Just what is up Chris Froome’s nose?
If you’ve been watching the Tour de France, you’ve no doubt noticed that race leader Chris Froome has had some extra, well… stuff in his nose.
New products and technology in the world of cycling.
If you’ve been watching the Tour de France, you’ve no doubt noticed that race leader Chris Froome has had some extra, well… stuff in his nose.
Over the course of the summer Manual for Speed will be releasing a series of five kits designed by five different artists
Rapha takes their first foray into eyewear today with the introduction of their Rapha Classic Sunglasses.
If you thought that aluminum framed bikes were a thing of the past (or at least for entry level models), the aluminum gurus at Cannondale have introduced the next level of aluminum performance
We already gave you a little peek of this with Cannondale-Garmin’s Tour de France announcement, but last week the Connecticut based company pulled back the curtain on their updated SuperSix Evo Hi-Mod model.
In today’s mini version of Paris Roubaix at the 2015 Tour de France, the riders of Lotto Soudal got to try out a new version of the Ridley Fenix SL over the seven cobblestoned sections of the 223.5 kilometer long… Read More »Lotto Soudal scores new Ridley Fenix SL for today’s cobbles
The 102nd Tour de France has some new high-tech toys this year as the famous old race reaches out to younger fans but those old staples, legs and courage, remain the recipe for victory.
Cervelo and MTN-Qhubeka has gone all out for the African team’s debut at the Tour de France.
The High Line Hotel in the Chelsea district of New York City has announced a special partnership with Shinola to provide its guests with access to the brand’s Runwell model of bicycles starting June 2015.
Gates Carbon Drive is pushing into the growing stationary bike market, with leading brands including Stages Indoor Cycling, Schwinn Fitness and FreeMotion Fitness