Nino Schurter and Kate Courtney extend with SCOTT-SRAM
Ahead of time, both Olympic Champion Nino Schurter and World Cup Champion Kate Courtney have extended their contracts until 2022.
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Ahead of time, both Olympic Champion Nino Schurter and World Cup Champion Kate Courtney have extended their contracts until 2022.
The Colorado Classic® presented by VF Corporation today announced the four cities that will host the prestigious race this summer.
More teams are putting their seasons on hold and more races are being cancelled, though Paris-Nice seems on track to start on Sunday.
Astana Pro Cycling, Ag2R-La Mondiale and Team Ineos are the lastest teams to announce that they will refrain from race activities for most of the month of March
Canfield Bikes, high-end boutique mountain bike manufacturer, today introduces the all-new 2020 ONE.2 downhill bike.
Following extensive discussions, Mitchelton-SCOTT has made the decision to withdraw its mens’ and womens’ teams from a number of European races in the month of March
Organizers of the North American Handmade Bicycle Show (NAHBS) confirmed today that they are re-scheduling the event, originally slated for March 20-22, to August
PNW Components has released a completely updated version of their Rainier dropper post.
Day four of the 2020 UCI Track Cycling World Championships started at a blistering pace, with a new world record set early in the Women’s Individual Pursuit by Team USA’s Chloe Dygert
Ashton Lambie (Lincoln, Neb.; Huub Wattbike) was the top U.S. performer on Friday, with a silver medal in the Men’s 4,000-meter Individual Pursuit.