Bicycling Australia

IN THIS WHIRLWIND WORLD IT'S ALL TOO EASY TO BECOME FIXATED ON metrics: other than the endless digital stats & figures there are the weekly kilometers, the Strava achievements, the relentless pursuit of progress. But for many of us, cycling is more t

FIRSTLY, LET ME SAY THE AMY Gillett Foundation and its very successful 'metre matters' campaign was a huge step forward for our sport and all cyclists across Australia. The Foundation was established in 2006 after the death of Gillett, a former Olymp

Giant have released the 10th iteration of the TCR a bike they say is some 75 grams lighter than its predecessor with a claimed frame weight of 690g. One of the main features of the new TCR is its fully integrated cable routing, a first for the model,

His octogenarian mother, Marie Odile Amaury, remains the figurehead of the family owned Amaury Groupe. But when it comes to the day-to-day strategic direction of Amaury Sports Organisation (ASO) and its glittering cycling operations, Jean-Etienne Ama

1 Stretch before each and every ride. When out on the bike occasionally stretch (as safely as possible) and remember to maintain good posture. Take breaks to stretch and loosen to help prevent muscle strain and fatigue. 2 Regularly adjust your positi

IN RECENT YEARS, THE Australian cycling community has witnessed a concerning trend: a decline in young riders pursuing competitive cycling beyond the Under 17 category. This article explores the factors contributing to this decline and the contrastin

THERE MAY BE ONLY 3KM OF BITUMEN THAT WINDS up the wall that is Beloka, around 25km from Jindabyne, but the torturous ascent certainly lived up to its reputation for the third annual Snowy Classic. Bicycling Australia’s first grand fondo cycling even

MANY COULD AGREE, CYCLING ALONG THE French coastline would be a pretty epic journey that stretches all the way from the border of Belgium to the tip of Spain. The thing is, the weather along the French Coast, especially up north near the Belgian bord

IN THE REALM OF HIGH-END bicycle parts, one brand with several significant points of interest stands out and that’s the small but surprisingly large ERE Research. Founded by a group of seasoned bike industry veterans, the Swiss company has quickly be

FOR CYCLISTS SEEKING A vehicle that seamlessly integrates safety, style and functionality, the Volvo C40 emerges as a standout choice. After a fortnight and close to 2000km in this twin engined all-electric C40, this small SUV boasts an extensive lis

LIGHT, STRONG, COMPACT. NOT exactly the first three words that spring to mind when you think of bike tubes. Long considered the bane of the sport, those old school butyl rubber inner tubes came with a long list of red flags including increased rollin

LOOK HAS MADE SIGNIFICANT updates to their Keo Blade Ceramic pedals, the significant updates not only enhancing performance but just about every aspect of the iconic pedal. But before we look at the latest from the 70+ year old Franch manufacturer, l

ALL CHALLENGE TYRES ARE handmade in their Thai facility. All have an artisan like feel to them, which reflects hugely in their distinctive and precise handling characteristics, and that feel runs true with their new Gravine and Gravine XP TLR tyres,

THE THING IS, FOR A LONG TIME, I’ve personally resisted e-bikes. No, I am not a snob and I do not look down on people who use them. In my riding group, I’ve seen a couple of people benefit from the use of the e-bike as a recovery machine or as a way

TREK'S EXPANSION OF ITS performance road shoe line-up with three new models – RSL Knit, RSL Road, and Velocis – marks a significant move in the cycling footwear market. Developed in collaboration with Lidl-Trek professionals, these shoes introduce ME

OUTWARDLY THIS BIKE IS almost identical to that radical frameset we first saw in the first photos of the Madone SLR at the 2022 Critérium du Dauphiné. It’s a unique design, the seatstay splitting around 3/4 up with a ‘mast’ supporting the saddle. Bel

I KNOW, I KNOW, I’M RIGHT THERE with you. The summer of cycling is long gone, all those events you trained for have been ticked off, the long rides in the sun are no longer, daylight savings is a distant memory and winter is just around the corner. T

IF EVER THERE WAS A YEAR WHEN Tadej Pogacar should attempt the Giro-Tour double, this would be it. By the time the 25-year-old Slovenian rocks up to Venaria Reale on the outskirts of Turin in the country’s northwest, the start point for this year’s G