Where cycling feels woven into the landscape. Let’s check out the best roads to cycle in Italy. Italy doesn’t just have great cycling roads. It has roads that feel like they were meant for bicycles. From high Alpine passes to sun-baked white roads through vineyards, Italian riding is defined by variety, beauty, and rhythm. The […]
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Quiet lanes, dramatic landscapes, and roads that feel made for bicycles. Let’s check out the best roads to cycle in the UK. The UK doesn’t have the height of the Alps or the endless sun of southern Europe, but it has something just as valuable for road cyclists: an extraordinary variety packed into a small
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Where engineering, landscape, and riding rhythm meet. Here are the best roads to cycle in Switzerland. Switzerland doesn’t just have great cycling roads. It has some of the best-built roads in the world. The tarmac is immaculate. The climbs are logical. The descents feel engineered rather than improvised. And the scenery is quietly spectacular without
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Packing a bike for long-distance road travel isn’t about choosing the coolest setup. Additionally, it’s about choosing the one that works where you’re riding, how much you’re carrying, and how often you’ll need access to your gear. Racks and panniers dominated for decades. However, bikepacking bags changed how people travel by bike. Today, many riders
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Durable, easy to maintain, and built for luggage, from smooth European lanes to rough rural backroads. Let’s look at the best road bikes for riding around the world. If you want to ride around the world (or even just ride like you could), you need a different kind of road bike. Not a featherweight race
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The do-everything race bike that actually rides like one Specialized Tarmac has been one of cycling’s most influential race bikes for a decade, and the SL7 represents the latest evolution: a bike that blends lightweight climbing ability, aerodynamic efficiency, and ride quality into one coherent platform. It’s the kind of bike that doesn’t demand to
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The Tour de France is one of the most-watched sporting events in the world, yet for many people, it can feel confusing. Let’s take a look at how the Tour de France works. Why does it last three weeks?Why do riders help someone else win?What do the different jerseys mean?Why do riders attack one day
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Cube doesn’t shout the loudest in cycling, but it has quietly built one of the most complete, respected, and widely ridden bike ranges in the world. From its roots in a small corner of Bavaria to the Tour de France peloton, Cube’s rise has been driven by engineering discipline, value-focused design, and an almost obsessive
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The Specialized Roubaix range review shows this isn’t just a road bike, it’s a road bike reimagined for real roads. It’s the bike you reach for when you know the tarmac won’t be perfect, the ride might be long, and comfort isn’t negotiable. Named after the legendary Paris–Roubaix race yet aimed at every cyclist who
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Road bike tyre pressure is one of the most overlooked and misunderstood parts of road cycling. Many riders spend hours comparing bikes, wheels, and components, then pump their tyres to a random number they’ve used for years and head out the door. Often, that number is too high. Sometimes it’s wildly too high. The truth
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