BikeTips Staff California has introduced a suite of new e-bike regulations for 2026 that every rider in the state needs to know about. Developed through Senate Bill 1271 and additional equipment mandate updates, the changes represent the most significant overhaul of California’s e-bike safety framework in years — and they affect everything from the lighting on your … Read more
New Jersey has become the most significant outlier in US e-bike regulation in 2026, formally eliminating the widely-adopted three-class e-bike system and replacing it with something far more restrictive. Under the new framework, all electric bicycles in New Jersey are now classified as motorized bicycles — meaning riders must hold a specific licence, and every … Read more
The Volta a Catalunya 2026 took a dramatic turn on stage 3 as Remco Evenepoel crashed in the final kilometre while attacking from the front of the race, handing a gift to Dorian Godon — who crossed the line to claim both the stage win and consolidate his lead in the general classification. Jonas Vingegaard, … Read more
This article is fact-checked and edited by the BikeTips editorial team. Learn more about our editorial process and the cycling experts behind our content. To climb hills efficiently: shift to an easier gear before the climb starts (don’t wait), keep cadence at 70-90 rpm, stay seated on shallow grades, stand on steep pitches, and pace … Read more
The e-bike regulatory landscape in the United States just got more complicated. New Jersey has become the latest state to break from the widely adopted three-class e-bike system, formally reclassifying all electric bicycles as motorized bicycles that require registration and insurance. The move has sent shockwaves through the cycling community and raised questions about whether … Read more
The 2026 Volta a Catalunya has exploded into life with two action-packed opening stages that have already reshuffled expectations for the week-long Spanish stage race. French champion Dorian Godon stunned the favorites by outsprinting Remco Evenepoel on stage 1’s uphill finish, while experienced Danish rider Magnus Cort proved his fast-finishing credentials on stage 2. The … Read more
Nairo Quintana, one of the most beloved and successful climbers of his generation, has announced that he will retire from professional cycling at the conclusion of the 2026 Vuelta a España. The Colombian made the announcement in a press conference ahead of the Volta a Catalunya, bringing an emotional end to a career that inspired … Read more
Tadej Pogačar has added another monument to his extraordinary palmares, winning the 2026 Milan-San Remo in dramatic fashion after crashing on the approach to the Cipressa and then launching a devastating attack on the Poggio that left the rest of the peloton scrambling. The Slovenian superstar, who has dominated professional cycling over the past several … Read more
The best way to store a bike is hung indoors on a wall hook or ceiling hoist in a dry, climate-controlled space. Keep tires inflated to prevent flat-spotting, lubricate the chain before long storage, and avoid garages or sheds where humidity rusts components. Below, we cover indoor and outdoor storage solutions. Proper bike storage protects … Read more
To buy a used bike safely: check the frame for cracks (especially around the bottom bracket and head tube), spin the wheels for trueness, test all gears and brakes, ask for the original receipt or serial number, and verify the bike isn’t stolen on Bike Index. Negotiate ~25-40% off retail for 3+ year old bikes … Read more
Cyclingworld Europe, one of the continent’s premier cycling trade shows and consumer festivals, has wrapped up its 2026 edition with impressive attendance figures: approximately 50,000 visitors passed through the doors, with 20,000 of them taking advantage of opportunities to test-ride the latest bikes and e-bikes from leading manufacturers. The event has solidified its position as … Read more
A sweeping new bill in New Jersey is threatening to upend the e-bike landscape in the Garden State by classifying all electric bicycles as motorcycles. If fully implemented, State Bill S4834 would require e-bike riders to obtain a license, register their vehicles, and carry insurance — requirements that advocates say would effectively kill e-bike adoption … Read more
The 2026 Volta a Catalunya is delivering on its promise of spectacular racing, with Dorian Godon and Magnus Cort claiming stage victories in the opening two days of this prestigious WorldTour stage race. Running from March 23–29 through Catalonia’s varied terrain, the race has attracted one of the strongest fields of the early season, setting … Read more
This article is fact-checked and edited by the BikeTips editorial team. Learn more about our editorial process and the cycling experts behind our content. If you’ve ever found yourself grinding painfully up a hill or spinning uselessly on a fast flat, you already know that gears matter. But for many new cyclists, bike gears remain … Read more
