. It attaches to the upper tube of the repair stand and can be positioned at any height to suit your preference and keep everything within arms reach. Feedback says it also works with the Center Post for the A-Frame Event Bike Stand. The Wash Caddy has 3 fixed hooks for the included brushes, as well as 4 storage slots for a tool, hose, spray bottle, and a tray for small items. Additionally, the caddy has a specific clip-on location for the included Thru-Axle Chain Keeper, and it comes with two accessory hooks. There are six different positions for the accessory hooks, each of which can support up to 10 pounds and can hold everything from wheels and handlebars to cleaning towels.The Brush Bar also comes with three cleaning brushes: broad, cone, and detail, for various cleaning tasks.Broad brush stiff, long bristles ideal for frames and wheels.Cone brush soft, medium-length bristles, tapered shape for cleaning tight areas.Detail brush stiff, short bristles to remove grime from gears and small componentsThe kit also includes a soft, microfiber towel for drying and/or polishing your frame. When youre finished washing bikes, the Wash Caddy is easily removable, and the included mesh storage bag keeps all the components of the Brush Bar organized and contained between uses.Brush Bar SpecsWash Caddy (includes adapters for 38mm, 50mm, and 70mm tubes)3 fixed hooks4 storage slots2 Accessory Hooks (10 lbs per hook limit, six different positions)Thru-Axle Chain Keeper3 Cleaning Brushes: broad, cone, and detailMicrofiber TowelMesh Storage BagWash Caddy Weight Limit: 25 lbsWarranty: Caddy: 3-year limited; Brushes: 1-year limitedPricing and AvailabilityThe new Feedback Sports Brush Bar retails for $74.95 / 64.95 and is available now. Head to the brands website or your favorite Feedback Sports retailer to learn more or step up your bike washing game.feedbacksports.com

UAE Team Emirates-XRG may be "absolutely adamant" that Tadej Pogacar's 2026 season is over, but back home in Slovenia the door to an astonishing European Championship return has not been closed quite so firmly. Pogacar's name appearing on the wider entry list for next month's championships had alrea...

Remco Evenepoel has four races left in 2026 and each one offers the chance to add something significant to an already extraordinary palmares. The Belgians decision to extend his season beyond Il Lombardia and race the Chrono des Nations on October 18 has created a remarkable final sequence: the Wor...

Rapha has hinted at staff cuts in a statement that says proposed changes to the company involve an organisational restructure and formal consultation process with affected team members.Early on Wednesday, Rapha CEO Fran Millar announced her resignation, warning of organisational changes to reduce cost and drive efficiency.In the afternoon, Rapha released a statement announcing several business updates as part of its ongoing transformation programme.Rapha wrote in the statement: While there are encouraging green shoots, we believe significant changes are essential to establish a stronger, more sustainable path forward.This involves a proposed organisational restructure and a formal consultation process with affected team members will now take place. We believe these proposed changes are necessary but recognise the personal impact on affected colleagues, and we do not take these decisions lightly.Rapha said that, with Millars vision and strategy for the cycling clothing brand in place, the former CEO suggested to the board that she step down to allow new leadership to guide the next phase of the business.Millar joined Rapha in 2024 having previously been the CEO of Belstaff from 2020, where she was involved in turning the company around from a loss of 20 million in 2019 to breaking even in 2024.Millar faced a similar task at Rapha, which had long reported financial losses. Last year, Rapha reported a net loss of 15.6m for the period ending January 2025. Fran Millar announced she had resigned from Rapha on Wednesday. Tom Griffiths / Rapha Ahead of its full accounts being published later this month, Rapha revealed in its statement today a trading loss of 5.6m for the financial year ending January 2026. This is the ninth consecutive year Rapha has posted a loss, but it said it continues to execute its financial improvement plan for sustainable profitability by 2027.These numbers reflect deliberate decisions to invest in our brand, product quality, cycling communities and customer experiences, while reducing our reliance on discount and promotional related activities choices that will strengthen the business over time, Rapha said.Rapha added that the early signs in its current financial year suggest its new strategy is working with revenue growth in key territories. It also reported growth in its Clubhouses, despite closing five Clubhouses earlier this year.Rapha highlighted its partnership with USA Cycling as part of its clear strategic roadmap for the future.The grandsons of Walmart founder Sam Walton, Steuart and Tom Walton, bought a majority share in Rapha in 2017.In Raphas statement today, Steuart Walton said: My brother and I have been majority owners of Rapha for nine years. We love the brand, the product, and what Rapha stands for, and we are deeply grateful to the people who have made the company so special.Our belief in Rapha has not changed. We remain committed to the power of cycling to make the world a better place and to Raphas unique role in advancing that idea. We are confident in the long-term future of the brand and committed to helping Rapha achieve its ambitions.

