London (29th October 2024) – Wahoo Fitness, the leading fitness technology company for endurance athletes, is excited to announce WINTER WITH WAHOO, a number of exciting initiatives to kick off the start of the Indoor Cycling season 2024/25 (and end of Daylight Savings).   Leading this is a partnership with renowned cycling performance innovator Phil Burt. This collaboration marks […]

Tour de France 2025 Route: The full route of the 2025 Tour de France was presented in Paris on Tuesday morning. We already knew that the start will be in Lille in Northern France, but now the route, mountains and stage towns are public knowledge. In the three week Grand Tour, the riders will face […]

The leading global women’s cycling team will be named CANYON//SRAM zondacrypto from 2025. The top CEE cryptocurrency exchange, zondacrypto, has become the title sponsor of this team for the next three years. The agreement was signed in Monaco, during the ceremonial listing of the zondacrypto own ZND Token. During the event, Katarzyna Niewiadoma, winner of […]

Tour de France 2025 Route: Talk about colouring inside the lines! The unveiling of the Grand Départ Lille-Nord de France came in the wake of three editions that got the show on the road in Denmark, Spain and, most recently, Italy. The route of the 112th Tour de France will stretch for 3,320 kilometres without […]

Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift 2025 Route: A wide diagonal stretches across the map of France, with over 1,000 kilometres separating Brest from the Alpine resort of Châtel as the crow flies, involving a total of 1,165 kilometres of pedalling for the riders, who will be competing for the first time over nine days […]

What can we learn from breaking down physical race data captured at the Giro d’Italia for both men and women?  Anna van Vleuten and Tom Dumoulin agreed to supply personal data for a unique study into the comparison of the demands of grand tour racing on male and female athletes. Annemiek van Vleuten won the […]

When an Australian tv channel sensationally dropped a story that Phil Liggett was retiring from cycling commentating… I figured I’d best investigate. Here’s the truth about Phil Liggett’s retirement plans. I first met Phil at the 1990 Tour de France, then again more than a dozen years later after I started PezCycling News, and we’ve […]

Wahoo Powerlink pedals add another point of connection to the Wahoo Eco-System, this time with power meters built into the Speedplay style pedals and full integration with Wahoo computers and training software. The combined forces of Wahoo’s proven power algorithms and SPEEDPLAY’s advanced features set POWRLINK ZERO power pedals a cut above the competition. By […]

Tadej Pogačar to race with UAE Team Emirates until 2030 is the EUROTRASH TOP STORY today. We also have all the action from the Telenet Superprestige Vlaamse Druivencross Overijse and the Exact Cross Heerderstrand cyclocross and the UCI Cycling Esports World championships – Race video, results, reports and rider thoughts. Rider news: Jonas Vingegaard is […]

Earlier this year we had the pleasure of reviewing a book about the 1988 Little 500 bicycle race by one of the cyclists who was one of the competitors in the first women’s edition of this long-standing college event. You can check out that story here: Pez Bookshelf Willkie Sprint. Fast forward to 2024 and […]

Strange Bikes: We look back in time with Ed Hood when bikes were ‘innovative’ in very radical ways, and not always for the best. Here is his choice of radical/unorthodox bike designs, some artisan beauty and some just plain ugly. “I’m never happier than when I’m writing.” ~ Ed Hood, as spoken to Martin Williamson […]

When it comes to cardio, few activities compare to the classic debate of cycling versus running. Both are popular, accessible, and require little equipment to get started. But if you’re looking to maximize your fitness gains, which one should you choose? Here’s a breakdown to help you decide between two of the most effective cardiovascular […]

Electric tricycles, or e-trikes, are three-wheeled bicycles powered by a battery and electric motor. They offer a comfortable and secure alternative to standard bicycles, especially for seniors or those other adults with physical limitations. Here are some of the many benefits: For Older Adults Seniors looking for an easy way to exercise and enjoy the […]

Gear Break: ekoï C12 Pro Team road cycling shoes, buycycle adds components, Pinarello unveils new, eye-catching DOGMA X colorways, SMITH launches new Seeker sunglass merging style and tech for outdoor pursuits, Primal NEW HI-Viz and reflective – Be seen and SIDI X L’EROICA: Introducing the Tenacia shoe.   Ekoï C12 Pro Team Road Cycling Shoes […]

People are starting to rely on electric bikes to get around and the rise of electric bikes has been impossible to ignore in recent years, it’s clear to see why. They’ve turned daily commutes into smooth journeys, made adventures more exciting, and transformed fitness routines into something enjoyable. Amidst all this excitement, torque sensors have […]

In this week’s AIRmail newsletter, The Outer Line takes an in-depth look at trending cycling news: Season ends with a whimper, cycling journalism under the spotlight again, UCI and World Athletics team up, is a salary cap possible in cycling? Lessons from women’s basketball… # Catch up on pro cycling – and its context within […]

The road season is truly over… but don’t worry we still have a full EUROTRASH bag to go through. Report, result and video from the evening cyclocross, the Nacht van Woerden. Two young talents; Gabriel Berg and Cormac Nisbet stop racing – TOP STORY. Rider news: Tadej Pogačar thinks it’s possible to win three Grand […]

Rider Feature: The Spanish rider, Julio Jiménez, was three times king of the mountains and second overall in the 1967 Tour, a close friend of Jacques Anquetil and initiator of the great Ávila cycling school, passed away two years ago in the Nuestra Señora de Sonsoles de Ávila hospital due injuries he suffered in a […]

So you’re new to road cycling? It’s overwhelming at first but once you get the basics down it’s a ton of fun. Let’s break it down into three parts: gear, training and routes. Gear: What You Need to Start Road Cycling Before you hit the road you need the right gear. Don’t worry, it’s not […]

Completing an Ironman is something many athletes dream of, but until you’ve experienced it, the reality of the challenge is hard to fully grasp. On September 8th this year, I competed in my first Ironman in Madison, Wisconsin.  It was a day filled with highs and lows, physical trials, and mental breakthroughs. While I often […]

Based on the success of riders from the Republic of Ireland in international cycling, fans justifiably wonder why the Emerald Isle does not have its own Grand Tour.  The country has a rich cycling history and breathtaking landscapes, making it a prime location for a three-week Tour of Ireland.  Read on for a closer look […]

Cycling through different Asian countries offers an incredible way to explore diverse landscapes and cultures. However, staying connected while crossing borders can be a challenge. For cyclists traveling through China, Japan, and South Korea, eSIM technology has made staying online easier and more seamless than ever before. This article explores how the China Japan Korea […]

Last month I reviewed the ekoï Racing MAGNETIC Three Lens Glasses and they are very comfortable and look great, plus it’s so easy to change the lens, but what if it goes dull, or very sunny while you are out on a ride and don’t have the other lenses with you? The answer is a […]

As the curtain falls on the last European race of the season and the cyclocross riders get in their stride, we have all the video, reports, results and rider views from the Veneto Classic, Japan Cup, Telenet Superprestige Ruddervoorde Cross and Robotland Essen Cyclo-Cross. Terrible news from Chris Hoy – TOP STORY. Rider news: Eli […]

In 2013 I visited the Eurobike trade show in Friedrichshafen, Germany, which housed all the latest offerings in the world of cycling technology in eleven buildings. There was plenty of carbon and electronic drivetrains and so forth but I was enticed by the offerings on display by Italian framebuilders who were still following a traditional […]