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From the Top: How Strava was built podcast transcript
Listen to the full podcast episode here. Wade Wallace: Maybe the best place to start from is back at the beginning of when you guys met. Maybe start with you…
Favero Assioma Duo power meter pedal review: simply great
Power meter pedals have been around a fair while, but only in recent years have they got to a point where I’d want them on my own bike. Gone are…
#NatsWeek: these are your new women’s national champions
The national championships are in full swing in Europe, which kicked off with the individual time trial in numerous countries. The Northern Hemisphere countries tend to collectively hold their national…
The Road to Kanza: Finish line follow-up
This content is sponsored by Niner Bikes. Find out more about our sponsored content policies here. The 2017 Dirty Kanza wrap-up Two-thousand adventure seekers tackled the 200 grueling…
We need a better way to measure tires: WAM and RAM could be it
Say you’ve got a bike that will officially handle a tire up to 700×28 mm in size. Now, in terms of figuring out what sort of tire might fit, you…
What I discovered by racing my first enduro, the Trans NZ
It all started at the end of 2016 with an email from my mate Toby Shingleton, who works for Shimano: “I’m doing the Trans NZ enduro next year and…
The new Specialized Tarmac SL7 review: The Venge is dead
Take a Specialized Venge and a Tarmac SL6 and squish them together. This is what you get. The underlying promise of the all-new Tarmac SL7 is that it’s as light…
An endless FAQ to tubeless bicycle tyres
Regardless of your chosen cycling discipline, tubeless tyres have benefits to offer over standard tube-type setups. Those benefits are certainly more obvious with wider tyres and rougher surfaces, but even…
The Road to Kanza: Five athletes. 200 miles. How will they do?
This content is sponsored by Niner Bikes. Find out more about our sponsored content policies here. A new rider wanting to push herself. A returning champion feeling the need…
Bikes of the (staff) Bunch: James Huang’s Seven Evergreen Pro
In the latest instalment of Bikes of the Bunch, we’re taking an in-house look at another CyclingTips staff member’s bike. This time around, global tech editor James Huang – the…