New Pogačar Documentary 'POG1': Before the Yellow Jerseys Came the Socks

Colnago’s “POG1: The Making of a Legend” premieres November 13 on YouTube. Tadej Pogačar’s parents, partner and mentor tell the story of his meteoric rise.

Sturdy Cycles Ditches 3D Printing for the New Fosse and Drove Titanium Bikes

The Somerset-based manufacturer is rolling out new road and gravel bikes at Rouleur Live along with a pivot to CNC-machined components and simplified sizing.

Pirelli Unveils New Colorways for Its High-Volume Road Tires

The new options will come in light tan and dark brown sidewalls.

MET’s New Manta 3 Aero Helmet Promises 6 Free Watts. Here Is What the Data Actually Says.

The Italian brand finally details the tech behind Tadej Pogačar’s WorldTour helmet. We break down the F1-inspired aero claims, the 250-gram footprint, and why its 5-star safety rating matters more than ever.

3T Racemax+ WPNT revives a much more affordable aero carbon fast gravel bike with up to 51mm tire clearance and mechanical compatibility!
Garmin’s Latest Update Puts a Real-Time Warning on Drivers' Dashboards

A new integration takes the location data you already share with friends and family and uses it to alert approaching motorists before they even see you.

Room to Go Long: Belgian Waffle Ride Finds Its Ultra in Montana

Sixteen years in the making, BWR’s new 200-plus-mile Brussels Waffle brings the first WUCA North American Gravel Ultra-Distance Championships to Bozeman.

Step beneath the battlefield at the Passchendaele Museum near Ypres, Belgium, where I recorded this video walkthrough and photo gallery of its reconstructed WW1 dugout, wartime exhibits and soldiers’ quarters—a sobering visit ahead of Remembrance Day.
Someone Just Paid $40,000 for Pogačar’s Bike and It’s Almost a Bargain

Fans are willing to pay top dollar for a piece of history. Pogačar’s Liège-winning Colnago fetched big money for Team USA but other auction bikes have gone for far more.

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