The Japanese tire giant, Panaracer Tires is excited to announce the much anticipated 2024 limited edition GravelKing colors are here! The new colors, Matcha and Panaracer Purple are great looking and sure to bump your steed up a notch on the color wheel. (Photos/Panaracer Tires)The Panaracer Purple color, looking deep and luxurious, is said to pay tribute to Panaracers company heritage and celebrates the renewal of the popular GravelKing Series. Representing security and harmony, the new Matcha color is fresh and unique. Its sure to add a real pop of color to any bicycle. If you ask me, I think one of each one of the colors would look great on a bike. Just sayin.Which GravelKing Treads Get The ColorX1 in Matcha and BrownX1 in Matcha and BlackSS in Purple and BrownSS in Matcha and BlackSK in Matcha and BlackSK in Matcha and BrownEach of the colors is available on the GravelKing SK, SS, and the new X1 treads, each with two sidewall color options black or brown. The Matcha and Brown combo is the winner for me. Anywho, all are tubeless compatible and come in sizes 700x40c and 700x45c. SK in Purple and BrownSK in Purple and BlackWill the New LE GravelKings have the Same Tech?Yes, this years limited edition color collection features the same cutting-edge tech found in the new 2024 GravelKings. But remember, every color and size is produced in a limited run. So, dont dilly-dally and wait around to pull the trigger on getting your very own pair, as I am sure they will go fast. These beautiful 2024 Panaracer GravelKing Limited Edition Colors are available now at retailers throughout June or you can grab your pair at the link below. Dont miss out!PanaracerUSA.comThe post The 2024 Panaracer GravelKing Limited Edition Colors are Here! appeared first on Bikerumor.

The move is said to deter nuisance riders from using scrambler motorbikes and quad bikes on the upgraded cycle route

On his Giro d'Italia debut and his first Grand Tour since moving to Movistar Team from Burgos - BH, Pelayo Sanchez starred, taking a stage win in the opening week and getting close to a second with more impressive breakaway showings.In conversation with AS, Movistar Team sports director and 22-time...

Miguel ngel Lpez, the Colombian cyclist at the centre of protracted controversy over alleged doping, has now been banned from racing for four years by the UCI for using a medication normally used in the treatment of fertility problems in women. The four-year ban, backdated to last July when he last raced, results from drug-taking []The post Miguel ngel Lpez gets four-year racing ban for doping appeared first on Sticky Bottle.

On episode 78 of the road.cc Podcast, respected journalist (and road.cc contributor) Laura Laker delves into her new book, Potholes and Pavements, and researcher Dr Maya Singer Hobbs chats about the future of cycling beyond the next general election

June 2024 is packed with significant events in the cycling world, catering to both professional racers and cycling enthusiasts.To read the full issue online click hereTo get physical copies click hereBIKE Magazine June 2024 CoverProfessional Racing EventsCritrium du Dauphin is taking place from June 2 to June 9, the Critrium du Dauphin is a key preparatory race for the Tour de France. Riders compete over eight stages in the French Alps, making it an excellent opportunity to assess their form and make final adjustments before the Tour.Tour de Suisse This event runs from June 8 to June 16 and is another important race leading up to the Tour de France. Known for its challenging routes through Switzerlands mountainous terrain, the Tour de Suisse attracts top riders aiming to fine-tune their performance.Granfondo Milan-San RemoOn June 9, cyclists can participate in the Granfondo Milan-San Remo, a 296 km ride mirroring the route of the famous spring classic. This event allows amateur riders to experience the same roads that professional cyclists race on.Chase the SunHeld on June 22, Chase the Sun features several editions, including routes in the UK, Italy, and Ireland. Participants start at sunrise and aim to finish by sunset, covering distances of around 320 km. Its a unique endurance challenge celebrated by many long-distance cyclists.Dartmoor Classic is Scheduled for June 23, this event is one of the UKs most popular sportives, featuring routes of varying lengths through the scenic Dartmoor National Park. The challenging climbs and beautiful landscapes make it a favourite among cycling enthusiasts.Tour of Americas DairylandThis 11-day criterium race series takes place in Wisconsin, USA, from June 13 to June 23. Known for its festive atmosphere and competitive racing, it attracts cyclists from all over the world. The event is celebrated for its community involvement and high-energy races.UCI Gran Fondo IrelandHeld on June 29, this event in Sligo offers a 155 km route, providing a mix of challenging climbs and stunning coastal views. Its part of the UCI Gran Fondo World Series, giving riders a chance to qualify for the UCI Gran Fondo World Championships.Giro di San DiegoOn June 9, this Gran Fondo in San Diego, California, combines cycling with Italian culture. Riders enjoy well-stocked rest stops, an Italian lunch, and a festive post-ride celebration. The event supports the Life Sports Foundation, benefiting challenged athletes and foster children.Whether youre following the professional races or participating in a local sportive, theres plenty of excitement to look forward to in the world of cycling this June.

Earlier this morning, DT Swiss unveiled a handful of new carbon gravel wheels aimed at adventure riders and racers. Lucas recently received a set of the high-end DT Swiss GRC 1100 DICUT 30 wheels, and he put together some early impressions with photos and an overview of the new range. Dive in here...The post A First Look at the New DT Swiss GRC 1100 DICUT 30 Wheels appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

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Whether it's cyclocross, mountain bike or on the road, Tom Pidcock has taken big wins in all three. With the INEOS Grenadiers intent on making the Brit a Grand Tour contender though, will the 24-year-old have to change tact and focus on one thing to be successful?According to the British track cycli...

The OPW has closed sections of two cycle tracks in Phoenix Park for the duration of Bloom, which is being held over the Bank Holiday weekend in the park and is one of the busiest times of the year for traffic in the park.As well as affecting people traveling to Bloom from Dublin 15, the park is a commuter route for people cycling from areas such as Castleknock, the wider Dublin 15 area and Navan Roads areas into the city centre.The closure of the cycle tracks in the park has been overseen by two State agencies the OPW, which runs the park, and Bord Bia, which runs Bloom which is described as Irelands largest and most spectacular gardening event.Fingal Cycling, a branch of the Dublin Cycling Campaign, tweeted the above image and said: Cycle lane along Chesterfield Avenue is closed to cater for shuttle buses going to @BordBiaBloom. Be careful when merging onto the main road.It is understood that the section of the cycle lane on Chesterfield Avenue is closed for the shuttle bus drop-off point, while the cycle path along North Road has also been closed to facilitate a car parking area on grass in the park.IrishCycle.com this evening has asked both Bord Bia and the OPW for comment about the closures. Including, why, given that cycle paths are provided for both safety and environmental reasons, the two State bodes have closed two cycle tracks in Phoenix Park for the duration of Bloom. This article will be updated if a response is forthcoming.The Dublin Cycling Campaign is providing free guarded parking at the southern entrance to Bloom.The campaign tweeted around 1pm: Getting really busy now at @bordbiabloom cycle parking centre Great to see so many people coming by bike And thanks @DubCityCouncil for the saddle covers!