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Remco Evenepoel has always been a rider who creates massive expectations and intense debates. Can he win Grand Tours or should he switch his focus to the classics? After his impressive third place at the Tour of Flanders,Belgian cycling legend Johan Museeuw believes that the young star needs to tak...

This years mens Paris-Roubaix will live long in the memory. Photographer James Startt spent his day rattling over northern Frances infernal cobbles to capture all the action and emotion of the Queen of the Classics

Shimano has expanded its flat pedals line-up with the launch of the Saint PD-G8040 and Deore XT PD-M8240 mountain bike pedals. This is the first new Saint-branded component weve seen since 2013 from the brand, which has yet to reveal the latest iteration of its downhill drivetrain. Weve caught possible glimpses of the groupset on the downhill circuit, spotting some unusual-looking stoppers on Jackson Goldstone's Santa Cruz V10 last year. The new pedals are designed to meet the demands of aggressive trail, enduro and gravity riders, with both models said to deliver confident grip, excellent stability and long-lasting durability. While Shimanos SPD is near-ubiquitous for clipless mountain bike pedals, the Japanese brand is hoping to bring a similar standard to flat-pedal shredders. Both have a wide 121x110mm platform that looks up to scratch, with the Saint pedal featuring up to 14 pins per side, while the XT is less aggressive with 12. The XT pedals are priced at 129.99 / 149.99, while the Saint pedals are slightly more expensive at 159.99 / 183.99. Shimano Saint PD-G8040 flat pedals The new pedals feature a composite skid plate. Shimano Because Saint is Shimanos downhill groupset, these pedals feature a greater gravity focus compared to the XTs The Saint pedals have more pins per side than the XTs, but a similar platform design. Another difference is the composite skid plate that surrounds the pedal body, which is designed to reduce the impact of rock strikes. There's no Saint drivetrain to be seen in the PR pictures. Shimano Shimano says the platform is designed flat for consistent pedal height, and a durable axle and bushing construction is used for low maintenance. Despite featuring more pins and a composite skid plate, the Saint pedals come in at 393g on the scales, lighter than the trail-inspired XT at 423g. They are priced at 159.99 / 183.99. Shimano Deore XT PD-M8240 flat pedals The internal pins are optional, should you want less or more grip. Shimano Shimanos XT pedals can have up to 12 pins on each side and feature a similar platform design to the Saints. The brand says they share a thin pedal body for improved ground clearance, with both made from forged alloy. They are priced at 129.99 / 149.99.

Its Northern Ireland.If you listened to the weather forecast, you wouldnt do anything!Today was no better proof that if you bring together the right people to the right location, then the sun is guaranteed to shine!A long overdue Fustle Family ride out after what feels like the longest winter on record was a welcome distraction as nearly 20 riders set off this morning around Glenariff(e) Forest and the surrounding area.Huge thanks to everyone that could make it, and sorry to those who couldnt. You missed a belter!And props to those hardcore gravelists who ventured down to the waterfall at the end of the ride while the rest of us dashed for warm coffee and dry clothes in a poor attempt to avoid the final window maker climb back up to the car park!

The Troue d'Arenberg makes plenty victims every year, ones due to punctures and mechanicals, others due to crashes. Whilst the TV broadcast didn't capture crashes amongst the big favourites, they did happen. Florian Vermeersch's race ended on the mythical five-star sector. Arenberg does not open u...

Is it a soft box or a hard bag? Whichever way you look at it, the Evoc Road Bike Bag Pro aims to protect your bike when travelling, whilst still being easy to store away when you aren't.