There are now two Perfetto jackets, the warmer and heavier duty Perfetto 4 and the lighter Perfetto Pro, and the classic Gabba jersey/jacket hybrid has had a makeover to incorporate Polartec's windproof and waterproof AirCore fabric

Voting is under way for the 2026 MBUK and Cycling Plus Rider of the Year awards, giving you the chance to have your say on who deserves to take home this years honours.After the nominations were whittled down by a panel of experts, the final shortlists have been revealed, with readers now responsible for deciding the winners of the Rider of the Year and Newcomer of the Year categories.For the mountain bikers, MBUK has shortlisted eight riders in each category this year, down from 10 previously.The recipient of the Lifetime Achievement award will be chosen by our panel.You can check out the nominees and cast your vote on the MBUK Rider of the Year 2026 voting page. You can vote now for MBUK Rider of the Year. Our Media Vote for MBUK Rider of the Year 2026If drop bars are more your thing, Cycling Plus is also looking for your votes to crown its Rider of the Year and Newcomer of the Year.The Lifetime Achievement winner will be selected by our panel.Head over to the Cycling Plus Rider of the Year 2026 voting page to see who has made the shortlist and cast your vote. You can vote now for Cycling Plus Rider of the Year. Our Media Vote for Cycling Plus Rider of the Year 2026Voting for both awards closes on 14 October, so you've got only a few weeks to have your say. The winners will be announced at our Rider of the Year awards event. Scott Windsor / Our Media The winners will be revealed at an exclusive awards event on 26 November, before appearing in the January issues of MBUK and Cycling Plus and on BikeRadar.So, whether your Rider of the Year has been smashing World Cup tracks, tearing up the road or doing something altogether different on two wheels, now's the time to cast your vote.A big thanks, once again, to Lezyne for their continued support for the awards.

Based in Freiburg, Germany, Tout Terrain builds bicycles for travel, adventure, and everyday use. They also build unique Singletrailers, essentially a suspended child trailer with a single wheel perfect for tight singletrack (or barrel rolls), with better handling than typical two-wheel trailers. A few days ago, they announced a new member of their Singletrailer range. Introducing the new Singletrailer II Gravel. The new trailer is designed to bring kids along with you on your off-road rides.(Photos / Tout Terrain)The Singletrailer II Gravel builds on the OG Singletrailers unique single-wheel design. This gives it a narrower profile that makes it easier to navigate trails and tighter paths when compared to traditional two-wheeled trailers.Tout Terrain swapped out the OG Singletrailers tire setup for one that handles rougher terrain more comfortably. The new 20 Continental Double Fighter 1.75 gravel tire helps the trailer track and remain nimble while dragging it down the trail.The adjustable rear shock offers between 120160mm of travel depending on the conditions. So whether youre on packed gravel or bumpier singletrack, the suspension will keep things under wraps. On the safety and comfort side, your lil one gets a padded five-point harness and a steel roll bar in case things get all topsy-turvy. The ventilated windows and a retractable sun cover keep the kidos comfy. Need to bring some munchies along? The integrated storage for gear or snacks will help with that.Singletrailer II Gravel Retail & DetailRetail: $1,400Lightweight, sturdy steel frame.Weather-resistant, resilient fabricsFive-point safety harness with Fidlock buckle for ease and safetyDropper-post compatible CNC-machined couplingIntegrated rear storage bag120160mm rear suspensionGravel-specific Continental Double Fighter 1.75 tireRetractable sun cover/window ventsWith the addition of the Singletrailer II Gravel, there are now three different options for trailers from Tout Terrain. The Touring model features a slick tire, the Sport uses a 24 MTB tire with more suspension, and the Gravel finds itself right in the middle. ToutTerrain.bike

Michael Woods thought his final chance to race on home roads had disappeared with the end of his WorldTour career. Twelve months later, the 39-year-old is preparing for one final shot at the Rainbow Jersey in Montreal, with Canada's original leader Derek Gee-West now ruled out of Sunday's World Cham...