Lululemon Just Bought a Slice of 7Mesh. That's Good News for Cyclists.
The well-known apparel company is showing a strong commitment to road wear by investing in one of North America's top cycling brands
24 Hours in Minneapolis
The frozen tundra isn't frozen year-round
The Best New Road Bikes Designed to Go Anywhere
Trying to get your head around the growing number of models now built for both pavement and dirt? We break it down.
The Tour de France Has Outlived Its Usefulness
It's too long, too male, too boring, and in desperate need of a rethink
The Interview: Andy Samberg’s Tour de Farce
We tried to have a serious conversation with the SNL alum about his new HBO cycling mockumentary, Tour de Pharmacy. It sort of worked.
Andy Samberg’s Tour de Farce
We tried to have a serious conversation with the SNL alum about his new HBO cycling mockumentary. We mostly failed.
Lance Armstrong Returns to the Tour
Pro cycling’s most famous ex- (and exiled) athlete will again take vigorous aim at the Tour de France—with a daily podcast and a blog on Outside
What You Can Learn About Training from Pro Cyclists
Despite the chronic doping scandals, the sport still has a lot to teach us about fitness
Our Favorite New Road Bike Has 26-Inch Wheels
Rawland, a tiny company in the Pacific Northwest, is building the quirkiest, most entertaining bikes we've seen in a while
A Cyclist Writes His Own Obituary
Let’s get this straight: If something horrible happens to me on a ride, don’t ever say I died doing what I love. I feel no affection about the idea of getting pulverized by a 4,000-pound SUV, especially if the driver was flipping through Instagram. Still, I recognize that something might happen. And rather than leave it up to other people to commemorate my life and death on the bike, I’ve decided to take matters into my own hands—with facts based on a terrifying encounter with a speeding Porsche that actually happened—just in case the next run-in turns out differently.
Bikes Are Getting Cheaper. Really.
As online brand Canyon prepares for its entry to the U.S. market, direct-to-consumer bikes are poised to change the way you buy bicycles, including how much you pay
2017 Gear of the Year: Giant TCR Advanced Pro 1 Disc
Watch to see why our testers loved the 2017 Giant TCR Advanced Pro 1 Disc.
Tested: Canyon's New Women's Bikes
The German direct-to-consumer brand's first women-specific rigs target the pains of smaller riders, with a redesigned frame and 650B wheel options. Our writer spent a weekend testing them and came away very impressed.
The Best Road Bikes of 2017
Modern construction to help the spandex set realize high-wattage dreams.
