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Ten products I loved in 2019: Sarah Lukas
In 2019, I found myself back on the bike after a season of injury, with zero plans of training and racing. This made for a surprisingly different experience on the bike, one that was both as confusing and challenging as it is exciting and freeing. My mentality changed from the arrogance of needing to have …
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Virginia Tech add more helmets to tested list: MIPS still trending
According to Virginia Techs latest cycling helmet test results, helmets equipped with MIPS are still the king of the safest crown, and now occupy the first four spots on the list. In fact, all 29 helmets to earn a five out five-star rating feature some form of rotational force dissipation device via MIPS, WaveCel or …
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Ten products I loved in 2019: Neal Rogers
When thinking of the cycling products I most loved in 2019, I had to compartmentalize between what I used most often and what I truly loved. If I simply wanted to acknowledge the technology that most consistently provides me happiness, it would probably be Shimano’s Ultegra mechanical group set, which I run on both my …
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Ten products I loved in 2019: Iain Treloar
There’s a Jesu album called ‘Every Day I Get Closer to the Light From Which I Came’, which, as a phrase, strikes me as particularly apt for the way I’m approaching my cycling these days. When I was a kid, bike riding was a beacon the only sport I was halfway good at, and the …
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A deep dive into Team GBs radical new track bike: All in for 2%
British Cycling debuted a groundbreaking track bike a couple of weeks ago in its bid for Olympic glory in Tokyo, Japan. Without a doubt, the bike is visually striking, and a clear departure from conventional design, with its unusually widely-spaced fork blades and seatstays. This was all done in the name of aerodynamic efficiency, we …
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