Riding an E-Bike Is Not Cheating
According to many studies, e-bike users ride almost as hard as people on conventional bikes. They also ride for longer periods and use e-bikes instead of driving.
Joe Lindsey
Joe Lindsey writes about outdoor sports, health and fitness, and science and technology, for consumer publications and commercial clients.
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Zwift Is Vying for the Olympics—and Just Might Make It
Zwift announced it will hold the first-ever Cycling Esports World Championships in 2020, with sanctioning from the UCI, which is the International Olympic Committee–recognized governing body for all...
We're Watching Two of Cycling's Greatest Young Talents
The question in both Dygert Owen and Van der Poel's cases is whether anyone can stop them.
Expensive E-Road Bikes Won't Save Cycling
The e-bike that will change everything does not exist yet. If and when it does, it's not going to be a $13,000 road bike.
There Was an Unusual Drug Bust at the Vuelta Espana
This wasn’t a typical episode of pharmacological performance enhancement. In fact, the racers weren’t even involved.
Denver Residents Are Fighting for Bike Safety
The response to two recent cycling fatalities, including a revived Critical Mass ride, is louder and more sustained than in the past.
The UCI's Tour de France Bike-Motor Tests Are a Joke
Are professional racers using hidden, banned motors today? I am somewhat skeptical. But UCI's system of checks makes it impossible to be sure.
Luke Rowe, Tony Martin Booted from the Tour de France
Wednesday's display of overheated tempers that saw two riders, Jumbo-Visma's Tony Martin and Ineos’s Luke Rowe, thrown out of the race for dangerous riding behavior.
7 Tour de France Rookies You Should Know
Egan Bernal is far from the only young phenom in the race. Here are five more riders, and two La Course racers, who you should keep an eye on for future greatness.
Bike Lanes Make Cities Safer for Everyone
They're part of a growing pile of evidence suggesting that bike lanes have profound, sophisticated effects on a city's safety and social fabric.
Why Strava Is Getting More Social Than Ever
The company is growing fast, adding roughly a million users a month, and it has lofty goals to expand far beyond its old identity as a platform for logging rides and runs. Can it succeed?
POC and Volvo Are Teaming Up to Test Helmet Safety
They're going to try to find out how helmets fare in bike-vehicle collisions, with the simplest of approaches: by smashing helmets into car hoods in a lab.
Chris Froome Is Out of the Tour de France After Crash
Team Ineos issued a press release detailing Froome's injuries: a fractured right femur, fractured elbow, and fractured ribs.
Cycling's Biggest Race Organizer Needs to Support Women
The reaction to ASO's decision: outrage, disappointment, and criticism.
Electric Assist Is Here to Make Cargo Bikes Cool
Cargo bikes have never been all that popular in the U.S. That might be starting to change, thanks to electric assist.
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