Canadian Cycling Magazine

Choose the right fork to match your riding style.

Gone are the days of toe clips and leather straps. Here are some clipless pedal systems that have replaced them.

Here are a few of this season’s best options in road shoes.

Three saddle options that combine great looks, comfort and weight.

Here are some current road bar options and some advice on choosing the right bar for your needs.

Replace your old helmet with the latest road helmets.

Here are three more cool bikes to add to your collection.

All mountain bikes climb well and can handle super-technical trail riding.

These cross country racing machines are designed to be ridden fast.

These three entry level bikes are relatively light and offer reliable components, but with more reasonable price tags.

Three bikes that are well priced and built to be fast.

When it comes to racing, you want a superlight bike that can also handle massive amounts of power.

Most ProTour-sponsoring manufacturers now offer team replicas to the public.

In three days, four cyclists were killed on Quebec roads

The Midweek Cycling Club has had to cancel its May 16 race in Burlington, Ontario.

Joining a Learn-to-Race or weekly training session is a great way to get safer in a pack

Kabush takes second in men’s XC, Pendrel third in women’s event at Sea Otter

Geoff Kabush and Catharine Pendrel finished third in their respective short track races Saturday

Spring trade show a launching pad for new road and mountain bike products

Canadian cross country racing stars Geoff Kabush and Emily Batty get their racing under way

Shimano announces new 3×10 XT, SLX-level and non-series drivetrains.

First-ever Canadian team invited to biggest bike race in America

Five-time British national champion Helen Wyman is racing this weekend’s Tour of Bronte.

Six riders from across the country will race for Canada in month-long European campaign

David Veilleux and fellow Canadian Zach Bell to race in two French races next month for KBS

Canadians Michael Barry and Dominique Rollin will line up for the Milan – San Remo Saturday.

The 190 km Monte Paschi Strade Bianche was contested Saturday in Chianti.

Rising Canadian mountain bike star Emily Batty to race for global Trek World Racing team.

The yellow jersey won by Steve Bauer in 1990 raises money for Team Spidertech.

The seven-day B.C. Bike Race from Vancouver to Whistler has added a milder option for 2010.

New World Disorder series is coming to an end with NWD 10 Dust & Bones.

A nutritional guide for the week before the first race of the season.

Ryder Hesjedal is quite used to the roller coaster of pro cycling.

Road Test: 2010 BMC Pro Machine

Words of Wisdom from Canadian national track cycling team member Zach Bell.

Introducing the SH – WM81 for female mountain bikers.

Check out these two brake-sets for a little something different.

Mountain Bike: JAMIS DAKAR XCT 2

During competition, consider these tasty, easy-to-carry and easily digestible food options.

Without question the smartest upgrade you can make to your road bike is a new set of wheels.

The 24 Hours of Light marks its tenth year June 26-27 at Mt. Mac in Whitehorse, Yukon.

The Southern Chilcotin Mountains epitomize B.C.’s backcountry riding experience.

Canada’s national road cycling coach says it’s time to look ahead to the racing season.

Spring brings with it longer days, warmer weather, and most importantly, group rides.

Dan Dakin goes for a ride back in time with George Hincapie in this DVD.

Tucked away in the southeast corner of the Alps is the best kept secret in Europe.

Protect your eyes with the latest in cycling sunglasses.

Gus Alexandropoulos has the dirt on chain lubes.

Dan Dakin reads into The Time-Crunched Cyclist.

Road tires fall into one of two categories: no-compromise or more affordable.

In the dirt, the right tires can make the difference between finishing first or washing out.

Road Test: Trek Madone 6.9

Road Test: Pinarello Dogma 60.1 Di2

Food Network’s Bob Blumer has a delicious 5-minute solution for the hungry athlete.