Our weekly cyclocross — er, cycling news roundup, checking in on ‘cross as we near the midway point of the season, and as Thibau Nys makes a bid for the field favorite — until van der Poel, and van Aert show up, at least. And as promised, we also feature women’s cyclocross, and look ahead — to the Tour Down Under, and to the next phase of Geraint Thomas’ career.
The post EUROTRASH: A Pre-Van der Poel Break in the Cyclocross Parity? appeared first on PezCycling News.
The Eritrean star joins NSN Cycling Team on a three-year deal, bringing firepower to the roster and momentum to the team formerly known as Israel-Premier Tech
The post It’s officially official: Biniam Girmay’s signs with NSN appeared first on Canadian Cycling Magazine.
The E-Bike Positive campaign will be jointly adopted by the Bicycle Association (BA) and the Association of Cycle Traders (ACT),
The post BA and ACT take joint control of E-Bike Positive campaign from 2026 appeared first on Cycling Industry News.
The axle path is bump-dependent.
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'Modern ribbed pattern for even cushioning'… woof.
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Quebec’s SOS Hangers is quietly becoming the go-to solution for bike shops drowning in derailleur-hanger chaos
The post Someone finally figured out derailleur hangers appeared first on Canadian Cycling Magazine.
A small line in the 2026 austerity budget signals good news for cyclists in B.C.
The post Threatened Vancouver bike lanes aren’t going anywhere appeared first on Canadian Cycling Magazine.
Van Aert will face off with Van der Poel 5 times, but won’t race worlds as part of his compact Christmas cyclocross calendar.
Read the full article at Why Wout van Aert is Swerving Cyclocross Worlds (Again) on Velo.
WASHINGTON (BRAIN) — U.S. bike imports from China rebounded in July and August, probably in anticipation of increased tariffs that were then threatened to take effect in November. Monthly bike imports this year have varied wildly in volume and country of origin as importers react to imposed and threatened tariffs as well as forecast consumer demand and industry inventory levels.
The government recently released August import figures, several months later than expected because of the government shutdown. The August figures are the most recent available and the U.S. Census has not announced its import data release schedule for the remainder of the year.
The August figures show the import rebound we we reported in September continued. Before the rebound, U.S. bike imports, by…
By Ted Costantino
SAN RAFAEL, Calif. (BRAIN) — Thomas Franges, who as a boy in Zagreb, Croatia, dropped smoke bombs on Nazi occupiers in his city and as an adult helped stem a threatening tide of product-liability lawsuits against the bicycle industry, died on November 19 at home in San Rafael, California. He was 89.
Like many wide-eyed optimists, Tom got into the bike business during the gas crisis of the early 1970s, when prices zoomed, automobile sales plunged, and the self-reliant simplicity of the bicycle seemed a sure path to the future. In Tom’s case, he tossed a 15-year career as a stockbroker over his shoulder and opened The Montclair Bikery in New Jersey on June 1, 1973.
The Bikery’s offerings ranged from three-speeds to touring bikes, but…
Wait, I think the new Castelli Alpha 150 might actually be the Italian cycling clothing maker’s most perfect jacket for riding in cold & wet…
The post Castelli Alpha 150 is an Actual Perfetto Jacket with Polartec AirCore & Insulation: Review appeared first on Bikerumor.
Our new user review system, higher listing limits, and updated Boost pricing will make buying and selling safer and smoother.
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Huffy’s new GRM bikes are more affordable, and get even cheaper if you buy the next size within a year.
The post Huffy’s New Grow Ride Move-Up Program Makes Kids’ Next Bike More Affordable appeared first on Bikerumor.
Daysaver drops big value with new Complete Essentials Value Combo multitool
The post Save the Day with Daysavers New Complete Essentials Value Combo for Bike or Pocket appeared first on Bikerumor.
Gee Atherton builds and rides a truly spectacular (and scary) line in the aftermath of Storm Darragh that completely devastated a forest
The post In Case You Missed Gee Atherton’s Windfell, it is a Must-See appeared first on Bikerumor.
Tomas Lemoine has had a goal since he was a little kid: to compete at a Red Bull Rampage. In 2025, that goal became a…
The post Check Out Tomas Lemoine’s 2025 Rampage Experience in this Short Film appeared first on Bikerumor.
The X Games are ditching their invitation system for a draft… four teams, ten athletes each, both men and women, skateboarding and BMX
The post X Games Invitations are Out; Replaced with a Draft… and it Looks Like MTB is Out, too appeared first on Bikerumor.
Here’s our first look at the 2026 Giro d’Italia route – starting with 3 stages in Bulgaria, entering the Italian soil via Calabria in the south, then working it’s way back and forth as it climbs the boot, to the traditional mountainous final week that spikes from west to east, before a long transfer to the final stage in Rome. We’ll have a PEZ closer look coming soon to help make sense of it all – but let’s start with this…
The post Giro d’Italia 2026 Route Revealed appeared first on PezCycling News.
Photographer John Thomson has had busy 2025, enough to fill a fourth ‘Special Photo Gallery’. As always, John has put together a big mix from his cycling and fashion photo files for our visual enjoyment.
The post John’s 2025 Season Review Photo Gallery – Pt. 4 appeared first on PezCycling News.
Here’s a close look at the unboxing, features, ride experience, and why I think the CYCPLUS T2 smart trainer offers a lot of value, and could be considered as a better choice than Zwift or Wahoo.
The post CYCPLUS T2 Smart Trainer Review: Affordable, Feature-Packed, and Ready to Compete appeared first on PezCycling News.
Corsa Rosa announcement reveals a single, long time trial and seven summit finishes for next May
The post Will the 2026 Giro d’Italia route tempt Vingegaard and Evenepoel? appeared first on Canadian Cycling Magazine.
The Belgian returns for an eight-race winter that includes five likely showdowns with Mathieu van der Poel — but no world championships start, at least for now
The post Now we have Wout van Aert’s ’cross schedule appeared first on Canadian Cycling Magazine.
Everything to know about the Giro d’Italia Women 2026 route, including the new June start, no Tour de France overlap, and key mountain stages.
Read the full article at Giro d’Italia Women 2026 Ends Tour de France Clash and Tackles the Finestre on Velo.
Why ‘proficiency tests’ and airbags could be a better fix than UCI proposals that curb technological progression.
Read the full article at These Bizarre Solutions to Pro Cycling’s Safety Crisis Might Actually Work on Velo.
Girmay provides Team NSN – the squad that was Israel-Premier Tech – a much-needed figurehead for its new era.
Read the full article at Eritrean Trailblazer Biniam Girmay Becomes Cycling’s Latest Mega-Transfer on Velo.
The magic and masochism of the Maratona: Taking on some of the Giro d’Italia’s legendary climbs.
Read the full article at One of the World’s Most Grueling Road Races Is Also the Most Beautiful: The Maratona Dles Dolomites on Velo.
Sleeper Collective does it again with another killer shreddit.
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