With the sad recent decline of Raleigh, we take a look at 10 classic British brands popular in the early days of mountain biking that are either no more, or have lost their former glory

Spain has confirmed its line-ups for the Montreal World Championships, to be held in Canada from September 20th to 27th. Alejandro Valverde and Gema Pascual announced on Monday the squads for the elite mens and womens races, with Juan Ayuso and Enric Mas as the main cards for the men, while Mavi G...

Vargo, best known for its extensive range of titanium cookware and accessories, is taking that expertise in a new direction: bikes! Learn more about Vargo Bikes and the all-new Vargo VELOCI-TI gravel bike here...The post Vargo Is Making Titanium Bikes with 3D-Printed Lugs appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Two men have been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and a woman has been detained on suspicion of assisting an offender following the fatal collision on Sunday morning in the village of Cobham in Kent. Police are appealing for witnesses

When UAE Team Emirates - XRG first sat down with Tadej Pogacar's representatives to renew the Slovenian's contract, their first proposal involved one specific detail before a compromise was found when the deal was signed and sealed last weekend. The Tour de France winner has officially signed a new...

Red Bull - BORA Hansgrohe have one of the world's most exciting sprint prospects on their hands in Alessio Magagnotti. The 19-year-old Italian, part of their Red Bull Rookies development team, has enjoyed a breakthrough season. With victories in the Tour de Bretagne with the development team and mor...

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The time is now for Paul Seixas if he wants to win a World Championships rainbow jersey. With a wide-open field after the absence of Tadej Pogacar was confirmed, the Slovenian's potential involvement in next year's championships will be present a difficult prospect. That's according to French cyclin...

Folks from our global community pack their bags and pedal around British Columbia, Iceland, and Spain in our 247th edition of Weekend Snapshot. Find reader-submitted scenes from a trio of off-road rides and use the form to share something from a recent getaway hereThe post Weekend Snapshot appeared first on BIKEPACKING.com.

Nineteen-year-old Henry Hobbs isnt due to turn professional for at least another year, but already hes off the mark with his first pro road win. The Visma-Lease a Bike rider sprinted to victory in the fifth and final stage of the ZLM Tour in the Netherlands on Sunday. In doing so, he beat seasoned WorldTour pros in Max Walscheid (Lidl-Trek), Florian Snchal (Alpecin-Premier Tech) and Danny van Poppel (Red Bull-Bora-hansgrohe) to crown a breakthrough week on the race's circuit finish in the city of Waalwijk. It was a hectic final lap, Hobbs said afterwards. The team played a really big part today, especially with positioning and keeping me out of the wind. A big chapeau to them. To win my first professional race today makes me very happy.A post shared by Team Visma | Lease a Bike (@teamvisma_leaseabike)A photo posted by Hobbs, who hails from the London-Essex border, joined Visma-Lease a Bikes under-23 development team straight out of the junior ranks at the start of this year. Last weeks ZLM Tour was the teenagers first time representing Vismas elite squad. He finished 17th overall as the fourth youngest rider on the start list, and with his stage win, caught the attention of his teams sports director Arthur van Dongen. This is a great compliment to our scouting department, which has done a great job identifying these guys and supporting them through our development program, Van Dongen said. This June, Hobbs also won a stage of a fourth-tier, non-professional stage race in Austria. He then went on to claim two gold medals on the track for Team England at the Commonwealth Games: the team pursuit and scratch race. A three-time track world champion as a junior, the Briton hopes to continue developing both inside the velodrome and on the road as he looks towards turning pro in 2028. His contract with Vismas development team runs until the end of next season. [Seeing] what theyve done with Matty Brennan Im quite a similar rider to him, pretty good on the track and on the road we thought my development would be best in this team, Hobbs told Cycling Weekly last August. Two years older than Hobbs, Brennan followed an almost identical career path via the British Cycling Academy and Fensham Howes-MAS Design junior team and already counts 22 pro wins. Hopefully they can do with me what theyve done with him, because thatd be ideal, Hobbs said last year. A big goal of mine in the next few years is the LA Olympics [in 2028], hopefully Im working towards it. The teenagers older brother, 22-year-old Noah Hobbs, stepped up to the WorldTour with EF Education-EasyPost this January, and has since won two pro races: the Belgian one-day Heylen Vastgoed Heistse Pijl and the opening stage of the Tour de lAin.