This article is fact-checked and edited by the BikeTips editorial team. Learn more about our editorial process and the cycling experts behind our content. To descend faster on a bike: get aero (chest low, elbows tucked, butt back), keep weight on the outside pedal in corners, brake before the corner not in it, and look … Read more
This article is fact-checked and edited by the BikeTips editorial team. Learn more about our editorial process and the cycling experts behind our content. If you’ve been cycling steadily for a while and your fitness gains have plateaued, interval training is the game-changer you need. Short, intense efforts followed by recovery periods are one of … Read more
This article is fact-checked and edited by the BikeTips editorial team. Learn more about our editorial process and the cycling experts behind our content. Cycling to work is one of those life upgrades that sounds straightforward until you actually try it. The right gear, route, and mindset make all the difference between a smooth commute … Read more
The electric bike industry is on the cusp of its most significant technological leap in over a decade. Solid-state batteries — long promised, long anticipated — are finally beginning to make their way into e-bike applications in 2026, and the implications for range, safety, weight, and overall ride quality could be transformative. For cyclists considering … Read more
The 2026 Volta a Catalunya is underway, and after two stages of racing through the spectacular scenery of Catalonia, the race has already delivered compelling drama. Dorian Godon holds the overall lead heading into the third stage, with Magnus Cort breathing down his neck in second place at the same time, and a quartet of … Read more
Nairo Quintana, one of the most beloved climbers in the history of professional cycling, has announced that he will retire at the end of the 2026 Vuelta a España. The Colombian revealed the news in a press conference held prior to the Volta a Catalunya, bringing to a close one of the most distinctive and … Read more
Tadej Pogačar has done it again. The Slovenian superstar claimed victory at Milan-San Remo on March 21, 2026, in one of the most electrifying finishes the race has seen in years — holding off a charging Tom Pidcock in a breathtaking two-rider sprint to the line on the Via Roma. Wout van Aert finished third, … Read more
This article is fact-checked and edited by the BikeTips editorial team. Learn more about our editorial process and the cycling experts behind our content. A well-maintained bike rides better, lasts longer, and keeps you safer on the road. The best part? Most essential maintenance tasks are simple enough to do at home with basic tools. … Read more
The e-bike industry is facing its most significant regulatory reckoning yet. New battery safety laws that took effect in California on January 1, 2026, are sending ripples across the entire electric bicycle market — and a high-profile recall by Specialized has put the spotlight squarely on the question of whether the industry has grown too … Read more
The Volta a Catalunya is underway in Spain, and the opening stages have delivered exactly the kind of drama that makes this week-long race one of the most compelling early-season stage races on the WorldTour calendar. French champion Dorian Godon took stage 1 in the tightest of finishes, while Danish veteran Magnus Cort powered to … Read more
Nairo Quintana, one of the most talented and beloved climbers of his generation, has confirmed that he will retire from professional cycling at the end of the 2026 Vuelta a Espana. The Colombian made the announcement at a press conference prior to the Volta a Catalunya, bringing to a close a career that captivated fans … Read more
Tadej Pogacar has done it again. The World Champion and UAE Team Emirates XRG leader overcame a dramatic crash, a cracked frame, and a malfunctioning rear derailleur to win the 2026 Milan-San Remo on Saturday — adding yet another Monument to a palmares that is quickly becoming one of the most extraordinary in cycling history. … Read more
This article is fact-checked and edited by the BikeTips editorial team. Learn more about our editorial process and the cycling experts behind our content. To corner on a road bike: enter wide, apex tight, exit wide. Brake before the turn, weight the outside pedal, lean the bike (not your body), and look through the corner … Read more
This article is fact-checked and edited by the BikeTips editorial team. Learn more about our editorial process and the cycling experts behind our content. Summer brings the best riding conditions of the year — long days, dry roads, and the freedom to explore without worrying about rain or fading daylight. But riding in the heat … Read more
This article is fact-checked and edited by the BikeTips editorial team. Learn more about our editorial process and the cycling experts behind our content. To descend safely on a road bike: keep two fingers covering the brakes at all times, brake gently with the rear and harder with the front, scan 50-100m ahead for hazards, … Read more
