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14
Sep
La Vuelta Stage 21 Cancelled: A Shocking End to the Race
Stage 21 of La Vuelta a España has been cancelled due to protests in Madrid, along with the podium ceremony. What should have been a celebratory final day ended in shock, leaving fans and riders without closure.
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11
Sep
The Joy of Riding Z1: Going Slow, Thinking Happy
Zone 1 cycling is more than just recovery. Riding slow helps repair the body, calms the mind, and builds lasting endurance. Sometimes the most important training isn’t about watts or speed, but about slowing down and finding joy in the ride.
3 min read
09
Sep
Creative: Horses in the Clouds
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09
Sep
Garmin Edge 550 & 850: What to Expect from Garmin’s Brightest New Cycling Computers
Garmin has released the Edge 550 and 850, bringing brighter screens, faster navigation, and updated training tools. The 550 keeps button control, while the 850 adds a responsive touchscreen. Both deliver long battery life and refined ClimbPro features for cyclists everywhere.
2 min read
09
Sep
Getting Ready for Autumn Cycling
Autumn cycling is all about preparation. From layering smart to protecting your hands and feet, adjusting to slippery roads, and riding with lights, here’s how to embrace the season and enjoy some of the most atmospheric rides of the year.
3 min read
04
Sep
Sunrimoon Leo Helmet Review: Comfort, Style, and Performance in One
We tested the Sunrimoon Leo helmet and loved it. The lavender colour is striking, the fit and comfort are excellent, and the premium interior padding sets it apart from bigger-name rivals. A lightweight helmet that feels secure, stylish, and genuinely impressive.
4 min read
01
Sep
Is B Corp Really Driving Change in Cycling or Just Another Sticker on the Frame?
B Corp is growing in the cycling industry, but does the label really matter? Some brands lead with certification, while others quietly make change without it. Maybe the real question is: do actions speak louder than labels?
2 min read
29
Aug
What I Learned from Training at High Cadence
I started training at high cadence to protect my knees, but it turned into something bigger. It changed how I ride, improved efficiency, and taught me the balance between high and low cadence.
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29
Aug
Is Girona Losing Its Throne as Cycling’s Hotspot?
Girona has become almost mythical in cycling coffee rides, hidden climbs, pro riders everywhere. But as more people arrive, the city feels different. Some say it’s losing its magic, others argue it’s evolving. Maybe the truth lies somewhere in between.
4 min read
28
Aug
The Roads We Ride
We often think of roads as a way to get somewhere, the stage where climbs, descents, and numbers play out. But look closer and they tell their own story. The bends, the surface, the way light falls across them they hold memory. Perhaps the road isn’t just part of the ride. It is the ride.
4 min read