The arrival of the 2026 Giro dItalia has brought the transfer market into focus across the peloton, and Movistar Team are already being linked with one of the most intriguing riders potentially available for 2027. According to transfer journalist Daniel Benson, Movistar have begun exploring several...

Launched today, Exposure Lights Revo 5 is a unique, bright dynamo light with a built-in batteryclaimed to be the first of its kind. Capable of harnessing power from a hub while turned off, the Revo 5 can be pre-charged so that the running beam doesnt suffer from drops in speed. Read on below for more on this new lightThe post The Exposure Revo 5 Dynamo Light Has an Internal Battery appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

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Cyrille Guimards take on Paul Seixass presence at the 2026 Tour de France leaves little doubt about his stance. The veteran French directeur sportif believes that, beyond the young riders talent, the real debate is about context and how to manage his progression. Far from being surprised by the...

On April 30, the Tennessee-based frame manufacturer Lynskey filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Lynskey cited several reasons for the bankruptcy filing, including increased operating costs, cash-flow struggles, and e-commerce-related issues.Court filings show that Lynskey has between $1 million and $10 million in debt, with assets totaling roughly $50,000. Some 200+ creditors are owed, including SRAM and FSA, both of which Lynskey has racked up six-figure tabs with.And, perhaps some customers are owed as well. It was initially a Reddit post that turned us on to this story. The user reports that they ordered a gravel bike in September but still havent received it. According to the poster, Lynskey had strung [them] along like numerous people on Reddit, citing part shortages.On May 5, rather than a gravel bike, the user received a letter in the mail from a Chattanooga law firm. The letter informed them of Lynskeys filing.While a part shortage certainly didnt help the company, Lynskey puts the lions share of the bankruptcy on the move to e-commerce, specifically the Shopify platform. According to court documents, Lynskey fell behind on order fulfillment due to a lack of certain components, and invoices piled up. Meanwhile, Shopify instituted arbitrary reserve deposits and egregious chargebacks for delayed orders, to the tune of at least approximately $550,000.Litespeed was once owned by the Lynskey family after the name sold, titanium frames carried on with the Lynskey brandThis seemed to be the straw that broke the camels back.Some customers are getting lucky and not experiencing the same struggles with Lynskey as the original Reddit poster. In the same thread, one commenter mentions that they just received their Lynskey Elysium that day (May 5). According to the commenter, the bike was shipped just a few days ago.However, in response, another commenter says their Elysium never arrived. They speculated that maybe your part selection was something they already had on the shelf.It is important to note that a Chapter 11 filing doesnt mean the end for the brand. Fingers crossed, Lynskey will be able to reorganize their debts and keep their doors open. Currently, Lynskeys website is still active with heavily discounted frames (nearly 50%). While there is no mention of the filing on the website, Lynskeys Lifetime Warranty information is still available on the homepage.Like another Reddit commenter who received their bike a few weeks ago, we wonder if their lifetime warranty is about to become a 3-month warranty.Weve reached out to Lynskey but havent received a response since publishing. Well update the article if we hear back from them.lynskeyperformance.comThe post American Titanium Frame Manufacturer, Lynskey, Files for Bankruptcy appeared first on Bikerumor.

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Who would've thought that Lotto Famenne Ardenne Classic (1.1) taking place last weekend would play a role at the upcoming Giro d'Italia. With just two days before the start, the news of an epidemic within Lotto-Intermarch sparked fear in Bulgaria. According to reports, three riders including the te...

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Tom Crabbes name has become one of the hottest items on the transfer market after his breakout this season. The 20-year-old Belgian sprinter has opened the year in style with Team Flanders - Baloise, already racking up five high-profils victories that have sent his market value soaring. His rise ha...

Another week, another shake-up in the 2026 UCI WorldTour Ranking after the racing on the road. The Tour de Romandie was dominated by Tadej Pogacar, Eschborn-Frankfurt saw Georg Zimmermann surge to the top in front of his home crowds and the Tour of Turkey was claimed by Sebastian Berwick. These thre...