This article is fact-checked and edited by the BikeTips editorial team. Learn more about our editorial process and the cycling experts behind our content. You can have the fittest legs, the lightest bike, and the most aerodynamic kit in the world — but if your nutrition is off, your performance will suffer. What you eat … Read more
This article is fact-checked and edited by the BikeTips editorial team. Learn more about our editorial process and the cycling experts behind our content. Base training is the foundation of every successful cycling season. It is the period where you build the aerobic engine that powers everything else, from weekend sportives to competitive racing. Without … Read more
This article is fact-checked and edited by the BikeTips editorial team. Learn more about our editorial process and the cycling experts behind our content. Descending on a road bike can be one of the most exhilarating parts of cycling, but it can also be one of the most intimidating. Speeds quickly climb past fifty or … Read more
This article is fact-checked and edited by the BikeTips editorial team. Learn more about our editorial process and the cycling experts behind our content. Drafting is one of the most fundamental skills in road cycling, and mastering it can save you up to thirty percent of your energy on a ride. Whether you are joining … Read more
As US states race to regulate the booming e-bike market, a surprising technical detail is emerging as the fault line in American e-bike law — and it has nothing to do with how fast these bikes can go. The issue? Wattage ratings, and the fact that most e-bike laws were written around a metric that … Read more
New Jersey has become the latest — and arguably most aggressive — US state to crack down on e-bike riders, implementing a sweeping new law that reclassifies all electric bicycles as “motorized bicycles” and requires riders to obtain licenses, registration, and insurance. The move has sparked fierce debate among cyclists, e-bike advocates, and transportation policy … Read more
In a landmark moment for cycling diversity, 2026 is proving to be a breakthrough year for African women in professional cycling. Over a single weekend, seven African women from four different nations — including four reigning national champions — lined up to race across two major UCI 1.1 one-day races in Europe, marking the largest … Read more
The 2026 Volta a Catalunya is underway in Spain, and the opening stages have already delivered drama, surprises, and a tantalizing preview of what promises to be one of the most competitive editions of the Catalan stage race in recent memory. With Jonas Vingegaard, Remco Evenepoel, Tom Pidcock, and a host of other WorldTour stars … Read more
This article is fact-checked and edited by the BikeTips editorial team. Learn more about our editorial process and the cycling experts behind our content. To fix a flat: remove the wheel, unseat one tire bead with your thumbs (use plastic levers if needed), pull the tube out, find the puncture by inflating it slightly, patch … Read more
This article is fact-checked and edited by the BikeTips editorial team. Learn more about our editorial process and the cycling experts behind our content. To cycle safely with traffic: ride 1m from the curb (not the gutter), claim the lane on narrow roads, signal every turn, scan for parked car doors, and never undertake trucks … Read more
This article is fact-checked and edited by the BikeTips editorial team. Learn more about our editorial process and the cycling experts behind our content. Indoor bike storage options ranked: ceiling hoist (best for studio space), wall mount (best for hallways), floor stand (easiest access), bike room or shed. Outdoor: only with a covered, lockable bike … Read more
This article is fact-checked and edited by the BikeTips editorial team. Learn more about our editorial process and the cycling experts behind our content. Cycling is one of the most rewarding ways to get around, stay fit, and explore the outdoors. But sharing the road with motor vehicles, navigating unpredictable terrain, and dealing with changing … Read more
This article is fact-checked and edited by the BikeTips editorial team. Learn more about our editorial process and the cycling experts behind our content. To choose the right bike size: measure your inseam (heels to crotch), use the manufacturer’s size chart matching your height + inseam, then verify with a 30-min test ride. Standover clearance … Read more
Cities across the United States and Europe are investing in cycling infrastructure at a pace not seen before. Protected bike lanes, separated cycling networks, and redesigned intersections are appearing in urban centers from Austin to Amsterdam, driven by a combination of climate goals, public health priorities, and the undeniable growth of cycling as a daily … Read more
