Andre Cheuk

Does it live up to the bar set by the original?

A detailed analysis of the groupset

Refined and well-mannered racer

High-speed, all-day stability balances with added versatility that extends beyond typical endurance bikes

From El Bandito to Dirty Kanza, the Cervélo Áspero is made to go fast

A protection minded helmet that doesn’t sacrifice ventilation or style.

Cervelo race ahead with gravel rocket.

Use these tips to get out on your bike during the winter

A bag that will evade airline fees and get your bike to your destination in one piece.

Refined handling with even better stopping

Feature packed GPS head unit with excellent touch screen and much more

22-year-old Dutch champion on a tear in 2017

Sanne Cant’s bike gets rainbow touches

Mathie van der Poel gets the hole shot and never looks back in the second World Cup of the season

Cant takes commanding win in the scorching heat

Canadian ‘cross champion riders a disguised Ibis Hakkalügi Disc

Understated and classy ride for the two-time world champion

13-time champion

Sven Nys gives fans a thrill in exhibition race ahead of the Waterloo Cyclo-cross World Cup

Fenix SL is ideally suited to how many of us really ride

To commemorate Fabian Cancellara’s final time at the Tour de France, Trek presented the Swiss rider with a custom painted Madone

The eight time Tour de France stage winner gets explosive details on a chrome finish

Shimano groupsets have a strong reputation for reliability and consistency, so too for Shimano the company. Every four years or […]

After a successful 2015, the Québec City native looks ahead to the 2016 World Cup and the Olympic Games.

A first look at the features offered riders on the trail

“I love the way the K8-S handles and responds. Going into a corner, I can countersteer at the last moment, and then just shift my hips.”

Pinarello launched the radical Pinarello Dogma K8-S, with its rear suspension, at the cobble Spring Classics in April. But the bike, a 2016 model, has only arrived in Canada recently. Canadian Cycling Magazine received one of the first bikes to land for testing.

The grace and power of pro riders in full flight are an impressive sight, and many amateur riders have sought […]

When the Belgian bike brand Ridley debuted its new endurance road model, the Fenix SL, the Spring Classics were a […]

Shimano’s original, and still most important, mountain groupset, the XT Deore M8000, has been overhauled with trickle-down tech from XTR. […]

For Liège-Bastogne-Liège, the entire Giant-Alpecin Team were on the Giant TCR Advanced SL. They eschewed the more aero Propel, for […]

At the start and finish of every race sits the team bus, massive and imposing, usually with windows tinted and […]

At 23 years old, Tim Wellens is the best young climber out of Belgium currently. He was one of the […]

Just in for testing is the Specialized new S-Works Tarmac Disc, a brand new model for 2015. The S-Works Tarmac Disc shares […]

For cyclists, February, not April, is the cruelest month. That adage is doubly true for cyclists in Canada. Trainer bound […]

Lapierre’s new Aircode is the French brand’s first offering in the aero road category, replacing the long-standing Xelius as the flagship in its road range. Befitting that status, the Lapierre-sponsored FDJ.fr riders spent the 2014 season campaigning extensively aboard prototypes of the Aircode, giving feedback while racking up an impressive record. Nacer Bouhanni sprinted to three stage wins and the points jersey at the Giro, while Thibaut Pinot climbed on to third place at the Tour aboard one. The results showcase the Aircode’s versatility.

Scott launched the Solace last year as their premier endurance road offering. For 2015, Scott has updated the line up […]

Toward the end of my test period, I went on trip to the mountainous back roads of North Carolina. I took the Helium along. There my impression of the bike changed.

Just prior to this year’s Sea Otter Classic, Shimano took the wraps off a completely revised flagship XTR groupset that […]

For the past few years, Scott’s only road bike has been the aero Foil. For 2014 Scott complements the Foil with the return of the Addict line, a batch of lightweight all-rounders.

To create their new aero road bike, Wilier started with the Cento 1, its all-around road racer. The company then melded it with their radical Twin Blade time trial bike. The result is an Italian racer with a heavy dose of aero performance.

As Assos unveiled its brand new S7 range of bib shorts, the high end Italian fashion house Ermenegildo Zegna kept […]

Pinarello is headquatered in a nondescript industrial warehouse on the outskirts of the town of Treviso, the same sleepy town in which Giovanni started working more than 60 years ago. Although the bikes are cutting edge, the place still has an Old World feel.

Italian brand brings two new models to the Tour for Team Sky and Movistar

U.S. company goes all in with aero at their headquarters

The second instalment of the long-term test of Shimano’s new groupset

Our long-term test of Shimano’s new gruppo starts with a trip to California

Project California revamped with the debut of lightweight aero bike

An in depth look at power meters.

Shots of Giant’s new aero road bike

The action from Adelaide

A behind-the-scenes look at the tech setups of the pros

New entries in the aero category, including the Envie Advanced for women

The disgraced cyclist’s true nature revealed in an open interview

Specialized Updates the S-Works road shoe with Ground up redesign.

Specialized launches a complete re-design of the Roubaix, find out what’s new about the SL4.

New bikes, parts and accessories on display at industry event in California