Accessories - Cycling Lights

It was less than a year ago that Lazer - now under the ownership of Shimano - brought the Genesis name back to its top-tier racing helmet. First launched in 2005, the original Genesis was a helmet that helped the Belgian company gain awareness in many global markets, and it stood as the company’s top … The post Lazer G1 Genesis MIPS road helmet review: Classic shape, modern safety appeared first on CyclingTips . ...

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Supported by You mightnt have heard of the Sibiu Cycling Tour. In a regular racing season, this small Romanian stage race tends to go largely ignored by the majority of cycling fans. But this years edition — the races 10th — might just be a little different. For one thing, this five-stage event R...

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Supported by As the Telegraph reports, the medical tribunal assessing whether former British Cycling and Sky doctor Richard Freeman is fit to practice medicine will resume on October 6. The tribunal last met in December of last year, but has been adjourned and delayed multiple times due to Freeman’s menta...

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Supported by (Want the Daily News Digest delivered directly to your inbox Heres thesign-up.) Hello CyclingTips readers, Tuesday’s headlines brought news that one cycling’s biggest gravel events would not be moving forward in 2020. Dirty Kanza organizers had originally rescheduled the event for Septe...

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Cannondale’s take on e-gravel comes in the form of the Topstone NEO Lefty, and slightly longer, slightly slacker, motorized version of the Topstone Lefty we recently reviewed. As James Huang found out, the NEO is great for leaving your analog colleagues in the dust, but how does it perform on its own motorized merits It’s … The post Video review: Cannondale’s full suspension gravel ebike, the Topstone NEO Lefty appeared first on CyclingTips . ...

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Supported by The women’s peloton has two different unions vying to represent it, and the battle between them only seems likely to heat up from here on out. On Tuesday, one of those two organizations - specifically, the one that has been less publicly vocal in recent months - made a call for unity. Since 2...

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Supported by The Dirty Kanza has been cancelled for 2020. Organizers announced on Tuesday that the gravel event, which had initially been rescheduled for September 12, would now not be taking place at all this year amid continued coronavirus concerns. “Weve spent time working to make the best, safest and ...

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