‘Barely Used’ Bike Lane Sparks Heated Debate: Why Cycling Infrastructure Matters

A heated debate has erupted over cycling infrastructure after media reports labeled a newly built 11-foot-wide bike lane as “barely used” and “dangerous.” The controversy, which has drawn passionate responses from both cycling advocates and motoring groups, highlights the deep divisions that persist around urban transportation planning and the ongoing fight for safer streets for … Read more

Bosch’s New Digital Theft Protection Could End E-Bike Stealing for Good

E-bike theft has been one of the biggest barriers to wider adoption of electric bicycles, but Bosch may have found the solution. The German engineering giant has introduced a new digital theft protection system that could fundamentally change the economics of e-bike theft by making stolen bikes and components essentially worthless. The technology works through … Read more

Giro d’Italia 2026: €15 Million Road Investment for Key Mountain Stage

The organizers of the 2026 Giro d’Italia have confirmed that the race’s decisive mountain stage will benefit from a major €15 million road infrastructure investment, transforming the surface quality and safety conditions on what promises to be the most dramatic stage of this year’s corsa rosa. The investment represents an unprecedented collaboration between race organizers … Read more

Solid-State Batteries Could Transform E-Bikes: Here’s What’s Coming

The most significant technology shift in electric bicycle history may be just around the corner. Solid-state batteries, which replace the liquid electrolytes found in current lithium-ion cells with solid ceramic or polymer materials, are beginning to move from laboratory prototypes toward commercial production. For the e-bike industry, this advancement promises longer range, faster charging, lighter … Read more

Velotric Launches 5 New E-Bikes for Spring 2026 With Heart Rate-Aware Technology

Velotric has unveiled five new electric bicycles for spring 2026, marking the most ambitious product launch in the company’s history. The refined new generation includes models spanning commuter, cargo, and recreational categories, but the standout feature across the lineup is the Tempo model’s innovative Pulse Mode technology, which uses real-time heart rate data to automatically … Read more

California’s New E-Bike Safety Law Takes Effect in 2026: What Riders Need to Know

A new California law targeting electric bicycle safety has taken effect in 2026, introducing stricter requirements for e-bike riders aimed at improving visibility and reducing injuries as electric bicycle use continues its explosive growth across the state. The legislation represents one of the most comprehensive attempts by any US state to regulate the rapidly expanding … Read more

Vingegaard Calls for Better Safety Measures After Paris-Nice Concerns

Jonas Vingegaard has added his voice to growing calls for improved safety measures in professional cycling, speaking out about dangerous conditions he experienced during Paris-Nice 2026. The two-time Tour de France winner, still bearing the psychological scars of his horrific crash at the 2024 Tour of the Basque Country, described himself as “banging his head … Read more

Isaac del Toro Claims Tirreno-Adriatico GC Victory: A New Star Emerges

Isaac del Toro has announced himself as one of professional cycling’s brightest young talents by winning the general classification at Tirreno-Adriatico 2026. The Mexican rider successfully defended his lead throughout the week-long Italian stage race, seeing off the persistent attacking threat of Giulio Pellizzari to secure the biggest result of his career to date and … Read more

Tour of Flanders 2026 Preview: Can Anyone Stop Pogačar on the Cobbles?

The Tour of Flanders, cycling’s most iconic cobbled Classic, arrives this week with one question dominating the conversation: can anyone prevent Tadej Pogačar from adding the Ronde to his rapidly growing Monument collection? Fresh from his dramatic Milan-San Remo victory and a dominant Strade Bianche performance, the world champion enters Flanders as the overwhelming favorite, … Read more

Kern Pharma to Leave Cycling at End of 2026: What It Means for the Peloton

The professional cycling world received disappointing news this month with the announcement that Kern Pharma, the Spanish pharmaceutical company that has served as title sponsor of Equipo Kern Pharma since the team’s founding in 2020, will step away from the sport at the end of the 2026 season. The departure leaves the ProTeam-level squad searching … Read more

Ineos Grenadiers Set to Land Major Danish Tech Sponsor Worth €100 Million

One of the biggest sponsorship deals in professional cycling history is reportedly close to completion, with Ineos Grenadiers set to announce a major Danish software and IT services company as their new title sponsor. The deal, said to be worth approximately €100 million over five years, would represent a transformative investment for the British-registered WorldTour … Read more

