After some precious downtime away from the bike and the physical strain of structured training, most riders come into November fired up and ready to work their hardest.  For many cyclists, November marks the end of the off-season and the beginning of training for the upcoming season, and they’re raring to get back into structured […]

At The Cycling House, we’ve been hosting women’s camps for over a decade, and we’re deeply passionate about creating experiences that bring women and bikes together. Our all-women’s trips offer a unique blend of adventure and community, where participants feel empowered, connected, and inspired on and off the bike. Here are the top 5 reasons why these […]

We all know that bicycle-related technology has seen huge changes in the last three decades: clipless pedals, brifters, carbon frames, aero wheels, disc brakes, electronic shifting, tubeless tires, fat tires, gearing ranges and so forth. One area seldom mentioned is one of the most utilitarian: lights. From the dawn of cycling when carbide lamps were […]

As Mark Cavendish bows out of pro cycling with a win in the Tour de France Prudential Singapore Criterium, we also have the video, results, reports and rider quotes from the X²O Badkamers Trofee Rapencross in Lokeren and the MVOI Internationale Cyclo-Cross Rucphen. TOP STORY: Mark Cavendish wins his last professional race Rider news: No […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: CicLAvia – The Valley Canoga Park ↔ Winnetka ↔ Reseda 5-Miles along Sherman Way in the West San Fernando Valley to Experience Car-Free Open Streets Connecting Canoga Park, Winnetka, and Reseda Sunday, December 8, 2024; 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. On Sunday, December 8; between 9 a.m. – 3 p.m., […]

The idea that thinking affects performance is nothing new, or, in the words attributed to Henry Ford: “If you think you can, or think you can’t, you’re probably right.” It has been demonstrated time and again that athletes with the ability to focus on their sport, to deal with setbacks with a positive mindset, to […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: If you’re considering a longtail cargo bicycle or an electric long tail bike this Black Friday, Ferla’s Avant Bikes powered by their precision engineering could be the perfect choice. With discounts up to $1400 off, now is the time to invest in a quality longtail cargo bike built for both […]

Top Men of the Mud: All eyes are on cyclo-cross at the moment, but the cross scene has seen ‘super stars’ before. Many big names from the road have been top men in the mud – Ed Hood takes a look back through cyclo-cross history. Ed Hood wrote this article just before the 2022 World […]

Give the gift of adventure this holiday season with a Cycling House experience! Send your loved one—or yourself—on a cycling journey filled with fully supported rides, delicious meals, and a warm, welcoming community from stunning cycling routes guided by the TCH team and support every step of the way. This is an experience they’ll cherish […]

Cycling is not just a sport; it’s a lifestyle that continues to captivate enthusiasts around the world. With the rise of technology, the intersection between cycling and online betting has created new opportunities for fans to engage with the sport. This guide explores how you can navigate this exciting convergence responsibly and effectively. Cycling has […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: UCI WorldTour Pros and National Champions Selected to Race the 2025 Life Time Grand Prix Life Time, the nation’s premier healthy lifestyle brand and athletic event producer, has unveiled the men’s and women’s rosters for the 2025 Life Time Grand Prix. Returning for the fourth year, the Life Time Grand […]

Gear Break: Muc-Off Essentials Case takes on the elements, stay warm with Primal tights and outerwear, De Feet toasty toes for outdoor adventure, introducing COROS PACE Pro: Fastest in class tech meets an AMOLED display, Santini Cycling presents Custom Series, the new collection of customizable apparel and THE BEAM introduces CORKY, CORKY URBAN, and CORKY […]

Cafe racer ebikes are stylish and powerful, making them perfect for city streets, but can they handle the demands of long-distance touring? Will the battery last, and how manageable is the added weight? What happens if the battery dies far from charging stations? These are essential considerations when thinking about touring on a cafe racer e-bike.  […]

Electric bikes are everywhere now, making it easy to get around with minimal effort. But if you’re looking to go the distance, a regular e-bike might not be enough. That’s where a long range electric bike steps in, designed for those who want more power and battery life to explore further without worrying about running […]

In this week’s AIRmail newsletter, The Outer Line takes an in-depth look at trending cycling news: “Medicalization” of the peloton, 2025 Giro questions, latest Remco rumors killed, athlete privacy rights, team budget estimates, cycling needs to promote its stars… # Catch up on pro cycling – and its context within the broader world of sports […]

No racing during this week, but don’t worry, we have full EUROTRASH of all the news from the peloton. TOP STORY Italian province of Trentino wants to organise the Super World Championships in 2031 Rider news: Chris Hoy opens up about metastatic prostate cancer Tadej Pogačar sees annual salary increase and buyout fee is 200 […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: The Esser AC Tour de Palm Springs in Coachella Valley is set to return for its 27th year, promising another unforgettable weekend of cycling, community, and charitable giving. Taking place on February 8, 2025, in Downtown Palm Springs, CA, this premier event will once again honor our first responders and […]

Wahoo Fitness unveiled their new, rechargeable TRACKR Heart Rate sensor and strap back in June, PEZman Alastair Hamilton has been putting it through its paces since then. Wahoo describe the TRACKER Heart Rate as: “Where precision meets performance” – Do we agree? Alastair Hamilton – PEZ sez: When I wrote about the Wahoo TRACKR Heart […]

You’ve got the food into your gut in Part 1. In Part Two, we’ll dive deeper to uncover the differences—if any—among these types of foods when it comes to nutrient absorption and how they are used by the muscles during oxidation. Absorption After we eat food and the stomach has done its job, the next […]

Belgian cyclist Lennert van Eetvelt clinched a memorable victory, cementing his status as one of the best young talents in the sport. Here’s a look at Van Eetvelt’s success, plus a couple of other important talking points from the race. Van Eetvelt Seals Impressive Victory in Thrilling Finale Van Eetvelt was the bookmakers’ favourite to […]

Tifosi Moab – $79.95 Get ready to conquer the road with Tifosi Optics’ Moab. Whether you’re tackling a rugged trail, going on your gravel ride or pushing through a bike race, or playing a high-intensity game of baseball or pickleball, Moab delivers advanced technology, comfort, and durability. Frame: Light and durable Grilamid TR-90Lens: Clarion Gold / […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: On October 13th, CicLAvia – Heart of LA, presented by Metro, and also known as CicLAvia’s popular signature route, welcomed everyone of all ages and abilities to its 56th car-free open streets event connecting several of the most important and historic Los Angeles neighborhoods including Boyle Heights; Chinatown; Downtown LA; Echo Park; […]

Another full EUROTRASH Monday: Video, results, reports and rider thoughts from the European Cyclo-Cross Championships in Pontevedra, Spain and the Koppenbergcross in Belgium. RCS denies rumours of problems staging the Giro Grande Partenza in Albania – TOP STORY. Rider news: Rohan Dennis trial postponed again, Remco Evenepoel could double his salary and take Lodewyck with […]

On October 2 this year the Prince of Wales presided over the ceremony in which celebrated pro cyclist Mark Cavendish was knighted. At the time Sir Mark was asked about his future plans for the Tour de France and he told the BBC “I’ve already said I won’t do another Tour de France,” Cavendish said: […]

Remembering Gary Wiggins: It has been 16 years since Gary Wiggins from Yallourn, Victoria died under mysterious circumstances. Wiggins had many sides – depending on how you knew him. Ed Hood took this look at the Australian’s European glory and tragic end a few years ago. “I’m never happier than when I’m writing.” ~ Ed […]