Canadian Cycling Magazine

Taking XC to a higher level

Following the pro rider’s announcement that she’s retiring after the world championships, she looks back at the evolution of road racing and the women’s peloton, as well as ahead to the future

Some kinds of discomfort could be signs of an injury

Two new wheelsets from Zipp promise to stir things up in time trials

The cycling police aren’t exactly leading by example

The Vancouver-based adventure cyclist speaks about some striking differences between riding in America compared with Canada, as well as headwinds, riding on interstates and being a ‘bikeochondriac’

Twitter user posts video of cops rolling through

Tips for finding the best cassette and chainring combination for your rides

It’s hard to tell which are real and which are satire

The pro from Sherbrooke, Que., had a busy first season on EF Education-TIBCO-SVB

How riders, clubs and landowners are working to integrate the new machines into their networks

4 exciting products are up for grabs

What you need and need to know to do it right

National short track champion Laurie Arseneault on racing World Cups, fishing, superstition and the fire in her heart

In 2018 she was only tested 5 times

Research findings suggest ‘stop as yield’ laws would be safer and more efficient than the current rules of the road in most jurisdictions

The rider talks American Criterium Cup, chasing UCI points for the track, her big wins this year and the races ahead

Twenty-five years ago, Linda Jackson was on the podium of a stage race in France. Today, her team, EF Education-TIBCO-SVB, will be at the new eight-day race by the ASO

The team revitalized the careers of future Tour de France greats

A preview of la Grande Boucle with guest Michael Barry

Key numbers for the third-from-the-top road components, as well as comparisons with Ultegra R8100

Empowering cycling knowledge from Dave Shellnutt

Tips for getting prepped for the big day

The international cycling body changes toughens eligibility rules after review

Fundraiser returns with a more local, and inclusive focus this year

Michael van den Ham on Lost and Found. Andrew Randell looks to Unbound. Also, interviews from the Nations Cup in Milton, Ont., and a Giro d’Italia check-in with Alex Cataford

Both road and mixed terrain are options

Also on the podcast, a check-in with Alex Cataford at the Giro d’Italia

The Biking Lawyer on the change it’s achieved and what riders still need to do

Jacopo Guarnieri made a simple but powerful statement at the Giro

Trek cycling apparel is made with love for you and the planet

Keeping your hands warm on the coldest of days

The track cycling Olympic gold medallist looks ahead to the Nations Cup at her home track

When to adopt various cycling formations while on a group ride to be smart and stay safe

The racing was cold and windy

Can trail building go legit without losing its way?

48 hours in the Cariboo-Chilcotin’s hidden gem

The sprinter, and actuary student, has had a strong start to his season

By Nick Di Cristofaro Where are the bearings on your bike? You’ll find them anywhere parts need to turn. Wheels? […]

A cool factory, a detailed process and an all-road machine on the way

Can the continental team achieve its goals in fewer than five years?

The famous trainer coached several Olympians

A guide to eating your way to better health

Winter maintenance tips for outdoor and indoor riders

The first few minutes were terrifying

A hearty dish brings warmth after winter rides

Another protest is headed to Ontario capital

The 6-time Olympic medallist loves the nordic sport

Thousands of people are protesting in Ottawa

Same shoes, same size, each time

Her time-tested food rules can help you be a better, happier rider

Start harvesting a key ingredient this spring

by Annie Gélinas “No cyclists left behind,” is not just a fluffy message for the members of Montreal-based Cyclepop. Ensuring […]

CCM’s editors discuss the year that was on the road, trails and track

A few ways to help others this holiday season

The Claw goes wild on Vancouver Island

No security obstacles have been identified so far, according to organizing officials

Rochette impresses in second place

The Olympian can’t get enough of bikepacking

The EF Education-Nippo will take on the 1000-km MTB race across the South African desert

After many riders fled their country, their struggles continue. Some are trying to rebuild their lives in new countries. Others are working to free teammates and family living under the Taliban. Through it all, bikes remain vehicles of hope and freedom

Classic kit and cool weather gear for cyclists from all corners of Canada

Kids rides, good reads, bright lights and cool cams

Gizmos, gadgets and small parts to take your next ride to the next level

Here are some things all cyclists could use

Some female riders are saying it makes them uncomfortable

By midsummer, the Montreal rider had hit new heights. Then things got better.

The homeopathic tablets are designed to combat unexpected leg pain and discomfort

What you missed when you were out riding

Made-in-Canada carbon fibre hoops for cross country riding

The upstart discipline could be muscling the old muddy format into the tape

Your grub can be as adventurous and fun as your routes

Junior stars of the track Carson Mattern and Dylan Bibic on how they got their rainbow jerseys

Why making the first move to be friendly is always a good choice

Your technique and fitness can improve with some battery power

Canadian rocker rolls on two wheels around the world

The World Anti-Doping Agency says a scientific review of the drug will be conducted next year

The successful Vancouver Island CX series gears up for anniversary season

The rider also looks ahead to her cyclocross season and back to a Jedi mind trick by Sandra Walter

Trading cameras and scrubs

Looking for a passionate cyclist with top-notch writing and editing skills

Dylan Bibic snags gold in the points race

Dave Lawrence and Nick Legan of Shimano discuss features and design of the road bike components

Key numbers for the second-tier road components

Key numbers for the top-tier road components

A recent study has some promising findings

The event took place despite last minute cancellations and threats of wildfire smoke

The cross country World Cup victor looks ahead to the second act of his season

you don’t need to spend hours lifting weights to improve performance

Mitchell advances to semi-final at Tokyo Olympic Games

Easy-to-use power meter for your rides on rough surfaces

The challenges the cyclist has overcome and continues to face on his way to Tokyo

Every cyclist has a story, presented by Smith

Get a pair of the shoes that the rider is sporting right now

Every cyclist has a story, presented by Smith

Great looks and performance for your commutes and beyond

Event, which continues to honour legacy of Jeremy Storie, delivers dusty, fast-paced racing.

Chris Bruckner crossed the country in just 13 days

Seats for a range of budgets