A growing patchwork of e-bike regulations across the United States is creating confusion for riders, manufacturers, and local authorities alike. While 36 states and the District of Columbia have now adopted the three-class system to define electric bicycles, a handful of states are breaking ranks with dramatically different approaches, and one recurring technical detail is … Read more
The 105th edition of the Volta a Catalunya roared to life on Sunday in Sant Feliu de Guixols, and it was Dorian Godon of Ineos Grenadiers who claimed the opening stage victory and the first leader’s jersey in a breathtaking photo finish against Remco Evenepoel. Behind them, a stacked field featuring Jonas Vingegaard, Tom Pidcock, … Read more
Tadej Pogacar has finally conquered Milan-San Remo. The Slovenian superstar survived a dramatic crash 33 kilometers from the finish to win the 2026 edition of La Primavera in a photo finish against Tom Pidcock on Saturday, March 21, adding the first Monument he had never won to a palmares that already defies belief. Pogacar crossed … Read more
If you’ve ever watched professional cyclists dominate spring classics or power through grueling stage races, you might assume they spend months doing intense interval training. But here’s the secret that separates elite riders from the rest: they build their season on a foundation of cycling base training. This unglamorous, steady-paced work transforms average fitness into … Read more
Cornering is one of the most exhilarating—and crucial—skills you’ll develop as a cyclist. Whether you’re descending a mountain pass, navigating tight turns on a city ride, or racing on a circuit, knowing how to corner on a bike directly impacts your speed, safety, and confidence. Mastering proper cornering technique separates smooth, flowing riders from those … Read more
Group riding is one of cycling’s greatest pleasures—the camaraderie, the shared energy, the simple joy of rolling down the road with friends. But that magic only happens when everyone understands the unwritten rules. Whether you’re joining your first organized ride or adding to years of pack experience, mastering group ride etiquette is what separates the … Read more
Descending is one of the most exhilarating parts of road cycling, but it’s also one that intimidates many riders. Whether you’re tackling a steep mountain pass or navigating a rolling descent, confidence and technique make all the difference between a thrilling experience and a white-knuckle grip of fear. Learning how to descend on a road … Read more
If you ride an e-bike in the United States, 2026 is shaping up to be the most significant year for regulation changes since the electric bicycle boom began. From California’s new safety mandates to New Jersey’s dramatic reclassification of all e-bikes and Florida’s new speed restrictions near pedestrians, the patchwork of state-level rules is getting … Read more
Dorian Godon gave INEOS Grenadiers a perfect start to the Volta a Catalunya on Sunday, edging Remco Evenepoel in a thrilling photo finish to claim stage 1 victory in Sant Feliu de Guíxols. The French national champion timed his sprint to perfection, crossing the line just millimeters ahead of the Soudal-QuickStep leader after 172.8 kilometers … Read more
Nairo Quintana, one of the most celebrated climbers of his generation and a pioneer for Colombian cycling on the world stage, has announced that he will retire from professional racing at the end of the 2026 season. The 36-year-old made the emotional announcement at a press conference ahead of the Volta a Catalunya, confirming that … Read more
Tadej Pogačar added another chapter to his rapidly growing legend on Saturday, winning Milan-San Remo 2026 in the most dramatic fashion imaginable — crashing before the Cipressa, chasing back to the front, attacking on the Poggio, and outsprinting Tom Pidcock by centimeters on the Via Roma. The World Champion’s victory came at the end of … Read more
To avoid bonking (hitting the wall): eat 60-90g of carbs per hour on rides over 90 minutes, drink 500-750ml fluid per hour, and start eating within the first 30 minutes — don’t wait until you feel hungry. Bonking happens when liver glycogen runs out; once it’s gone, no fueling can fully recover the ride. Below, … Read more
You have just finished a punishing ride. Your legs are screaming, your energy is depleted, and all you want to do is collapse on the couch. What you do in the next few hours, and the following day, can make the difference between bouncing back stronger for your next session or carrying fatigue that compounds … Read more
Climbing gets all the glory, but descending is where races are won, lost, and sometimes where riders end up in hospital. The ability to descend confidently and safely is one of the most important skills a cyclist can develop, yet it receives far less attention in training than climbing or time trialing. For many riders, … Read more
There is something special about riding in a group. The shared rhythm of pedaling, the conversation between efforts, and the energy of the pack pushing you to ride faster than you ever would alone. But group riding comes with its own set of unwritten rules, and not knowing them can make you unpopular quickly or, … Read more