Scott Returns to the WorldTour: What the Swiss Brand’s Comeback Means

After spending 2025 as the bike supplier to ProTeam Q36.5, Swiss manufacturer Scott is back in the WorldTour with a new team partnership that represents both a fresh start and a return to the level where the brand has traditionally competed. The Q36.5 Chapter Closes Scott’s year with Q36.5 provided valuable racing data and development … Read more

2026 WorldTour Team Bikes Ranked From Budget to Pogačar’s £15K Superbike

Every January, a new fleet of race bikes rolls out across the WorldTour peloton. And every year, the price gap between the cheapest and most expensive team setups grows wider. In 2026, the range stretches from surprisingly accessible builds to Tadej Pogačar’s Colnago setup, which pushes past the £15,000 mark with its top-spec everything approach. … Read more

INEOS Grenadiers Reveal New Pinarello Dogma F With Scope Wheels

INEOS Grenadiers have unveiled their 2026 race bike with significant changes. The new Pinarello Dogma F features a striking white-and-orange livery replacing the dark schemes of previous years, along with a notable switch from Shimano to Scope wheels. Reports indicate a lighter, more aerodynamic chassis shaped in the wind tunnel. The Scope Wheels Switch The … Read more

INEOS Grenadiers Reveal New Pinarello Dogma F With Fresh Livery and Scope Wheels

INEOS Grenadiers have unveiled their 2026 race bike, and it is a significant departure from recent seasons. The team’s new Pinarello Dogma F features a striking white-and-orange livery that replaces the dark color schemes of previous years, along with a notable switch from Shimano to Scope wheels. The new setup reflects both the latest evolution … Read more

Pinarello Becomes Title Sponsor of Q36.5 in Major WorldTour Shake-Up

In one of the most significant team sponsorship moves of the 2026 season, Italian bicycle manufacturer Pinarello has agreed to become the title sponsor of Q36.5 Pro Cycling. The team now races as Pinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling, and the partnership represents a major strategic shift for both the brand and the team. The move comes after … Read more

The New Cannondale CAAD Returns to Its Roots With a Modern Twist

Cannondale has pulled off something rare in the cycling industry: a new bike that feels both nostalgic and thoroughly modern. The latest iteration of the legendary CAAD series, launched in March 2026, returns to the oversized round tubes and double-diamond frame geometry that made the original CAAD a favorite among serious road cyclists — while … Read more

Bianchi Returns to the WorldTour With Bahrain Victorious Partnership

One of cycling’s most storied brands is back at the highest level. Bianchi, the historic Italian bicycle manufacturer founded in 1885, has returned to the WorldTour as the new bike sponsor of Bahrain Victorious, replacing Merida after a long and successful partnership. The team will race aboard three Bianchi models: the Oltre RC for aerodynamic … Read more

SRAM Now Powers Half the WorldTour Peloton — Here’s What Changed

The biggest equipment story in professional cycling this season is not a new bike or a revolutionary frame design. It is the quiet revolution happening in the components bolted to those frames. SRAM, the American component manufacturer, now equips half the bikes in the WorldTour peloton — a milestone that seemed unthinkable just a few … Read more

Tour de France 2026: Barcelona Grand Départ and Double Alpe d’Huez Finale Revealed

The 2026 Tour de France promises to be one of the most spectacular editions in the race’s history. Starting with a team time trial in Barcelona on July 4 and culminating in a double ascent of the legendary Alpe d’Huez on the final mountain weekend, the route has been designed to produce breathtaking racing from … Read more

Pogačar Wins Milan-San Remo 2026 After Dramatic Crash and Solo Attack

Tadej Pogačar has added another monument to his extraordinary palmares, winning Milan-San Remo 2026 in the most dramatic fashion imaginable. The World Champion crashed just 32 kilometers from the finish before the Cipressa climb, then launched an audacious attack that only Tom Pidcock could follow, before outsprinting the Briton on Via Roma to claim his … Read more

Peloton Scenic Rides Guide: The Complete List (Updated October 2022)

With the wide range of high-tech home exercise equipment available these days, the leading competitors have to offer more ways to enhance their products. Many offer some level of interaction, while others make working out more of a game. With the likes of Zwift, cyclists can ride scenic alpine routes from their own homes – … Read more

5 MTB Safety Tips: How To Stay Safe When Mountain Biking

Why is anything inherently dangerous always so much fun? Sure, we could spend our time doing anything: Knitting or doing puzzles or watching home improvement shows or whatever is it that indoor people do with their time, but as a wise man did once say: “Gimme Danger.” We’re mountain bikers. Thrill-seekers. Purveyors of good times … Read more