Magnesium is hardly a new material for bicycle frames. Kirk Precision brought a cast magnesium frame to market way back in 1986, and Pinarello used magnesium for its flagship models before transitioning to carbon. Now, upstart brand Allite is trying to bring the lightweight metal back into the mainstream with its proprietary Super Magnesium alloy, …
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Apologies — this is about to get political. Some of you might have seen my colleagues go on Twitter and complain about the CPA, the pro rider’s union. Or maybe you read Neal Rogers’ piece here — I did. If you saw either of those things, you’ll know there’s a bit of an uprising going …
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Michael Inglis is a sports psychologist who’s worked with professional and amateur athletes across a range of sports, including cycling. In this article he tackles a topic that us cyclists can all relate to: motivation. How can we stay motivated Why can it be so hard sometimes And what are some strategies we can use …
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It’s just Caley and Neal in the basement this week with James away at Interbike. Neal catches up with EF-Drapac’s Michael Woods to discuss his La Vuelta stage win and the very personal story he shared on live television after. The pro cycling season is long, stretching from January to October. Is it too long …
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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: The world championships get underway this weekend and the championship road races are less than two weeks away. A certain troubled Italian is showing fine form and might be considered an outside favourite for the world title. A...
After two decades in Las Vegas, Nevada, it certainly feels more than a little odd to attend Interbike in nearby Reno. But despite the less vibrant neon lights, dingier vibe, and distinct paucity of fabricated glitz and glamour, what thankfully hasn’t changed much is the wealth of new gear on tap. Sure, most of the …
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Magnesium is hardly a new material for bicycle frames. Kirk Precision brought a cast magnesium frame to market way back in 1986, and Pinarello used magnesium for its flagship models before transitioning to carbon. Now, upstart brand Allite is trying to bring the lightweight metal back into the mainstream with its proprietary Super Magnesium alloy, …
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Apologies — this is about to get political. Some of you might have seen my colleagues go on Twitter and complain about the CPA, the pro rider’s union. Or maybe you read Neal Rogers’ piece here — I did. If you saw either of those things, you’ll know there’s a bit of an uprising going …
The post The Secret Pro: We’re unionising against the union appeared first on CyclingTips.
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Michael Inglis is a sports psychologist who’s worked with professional and amateur athletes across a range of sports, including cycling. In this article he tackles a topic that us cyclists can all relate to: motivation. How can we stay motivated Why can it be so hard sometimes And what are some strategies we can use …
The post Ride on: The art of staying motivated on the bike appeared first on CyclingTips.
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It’s just Caley and Neal in the basement this week with James away at Interbike. Neal catches up with EF-Drapac’s Michael Woods to discuss his La Vuelta stage win and the very personal story he shared on live television after. The pro cycling season is long, stretching from January to October. Is it too long …
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Welcome to your Daily News Digest. Here’s what’s happening today: The world championships get underway this weekend and the championship road races are less than two weeks away. A certain troubled Italian is showing fine form and might be considered an outside favourite for the world title. A...
After two decades in Las Vegas, Nevada, it certainly feels more than a little odd to attend Interbike in nearby Reno. But despite the less vibrant neon lights, dingier vibe, and distinct paucity of fabricated glitz and glamour, what thankfully hasn’t changed much is the wealth of new gear on tap. Sure, most of the …
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