To draft effectively: ride 1-2 wheel lengths behind the rider in front, keep your front wheel slightly off-center to avoid wheel-touch, don’t grab brakes (feather only), and look past the rider in front, not at their wheel. Drafting saves 20-40% of the energy needed to ride alone at the same speed. Below, we cover slipstreaming … Read more
Summer cycling is one of the great joys of the sport — long daylight hours, dry roads, and the freedom to ride in minimal clothing. But when temperatures climb above 85°F (30°C), the heat stops being a comfort and starts becoming a challenge. Your performance drops, your hydration needs skyrocket, and the risk of heat-related … Read more
To ride your first century (100 miles): build long-ride volume gradually, hit 80 miles in training, eat 60+g carbs per hour during the ride, take regular short breaks, and pace by heart rate (zone 2-3) not feel. Most first-century finishers take 6-8 hours including stops. Below, we cover the full prep plan. Riding 100 miles … Read more
Joining a group ride for the first time can be equal parts exciting and nerve-wracking. You know how to ride a bike, but riding in close formation with a dozen other cyclists at speed involves an entirely different set of skills — and an unwritten code of conduct that no one explicitly teaches you. Break … Read more
Electric bikes have come a long way since the clunky, heavy machines that first appeared on bike paths a decade ago. But 2026 is shaping up as a genuine inflection point for the industry, with breakthroughs in battery chemistry, smart connectivity, and safety features converging to produce e-bikes that are lighter, smarter, and more capable … Read more
The future of cycling infrastructure in the United States is facing a critical test. A coalition of major bike brands, advocacy organizations, and industry groups is sounding the alarm over potential deep cuts to federal funding for bike lanes, trails, and road safety programs as Congress negotiates a new national transportation bill. The stakes are … Read more
The 105th edition of the Volta a Catalunya is underway, and it opened with a bang. Dorian Godon of Ineos Grenadiers claimed a stunning victory on Stage 1, edging Remco Evenepoel in a photo finish at the end of a dramatic opening day in Sant Feliu de Guíxols. The result puts Godon, the French national … Read more
Tadej Pogačar has done it again. The Slovenian superstar won Milan-San Remo 2026 in typically extraordinary fashion, outsprinting Tom Pidcock by the narrowest of margins on the Via Roma after surviving a dramatic crash earlier in the race that should have ended his chances. The victory gives Pogačar his fourth different Monument title and his … Read more
Hydration is one of the simplest yet most frequently mismanaged aspects of cycling performance. Dehydration of as little as two percent of your body weight can reduce your power output, impair your cognitive function, and dramatically increase your perceived effort. On the other end of the spectrum, overhydration (hyponatremia) can be equally dangerous, though far … Read more
Most cyclists will tell you that they feel better after a ride. What they might not realize is just how powerful and well-documented the connection between cycling and mental health actually is. From reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression to improving sleep quality and cognitive function, cycling offers a remarkable range of mental health benefits … Read more
Joining your first group ride can be equal parts exciting and nerve-wracking. There is a certain unwritten code of conduct that experienced cyclists follow instinctively, but that new riders are rarely told about in advance. Knowing these rules is not just about fitting in. It is about keeping yourself and everyone around you safe. Group … Read more
To breathe properly while cycling: use diaphragmatic (belly) breathing, exhale longer than you inhale, breathe through both nose and mouth on hard efforts, and time breath rhythm to cadence (e.g., 3 strokes in, 2 out). Steady, controlled breathing improves oxygen delivery and lowers perceived effort. Below, we cover breathing drills and technique. Breathing is the … Read more
After months of cold weather, rain, and reduced riding, spring is the perfect time to give your bike a thorough once-over before the riding season kicks into full gear. A bike that has been sitting in the garage or ridden through winter conditions needs attention to ensure it is safe, efficient, and ready for the … Read more
Drafting, or riding in the slipstream of another cyclist, is one of the most effective ways to conserve energy on the bike. Studies have shown that riding behind another cyclist can reduce your aerodynamic drag by 25 to 40 percent, allowing you to maintain the same speed while using significantly less energy. In a well-organized … Read more
