In a surreal incident captured on video, a manic golf buggy driver pursued a cyclist, shouting, “we’re going to go for a ride.” The bizarre chase raises concerns about safety on trails. Meanwhile, Demi Vollering criticizes a Sydney Sweeney ad, and Pogačar remains focused on the Roubaix. For more updates, check the live blog at road.cc.
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Cane Creek has unveiled its latest innovation: a ceramic bottom bracket featuring a polished silver HCR system. Accompanied by a lifetime warranty, the new BB will be available in two fresh colors, enhancing performance and aesthetics for cycling enthusiasts.
As cycling culture increasingly embraces technology, some riders are expressing concerns over privacy and authenticity on group rides. With Meta Oakley glasses equipped with AI filming capabilities, many cyclists are vocally resisting the trend, advocating for a return to traditional, distraction-free experiences.
Commuting by bicycle exposes riders to daily indignities-from hazardous traffic to inadequate infrastructure. “Moving Pieces” highlights the urgent need for safer, more respectful urban cycling policies.
In a stunning display of speed and strategy, Veenhoven clinched a remarkable stage victory in the Baloise Ladies Tour, representing Team Visma. Her powerful finish showcased both her prowess and the team’s determination, marking a highlight in the competition.
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WTB has collaborated with Stromm to develop an innovative line of wide gravel tires, promising riders up to 14 watts of aerodynamic savings. This groundbreaking partnership combines performance and efficiency, pushing the boundaries for gravel cyclists seeking an edge.
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In a significant boost for Lapierre Cycles, CEO Tanguy de la Fouchardière expressed optimism following a court ruling that provides a potential lifeline for the brand post-Accell. “We’ve got an opportunity,” he stated, signaling a hopeful path ahead for the company.
Funeral fundraisers have been initiated for two collegiate cyclists tragically killed by a driver in Tennessee. The cycling community mourns the loss, rallying support to cover funeral expenses and honor the young athletes’ contributions to the sport.
Two cyclists were tragically killed in a road crash in Kent while enjoying a Sunday morning ride through the countryside. Authorities are investigating the incident, which has shocked the local cycling community and raised concerns over road safety.
Mike Sinyard, the 76-year-old founder of Specialized Bicycle Components, has returned to lead the company he founded in 1974. His comeback comes at a pivotal time for the brand, aiming to innovate and enhance its presence in the competitive cycling market.
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In the latest Gravel Earth Series event, Geerike Schreurs claimed a solo victory, showcasing her endurance and skill. Meanwhile, Tobias Kongstad secured a thrilling sprint win at CORE4, highlighting the intense competition in this year’s gravel racing circuit.






























