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Quad Lock mobile phone mount review: Solid and secure
Once a crowdfunded start-up making phone mounts for cyclists, Quad Lock has grown to become an international name. The Melbourne-based company launched right around the time the iPhone was finding its feet and has since expanded its product offerings to allow the vast majority of smartphones to be mounted securely to bicycles, motorbikes, inside cars …
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Sagan solos to his first win of 2020 on Giro stage 10
Peter Sagan took his first victory of the season after an impressive solo performance on a dramatic stage 10 of the Giro d’Italia. The day saw no shortage of storylines from even before the riders rolled out from Lanciano, as Michael Matthews, Steven Kruijswijk, and several Mitchelton-Scott staff members tested positive for COVID-19, leading to …
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EF Gone Racing – Badlands
Before Lachlan Morton took on the Giro, he had other business to attend to. Truly mind-blowing business. Lachy finished the 700 kilometer Badlands race in just over 43 hours. His longest break? 19 minutes. He mounted over 15,000 meters in climbs and crossed some of the most remote and challenging places in Europe. Watch how …
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All of Mitchelton-Scott, Kruijswijk out of the Giro after COVID positives
Steven Kruijswijk (Jumbo-Visma) and the entire Mitchelton-Scott team are out of the Giro d’Italia after testing positive for coronavirus. In a joint announcement with the UCI, RCS revealed on Tuesday morning that two riders — one from Sunweb and one from Jumbo-Visma — had tested positive for the virus and had been “entrusted to the …
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Charting the Giro d’Italia: How the first ‘week’ unfolded
VeloClub member Cameron Harris is back again with his Grand Tour charts. These data visualisations help us to see bike races in interesting and engaging ways, and his charts from the 2020 Giro d’Italia are no different. As you scroll on down you’ll see a bunch of interactive charts that will help tell the story …
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