Clear communication on the road is essential for every cyclist, whether you are riding solo in traffic or in a pack of fifty on a group ride. Hand signals are the universal language of cycling, allowing you to communicate your intentions to motorists, pedestrians, and fellow riders without ever saying a word. Knowing and consistently … Read more
Jonas Vingegaard has added another prestigious title to his palmares, securing the overall classification at Paris-Nice 2026 after eight demanding days of racing across France. The Visma-Lease a Bike leader controlled the “Race to the Sun” with characteristic composure, though the final stage provided a dramatic conclusion as Lenny Martinez narrowly pipped him in a … Read more
Cornering is one of the most important skills in road cycling, yet it is one of the least practiced. While most riders spend hours working on their fitness and climbing ability, the ability to corner confidently and safely can save you just as much time on a ride, and more importantly, keep you upright when … Read more
If you ride an e-bike in the United States, 2026 is bringing significant changes to the legal landscape. Several states have enacted or are advancing new legislation that tightens safety requirements, introduces registration mandates, and in some cases fundamentally reclassifies how electric bicycles are treated under the law. Here’s a breakdown of the most important … Read more
The 105th edition of the Volta Ciclista a Catalunya burst into life on Monday with a dramatic opening stage that saw INEOS Grenadiers’ Dorian Godon edge Olympic champion Remco Evenepoel by the slimmest of margins in a photo finish. The French national champion crossed the line in 4 hours and 59 seconds, just four seconds … Read more
Tadej Pogačar has done it again. The UAE Team Emirates XRG star claimed victory at the 117th edition of Milan-San Remo on March 21, conquering the 298-kilometer classic from Milan to the Via Roma in San Remo in commanding fashion. The win adds yet another Monument to the Slovenian’s rapidly growing palmares and cements his … Read more
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
Spring has arrived, and with it comes the irresistible urge to dust off the bike and hit the road. Whether you spent winter on the trainer, took a complete break, or braved the cold for year-round riding, the transition into spring cycling season requires some preparation to ensure you ride safely and enjoyably. Here is … Read more
Karlijn Swinkels of UAE ADQ has secured the biggest victory of her career by winning the 2026 Trofeo Alfredo Binda, outsprinting the legendary Anna van der Breggen in a thrilling two-up finish at the Italian WorldTour race. The result marks Swinkels’ first WorldTour victory and announces her as a rider capable of competing with the … Read more
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
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
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
Netflix has confirmed that “The Truth and Tragedy of Moriah Wilson,” a documentary exploring the life and legacy of the beloved gravel racing star, will premiere on the streaming platform on April 3, 2026. The film promises to go beyond the headlines to paint a full picture of Wilson as an athlete, friend, and passionate … Read more
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
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
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 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
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
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
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
Tadej Pogačar has added another Monument to his extraordinary palmarès by winning Milan-San Remo 2026 in one of the most dramatic finishes the race has ever seen. The Slovenian world champion beat Tom Pidcock by mere centimeters on the Via Roma, with Wout Van Aert completing the podium in third. The result cements Pogačar’s status … Read more
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
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
When Tadej Pogačar hit the tarmac 32 kilometers from the finish of Milan-San Remo 2026, the logical assumption was that his race was over. A crash that late in a 298-kilometer monument, with the decisive Cipressa and Poggio climbs still ahead, should have been the end of his chances. Instead, it may have been the … Read more
The 2026 cycling season has already delivered some of the most significant bike launches in recent memory. From WorldTour race machines to aluminum classics, the first few months of the year have given cyclists plenty to get excited about. Here are the five biggest road bike launches so far. 1. Pinarello Dogma F (2026) The … Read more
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 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
The spring classics season is entering its most intense phase, and the rivalry between Tadej Pogačar and Mathieu van der Poel has reached a new level of intensity. After Pogačar’s dramatic Milan-San Remo victory — where he dropped van der Poel on the Poggio after surviving a crash — the two are set for a … Read more