Lennox & Addington, Ontario is a standout cycling destination in South Eastern Ontario, offering an impressive mix of road cycling, gravel riding, mountain biking, and scenic trail opportunities. Whether you’re a casual rider, a weekend explorer, or a seasoned cyclist looking for your next challenge, this region delivers unforgettable rides across rolling hills, quiet country […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: Crazy Bear Bikes Catalina Bike-Packing Adventure Join the Ride Join Crazy Bear Bikes for a magnificent 3 day bike packing trek across Santa Catalina Island. They’ll ride from Avalon self-contained to their reserved campsite at Little Harbor. This ride is no cruise in the park as it’s 16 miles one way with […]

Here at PEZ, we’re all about the superbike: The Italian dazzlers ridden by Pogačar and Pidcock — or at least the German machines that Mathieu van der Poel has ridden to so many victories, both on and off-road. Our Readers’ Rigs tend towards the flashy and the carbon — or the skinny-tubed steel kind, built […]

Mathieu van der Poel is on fire for the Classics and Jonas Vingegaard quietly dismantled rivals in Catalunya, pro cycling’s established stars are reasserting their grip just as the stakes rise. But beneath the results, something else is shifting: the peloton is getting smarter, long-range attacks are no longer a guaranteed path to victory, and […]

TOOLBOX: Every rider has their weather Kryptonite—the conditions that turn a good ride into a sufferfest. But beyond personal preference, is there actually an ideal temperature for performance? And does your body respond differently depending on whether you’re riding in the cold or the heat? In today’s Toolbox, we examine the science of ambient temperature […]

This summer, endurance rider and internet personality Ryan Van Duzer is celebrating Adventure Cycling’s 50th birthday with a cruise down the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route. And we do mean cruise. Unlike his previous GDMBR rides, this one isn’t a race. “I’m definitely going to enjoy the views a bit more,” he says. Still, a […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: Multiple liable parties may be involved in a bicycle accident claim. Although a negligent driver is frequently at fault, other parties, including a property owner, a bike manufacturer, a city agency, or even another rider or pedestrian, can be held liable. Who was at fault and how their actions affected […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: El Paso is a vibrant city in Texas, known for its welcoming communities, rich culture, and family-oriented lifestyle. Many residents enjoy staying active, whether commuting through the city or exploring local streets and trails by bicycle. While sharing the road with cars, trucks, and buses, cyclists face risks of serious […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: If you have been involved in a bicycle accident, working with a lawyer can help you build a strong case, prove fault, and make sure your losses are fully valued so you don’t settle for less than you deserve. Arlington is part of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and sits between […]

Mathieu van der Poel spent the weekend doing everyone’s work for them — winning E3 solo on Friday, then towing Wout van Aert around Flanders on Sunday — only to hand the victory gift-wrapped to his own teammate. Jasper Philipsen, who had the good sense to stay in the bunch and save his legs, duly […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: 2026 Tour de Murrieta Circuit Race Results Day two of the Tour de Murrieta featured a fun Circuit Race on a scenic course with rolling hills on the beautiful outskirts of Murrieta. The Tour de Murrieta Circuit Race pb by Davidson Bike Law had perfect race weather for the day under […]

Jasper Philipsen took a dramatic victory at Gent-Wevelgem (now re-named as In Flanders Fields), but only after the race’s two biggest stars—Mathieu van der Poel and Wout van Aert—were hauled back in the final kilometer after spending much of the finale off the front. It looked like a dream duel. It ended in a drag […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: The 2026 Tour de Murrieta kicked off the Omnium with the GrandPrix course pb by Capriroso in Downtown Murrieta. The Tour de Murrieta is a well-run two-day community cycling event and festival that is a favorite for riders and fans to attend each year. The Downtown GrandPrix festival was accompanied by […]

When winter fades and the roads come back to life, cycling fans know what’s next—the Spring Classics. Brutal, beautiful, and steeped in history, races like Paris-Roubaix, Tour of Flanders, and Milan–San Remo define the soul of the sport. In The Spring Classics: Cycling’s Greatest One-Day Races, a collection of legendary writers and photographers brings these […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: New and Returning Jersey Sponsors for Tour of the Gila presented by New Mexico True Lyman Communications Represented on Climber’s Jersey in the 2026 bicycling stage race   The four leader jerseys for the 2026 Tour of the Gila presented by New Mexico True are sponsored by new and returning […]

In 2005, Nico Mattan grabbed victory in one of the most controversial editions of Gent – Wevelgem ever held. The newspapers ran and ran with it, but Sean Kelly saw, “no problems” with the result. Ed Hood caught-up with the charismatic Belgian to hear Mattan’s version of that still-debated day. In January 2025 we lost […]

Gear Break is springing forth with some exciting gear and kit, and a new bike, to get you ready for the coming season. New sunnies from Tifosi, with a lightweight, wide-angle rimless design gets it started. SCICON has dropped a new version of its venerable Saddlebag 098 with an integrated taillight, you can have your […]

For many cyclists, Shimanami Kaido is the reason to visit Japan—but it’s only the beginning. Set in Ehime, this iconic island-hopping route opens the door to one of the most diverse cycling regions anywhere: coastal roads tracing the Seto Inland Sea, high-altitude climbs like the legendary UFO Line, rugged peninsulas, and quiet backroads linking historic […]

The Kemmelberg is the defining obstacle in Gent-Wevelgem, often turning what looks like a sprinter’s race into a brutal selection. What makes the Kemmelberg so decisive isn’t just its steepness—it’s the combination of narrow roads, uneven cobbles, and positioning chaos. Riders hit it at high speed after exposed, wind-battered roads, and the climb instantly splits […]

This cycling news roundup runs the gamut from the Evenepoel-Vingegaard 1-2 punch that almost was to Godon’s emergence, Groenewegen’s re-emergence, and Laurance’s arrival. All that, plus a look back at Paris-Roubaix past, a lap around the gravel roads of Davis, California — and a check on…mustaches? TOP STORY Volta a Catalunya: Evenepoel’s Audacity Foiled by […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: CBR Dominguez Hills Criterium #3 Photos CBR Dominguez Hills Criterium # 3 continued the popular Southern California series with another competitive day of racing, drawing a strong turnout of elite riders. Known for its fast courses and tactical racing, the CBR series once again delivered exciting action as teams and […]

Rudy Project Nytron helmet and Astral Sphere glasses: The days are getting longer and warmer (in the northern hemisphere), so now is the best time for some new kit for the summer. First up are two articles we need and that’s a helmet and sunglasses: Rudy Project’s Nytron aero helmet and Astral Sphere sunglasses. Just […]

TRAVEL: Cycling in France is the dream—and for Chris Selden, it’s a life built on two wheels. After falling in love with the country through the Tour de France and eventually discovering the Hérault Valley, Selden has turned that passion into something you can experience for yourself. His beautifully restored “Hidden House” gîte in the […]

Here at PEZ, we’re all about the superbike: The Italian gems ridden by Pogačar and Pidcock — or at least the German machines that Mathieu van der Poel has ridden to so many victories, both on and off-road. Our Readers’ Rigs tend towards the flashy and the carbon — or the skinny-tubed steel kind, built […]

If there was any doubt about Tadej Pogačar’s place in cycling’s all-time hierarchy, his stunning victory at Milan–San Remo may have just settled it. Crashing before the Cipressa, chasing back, and then detonating the race anyway, Pogačar delivered a performance that was equal parts chaos, control, and cold precision. But beyond the headline win, the […]