There's a new Scott Gambler prototype downhill bike racing the DH World Cup, and we got a detailed look at it and the hidden tech…

Giro d'Italia Stage 19: Del Toro Defends Pink in Attritional Mountain Stage

An attritional stage across the Italian Alps leaves the Giro d'Italia still too close to call going into the final weekend.

Giro 2025
Nicolas Prodhomme won the hardest stage of the 2025 Giro d’Italia, finishing in Champoluc. The Frenchman surprisingly rode away from the early break, while the GC men kept their powder dry for a long time. In the last kilometre of the last climb Richard Carapaz attacked. Only overall leader, Isaac Del Toro could follow him. The Mexican took second place just ahead of the Ecuadorian.
Gear Break 30-5-2025
iGPSPORT BiNavi bike computer, Hutchinson expands Blackbird Range with new Race tyre, new gravel wheels from HED launched, Q36.5 Unique Pro: The road shoe designed for total power transfer and ultimate control, new Pinarello Dogma F Edizione Speciale to debut at the Giro d'Italia and Michael Blann: Passo dello Stelvio in focus.
Unbound Bike Check: Mattia De Marchi’s Basso Palta with Unreleased Drivetrain and Tires

We caught Mattia De Marchi getting ready for Unbound Gravel 200 this year with an unreleased Campagnolo 13-speed groupset and prototype Pirelli tires.

Giro d'Italia Stage 18: Denz Bullies Breakaway Rivals with 17km Attack, Race for Pink Hits Pause

German powerhouse brings brain and brawn to pull off 17km solo raid for Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe.

05/29/2025
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Giro 2025
Nico Denz won his third Giro d'Italia stage. The German won twice in the 2023 Giro and today won stage 18. He was part of a large 'break of the day' and then escaped with ten other riders before going solo for the win. Mirco Maestri and Edward Planckaert were second and third at one minute. Isaac Del Toro held the overall lead.
Juan Ayuso Abandons Giro d'Italia With Bee Sting to the Eye and a Blasted Knee

'I can't see out of my right eye': Spanish sensation and teammate of Del Toro abandons on stage 18 after bee sting compounds injuries from crash.

The Campy Thumb Shifter is back baby! Or at least it is coming back in these prototypes now being raced at the Giro d'Italia...

'Normally I Give Up After a Bad Day': No Stage Wins, Tom Pidcock Redefining Success during Giro d'Italia

No Giro stage win so far, but a top-10 is within reach for Pidcock, and maybe a bigger grand tour future: 'GC is harder than anything else I’ve done.'