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Aero bikes, aero bikes everywhere… This year’s scorchingly fast Tour de France is shaping up to be one of the quickest ever. But are bike brands struggling to keep pace with modern cycling’s rapid racing revolution? We talked to Colnago’s lead engineer about how the peloton’s current crop is pushing their equipment to the limit
This week: rail operator bans non-folding e-bikes, Lime contract ended in Melbourne, a knock-on effect of NJ bike licensing, plus Segway update unlocks auto shifting
To help stay cool on hot summer rides or finding those marginal gains, we've rounded up some of the best cycling deals right now, with savings across Giro helmets, Spatz eyewear, Castelli clothing, components and more
Experienced, middle-aged men have long dominated the cycling holiday scene. But one luxury bike tour company is championing inclusivity and witnessing a gender revolution, based on scenic roads, good food, and lots of wine
Bikepacking comes with an awful lot to think about at the best of times, and going with your kids poses even more fresh challenges. Planned properly, though, it can be a totally wholesome experience as Matt Page explains
We look at the bike computers being used by all 23 teams, from flagship models to the devices riders choose on race day
The latest crop of Tour de France race bikes promises marginal gains rather than radical innovation. Is cycling's rulebook holding back bold design?
Mark Kowalski made a deal with his fiancée that he would not take part in the legendary Transcontinental ultra-cycling race this year. So, he decided to ride 2,800km in a week instead
Like the look of the bikes the pros are using, but can't quite justify spending five figures on one? You'll still have to save up, but here are some slightly less spendy versions that are derived from the top-of-the-range models
* 'Win' comes with a hard asterisk now of course... but we can still look back fondly at the rapidly evolving road bike technology of the time
Decathlon’s WorldTour story stretches back much further than you might realise. We compare Jaan Kirsipuu's early-2000s AG2R race bike with Paul Seixas’ latest machine to chart a quarter of a century of tech progress
This week: e-commerce giant makes 1 millionth cargo bike delivery in Belgium, Engwe's new e-SUV does it all, Portland aims for world record, plus Scottish e-bike schemes expand
Sports nutrition has come a long way since the early days of the Tour de France, with teams employing experts to closely monitor their riders' eating and drinking before, during and after their efforts. Here's a detailed look at how they do it
We decided to get to the bottom of one of the most divisive issues in professional cycling…
How do you keep your bum happy for a 3,000km jaunt across France (and Spain)? We go through the saddle choices of top Tour de France pros like Pogacar, Del Toro, Seixas and more
Tapas, tension, thrillers, tempestuous temperatures, and team time trials… There have been a lot of talking points during the first week of this year’s Tour. And we’ve got them all covered as the road.cc Podcast hits the roads of France (and a bit of Spain)
We catch up with Argon 18’s Product Director, Alex Côté, who explains why the brand’s new Anti Matter is a uniquely no-compromise, aero-informed, carbon gravel race bike.
The Tour’s Grand Départ was a whirlwind of noise, colour, and frenetic racing. Award-winning photographer James Startt was on the ground (sometimes literally) to capture all the action and atmosphere. Here are his favourite shots and how he got them
Despite promises of lower weight, easier manufacturing and potential performance gains, hookless rims remain a minority choice at the 2026 Tour de France as brands, teams and riders grapple with compatibility concerns and the ongoing debate over safety
These suggestions could save you thousands on a current top-end Tour de France pro bike if you shop around
We dive into the details of the controversial topic of suspension components on gravel bikes. Are they actually any good?
If you fancy one of the bikes ridden by Tour de France favourite Tadej Pogacar, how much would one set you back? We look at the options
One is a steel classic with skinny tubes and rim brakes; the other is an aero carbon superbike designed to save watts at every turn. Here’s how three decades of bike development have transformed the Tour de France
Some things are best left to the professionals... there are plenty of things pro cyclists do that are worth taking inspiration from, but in this article we're focusing on what NOT to copy off the pros
The team time trial returns to open the Tour de France for the first time since 1971, but a revised format means the race against the clock looks very different in 2026
