Oliver Evans

Six months on, we check in on Matthew Szymanowski to see what impact the ride had

500km, an emotional homecoming and a community rallying in support for one of their own

Three friends covering Vancouver Island in one ride in Shim’s Ride fundraiser

A muddy day of Cross for a cause in Gimli

Oli wades back into the grass and mud of Manitoba cyclocross

The Clear Paths Cycling program encourages families and individuals to get on a bike as its founder seeks to bring inclusivity outdoors

What do you do to the transition from racing to off season, and summer to fall?

At the Whistler Gran Fondo, Oliver Evans and his Trek Red Truck teammates have a great ride on the Sea to Sky Highway

Ahead of the Whistler Gran Fondo, Oliver Evans had a series of thoughts that ranged from over confidence to self doubt

Reevaluating and reflecting on a complicated relationship with riding bikes

Quebec junior finds his own way to winning big races

Endless miles and countless memories from summers spent on the road

90s mountain bike race reborn as Vancouver Island gravel fondo

How do so many fast riders come out of Manitoba?

There’s a new group ride in Vancouver. It’s unreal

A short film by Cody Preston capturing a day of training for Trek Red Truck’s Oliver Evans in Victoria

Lachlan Morton of WorldTour team EF Education First Pro Cycling rode across Great Britain on an huge mixed surface ride

Creative bike locking at a burger joint sounds off theft concerns from local Victoria Facebook group which seeks to reunite owners with their stolen bikes

Hamilton-based company Nu-Line builds barriers that offer protection out on the roads

The iconic race that is part of BC Superweek attracts big crowds in Vancouver’s historic downtown neighbourhood and you can watch it live Wednesday evening

Tips for choosing the right bicycle from the fine folks at Fort St. Cycle in Victoria

Whether consumed before, after or during a ride, gathering with other cyclists to drink caffeinated beverages can change your cycling experience

Teamwork sets up Oliver Evans’ teammates for a podium sweep

How many bikes is too many? Here are the five bikes Oliver Evans sort of calls his own

Canadians battle through un-paved sections for stage wins at reanimated Oregon road stage race

With a solid result in sight for the first time in a while, Oliver Evans rues a missed opportunity because of forces beyond his control

Currie Gillespie is preparing for another MS Bike Riding Mountain Challenge and has some useful tips and tricks for the big two-day 140 km ride

Having a calm demeanour when dealing with close calls and reckless drivers can be challenging

When good intentions don’t work out as planned, one race organizer listens to the racers

Small insecurities can become discouraging enough to throw you out of your healthy riding habits

A meaningful chance to interact with the team’s sponsors, supporters and team members

Kelsey Unger started a sock company after being hit by a car cycling and gives back to youth cycling with every sale

It can be hard to accept that you’re not as fast as you used to be. Naturally, we always remember ourselves at our best and anytime that we aren’t performing at the level to which we know we are capable; it can be very frustrating

Most racers would be disappointed if their race ended part way through the third stage of a five-stage race

Two-time world champion Amber Neben guest rides for Trek Red Truck on her way to overall victory at North American stage race

16-year-old racer aiming for XC worlds at home and the first ever junior women’s cyclocross worlds

Junior mountain biker from Horseshoe Valley, Ont. has already earned some big results but wants to keep putting his full effort into the sport to see where it takes him

Up-and-coming junior has lived and ridden his bike all over the world but now calls Winnipeg home

Prairie junior finds time for cross, road, mountain biking … and cruiser bike hill sprints in Ireland

Finding your way in a new training location

Track cyclists moves from prairies to the coast and from diving to cycling

Tips and tricks to reduce stress when travelling and racing on a budget

Saskatoon racer mixes sailing and serious base miles on his way to 2019 season

Calgary, Alta. junior racer targets road and track with the help of strong female mentors

Gently used spandex, flowers and paying it forward.

Aspiring Calgarian junior splits his time between track and road racing

Victoria student brings national track and road podiums to her new home at Trek Red Truck Racing

When the weather suddenly changes it can affect your training but with an open mind and some creativity you can still get a workout in that’s good for your physical and mental health

Trek Red Truck rider won three stages of the 2018 Tour de L’Abitibi and has more lofty ambitions for 2019 and beyond

A change in focus, fueling properly, choosing the right rides and some support from your friends can help you build back your fitness

Despite getting back into training many times before, I never feel confident after taking a break

The mental challenge of winter can take its toll on cyclists. Here are 11 strategies for staying upbeat

Oliver Evans traded a training camp for a vacation on sunny Maui where he went on a ride with the sole intention of exploring

I’m definitely aiming to hold 500 watts for four hours and KOM Alpe d’Huez. I’m hoping to take all three Grand Tour wins and my sights are still set on a contract with Deceunick-Quick Step before 2020

Gift ideas that are local, sustainable and suitable for cyclists

Racing in the Pacific Northwest, Oliver Evans hopes to find an opportunity to win a race but helping a teammate out and just having fun would be equally as fulfilling

An ode to riding without sunlight

A touching story about a young man’s journey across the country to raise awareness and money for the Canadian Mental Health Association

The section from Victoria to Nanaimo on Vancouver Island is a great escape for Oliver Evans

Oliver Evans has been relegated to the world’s most renowned cycling circuit after a brief career as a professional and he’s loving the balance it brings

Find a partner for riding who will push and motivate you, who is enjoyable to spend many hours chatting with and who suits your style of riding

Well, Quick-Step said no, so I had to explore other options.

Finding the right group ride for you has plenty of value including improving your fitness, riding skills, making new friends and of course good coffee stops

Canadian Danick Vandale skillfully chopped blocks of wood mid-race as a handicap

Before travelling abroad to participate in an event or race, check your insurance policy

To just keep things casual

Recently, I’ve felt fortunate to have a few young riders approach me to discuss their next steps with regard to their progression in the sport.