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Revolutionizing Cycling: Sunrise Factory’s Bold Step Towards Sustainable Production In the world of cycling, change is the only constant—be it the evolution of technology, trends, or manufacturing practices. As global challenges mount, so do the innovative strategies employed by companies in the biking industry. One such intriguing development comes from Sunrise, a leading frame manufacturer…
Nicole Frain: Ready to Conquer Gravel Racing at the UCI World Championships Entering the world of gravel racing can feel like stepping into uncharted territory, where every twist and turn challenges not just your stamina, but your resolve. For Australian cyclist Nicole Frain, this leap in 2024 has not only given her a new lease…
Revving Up European Cycling: The Reshoring Revolution As the cycling industry strives for sustainability and flexibility, European manufacturers are stepping up to the plate. With a shift in production strategies focusing on reshoring, countries across Central Europe are transforming the landscape of bike manufacturing. This move promises not just improved supply chains but also a…
Powless Prepares for Il Lombardia After Seventh Place at Gran Piemonte As the sun dipped low over the hills of Piemonte on a brisk Thursday afternoon, the tension among racers heightened at the Gran Piemonte. Despite his triumph at last year’s edition, Neilson Powless found himself unable to replicate the victory, finishing seventh, trailing a…
Controversy Rises as Maximum Gear Ratio Test Suspended at Tour of Guangxi In a dramatic twist just days before the final WorldTour race, the testing of the UCI’s new Maximum Gear Ratio standard has been put on hold, thanks to an intervention by the Belgian Competition Authority (BCA). This unexpected development has stirred the cycling…
Celebrating a Century of Bike Security: Abus Turns 100 In December, Abus, a leading name in bicycle security, marked a significant milestone—its 100th anniversary. The festivities took place at their head office in Wetter, Germany, welcoming nearly 5,000 guests. This celebration not only honored a century of innovation but also showcased their state-of-the-art production hall…
Tadej Pogačar Aims for History: Preparing for a Groundbreaking Fifth Victory at Il Lombardia As the leaves begin to change and the crisp autumn air settles in, all eyes turn to one of cycling’s most prestigious events: Il Lombardia. This year, it’s not just another race; it’s a potential historic moment for Tadej Pogačar. The…
Derek Gee vs. Israel-Premier Tech: A Cyclist’s Ethical Dilemma In the world of professional cycling, the interplay of personal principles and team dynamics often shapes a rider’s career. Recently, Canadian cyclist Derek Gee made headlines for his bold decision to terminate his contract with Israel-Premier Tech, citing ethical concerns. Now, he finds himself facing a…
Navigating the New Rules: Italy’s E-Scooter Regulations Impacting Micro Mobility As urban cycling enthusiasts, we thrive on the freedom and versatility our two-wheeled companions offer. But with the rise of e-scooters on city streets, new regulations are emerging, particularly in Italy. The recent adjustments to the country’s micro mobility laws introduce stringent requirements that could…
Facing the Pedal: Derek Gee’s Bold Exit From Israel-Premier Tech In a dramatic twist that has thrown the cycling world into a whirlwind of debate, Canadian cyclist Derek Gee has announced he terminated his contract with Israel-Premier Tech, citing significant safety concerns and personal beliefs. This decision not only puts a spotlight on the complex…
