“Keep your dog at home!” is the message addressed to Tour de France fans by Yves Lampaert after the Belgian rider, together with Steven Kruijswijk of Team Jumbo Visma, hit the deck after a stray canine caused chaos at the start of yesterday’s Stage 12 of the race.Footage posted to TikTok shot by a fan … Read more
Pas Normal Studio’s Women’s Essential Bib Shorts are exceptionally comfortable and, thanks to the unique gridded fabric, look great too. The lack of a quick pee system might go against them in some people’s books, though, and they’re cut unusually tall to work well with PNS’s unusually short tops. That can make them a bit … Read more
Atop the mountainous finishes of Stage 11 and 12 of this year’s Tour de France, most riders have been trundling across the line on dedicated climbing bikes; not Romain Bardet though, he’s stayed loyal to his brand new Scott Foil and it doesn’t seem to be slowing him down! 2023 Scott Foil RC Pro (Markus … Read more
Indoor fitness brand Peloton is to stop manufacturing its bikes and treadmills in-house and within the US, and will instead outsource the process to Taiwan and existing partner Rexon.The New York City-based brand saw booming sales in 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic led to governments in key markets including the US and UK impose lockdown … Read more
Tom Pidcock of Ineos Grenadiers attacked from the break on the Alpe d’Huez this afternoon to win Stage 12 of the Tour de France on what is one of – perhaps the – most fabled climbs in cycling.Less than a year after winning gold in the mountain bike cross-country event at the Tokyo Olympics, and … Read more
With the Tour de France in full swing and Eurobike kicking off on Wednesday it’s been another busy week. We’ve spotted loads of new tech but this new Basso had us most intrigued, are you a fan of the classic looks? Or would you prefer it looked like every other new bike with dropped seat … Read more
The cycling community had quite the shock on Stage 11 of the Tour de France yesterday when Tadej Pogacar cracked on the Col du Granon, conceding 2’51” to Jonas Vingegaard on the 11.4km climb. The anti-disc brake brigade wasted no time in lighting up Twitter to blame the defeat on Pogacar’s disc brakes, something he ditched on … Read more
