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- CYCLINGUPTODATE.COM"Even though I know I may have put my life at risk, I don't regret it" - Mauricio Moreira opens up about collapse at Volta a PortugalMauricio Moreira spooked everyone watching on RTP the 4th stage of the Volta a Portugal last Sunday, which took place between Sabugal and Guarda. At a certain point on the climb up to Famalico da Serra, the Sabgal / Anicolor rider struggled and was helped by his teammates, but after a short time we...0 Comments 0 Shares 249 Views
- WWW.MBR.CO.UKDisgusting boos: How the mainstream media reacted to Tom Pidcocks goldPidcock was a daredevil, Iron Man, Flash, possessor of superb bike-handling skills and le Britannique according to the non-mountain bike pressELANCOURT, FRANCE - JULY 29: Gold medalist Thomas Pidcock of Team Great Britain (C), Silver medalist Victor Koretzky of Team France (L) and Bronze medalist Alan Hatherly of Team South Africa (R) pose on the podium during the Men's Cross-Country on day three of the Olympic Games Paris 2024 at Elancourt Hill on July 29, 2024 in Elancourt, France. (Photo by Alex Broadway/Getty Images)Weve probably all seen the news by now, Tom Pidcock wins his gold in Paris, after doing it the hard Continue reading0 Comments 0 Shares 300 Views
- BIKEPACKING.COMKilimanjaroCapping off a long year on the road and three months in East Africa, Evan Christenson heads to the infamous Mount Kilimanjaro to attempt climbing the tallest freestanding peak in the worldwith a bike. Along the way, he makes friends, and things go awry. Read on for the wild story and a stunning photo gallery you won't want to miss...The post Kilimanjaro appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.0 Comments 0 Shares 224 Views
- WWW.CYCLINGWEEKLY.COMThe Olympic road race peloton will be small - but that's a good thingThe reduced bunch will look odd to seasoned viewers of elite cycling, but the Paris road races are going to be a spectacle0 Comments 0 Shares 245 Views
- CYCLINGUPTODATE.COM"That mistake cost me the gold medal" - Victor Koretzky does not blame Tom Pidcock's move for defeat at MTB Olympic GamesThe Olympic Mountain Bike race on the men's side was incredibly dramatic and saw one of the most intense finales that could've taken place. In front of his home crowd, Victor Koretzky hoped to take the gold medal in front of Tom Pidcock but whilst on his very limit he made a mistake in the final lap...0 Comments 0 Shares 243 Views
- BIKESNOBNYC.COMWorking TogetherWhen youre as inept as I am that first ride after youve disassembled a hub is always a little scary, but Im pleased to report there were no ass-plosions:Sure, there was an Asplundh, but thats about it:[We like to say Spinergys ass-plode, but technically its the front wheel that ass-plodes, while the rear wheel asplunds.]And after awhile I was able to forget that my safety depended entirely on a single pubic hair:Its not unusual for competing brands to make their products incompatible. For example, if you own an iPhone and you send a text to someone with an Android device, the message will arrive seven days later and in Malaysian, and if they attempt to reply both your phones will explode. Since the dawn of the Indexing Era, Shimano and Campagnolo have also been more or less incompatible; sure, you might get lucky and find your 10-speed Campagnolo shifted a Shimano wheel just fine, but you might also find it was just constantly off by just enough to drive you crazy. (Though as I understand it 11-speed Campagnolo and Shimano spacing is basically identical, and therefore interchangeable, which is ironic because they finally jammed so many cogs in there they didnt have any space left to engineer any incompatibility into the system.) Given this, I assumed Id at least have to do a little fiddling with the derailleur after putting a Shimano-compatible freehub in a Campy hub, but I didnt have to touch a thing:In a world that has been rent asunder by war and strife for all eternity, it is deeply inspiring to see Dura-Ace and Record working together in perfect harmony: The wheels felt nearly as sprightly as the stupid-light Ralphs, too, though the paper-thin tires I dug out of storage might have had a lot to do with that:I typically dont ride such dainty tires, but what the hell, its summer.The only issue was some brake squeal from the ceramic rim:But a simple pad swap should take care of that, and otherwise its now riding like the bike of my wildest and Fredliest early-aughts dreams:Speaking of which, Ive noticed recently that a growing number of road weenies seem to be expressing the opinion rim brake road bikes are superior, and I submit this video not because its especially interesting (it isnt), but merely as evidence of the phenomenon:I suppose I should find this trend vindicating, but as someone who never had any interest in road bikes with disc brakes in the first place I mostly find it annoying. Now you speak up? Where were you in 2018? The rim brakes gone, no thanks to people like you. Just wait until they figure out that mechanical shifting is better than electronic.0 Comments 0 Shares 287 Views
- WWW.CYCLINGWEEKLY.COMCycling has a weight problem: a call for the industry to be more transparent about its weight limitsThe weight problem Im referring to lies in cycling equipment itself specifically, the low weight limits and the lack of accessible information on the weight capacity of products.0 Comments 0 Shares 256 Views
- CYCLINGUPTODATE.COM"Kristian Blummenfelt is not to be messed with. They mean business" - Victor Campenaerts backs triathlon superstar to make impact after switching to professional cyclingGold medallist at the Tokyo Olympic Games in the triathlon and a world record holder in the Ironman, Kristian Blummenfelt has set his sight on a career in the professional cycling peloton and even been very outspoken about his goals of winning the Tour de France."We don't go cycling to retire. We g...0 Comments 0 Shares 274 Views
- ROAD.CCAchy back on the bike? The causes of back pain in cyclists and the best ways to relieve and prevent itBack pain is one of the most common cycling injuries, and can make getting on the bike much less enjoyable. We asked the experts what causes back pain when cycling and how to treat and prevent it0 Comments 0 Shares 262 Views