Matthew Pioro

As the North American season gets underway, Alexis Cartier and Andrew L’Esperance put their privateer programs to the test

Florence Normand, Nadia Gontova, Kiara Lylyk and Jenaya Francis have become a close-knit group on Winspace Orange Seal

The new front light and camera increases safety on your rides

In an in-depth interview, the Comox Valley cross country rider discusses racing with Scott-SRAM, seat grabs and the season ahead

One of the most stressful things that can happen while testing a new machine

Mix-surface machines by Bottecchia, Scott and Devinci

Refined pedal-assist paired with performance frames

Elevated comfort and power transfer

Navigation, training and more

From the velodrome to the road with Tudor Pro Cycling

On the podcast, learn how a mountain biker went from singletrack to the Alpecin-Deceuninck development team

How the Olympian got a spot on Tudor Pro Cycling’s development team

Two notable sunnies from the 2025 range

Why it’s important to actually play with bikes

Comete SL MIPS, Velo Hinge 2.0, Vector 4Seasons

A sleek, fast bike with a fit that works for all riders

Winning virtual events requires specific skills, but you can lose those abilities through no fault of your own

Kit for less-than-ideal conditions will get you on the roads and trails whatever the weather

Sorting through the many options on bikes designed for rough routes

Interviews with six new maple-leaf jersey wearers from cyclocross nationals in Lévis, Que.

The platforms developed through Ekoi are innovative, but will they find traction with riders?

Pros talk heckling and a rider confronts the guy who burned him, twice

Diligent carbon-fibre design and well-chosen components add up to an elevated entry-level bike in the Argon 18 Equation

In-depth talks with riders at the Grands Prix Cyclistes de Québec et de Montréal reveal what’s ahead for the nation’s athletes

The Oakville, Ont., rider on Ineos Grenadiers had one of his biggest days ever

And the current crop of top athletes as we saw them yesterday

The agile mix-wheel machine makes it a blast to move people and stuff

‘If I couldn’t win, what’s the point?’

Ahead of the GPCQM, the Osgoode, Ont., athlete is learning what type of rider he is, and reveals why he’s leaving birds behind

The Slovenian superstar feels one of the two races will be harder for him

Plus: Derek Gee and a Grands Prix Cyclistes de Québec et de Montréal preview

First impressions of the speedy machine that now sits at the top of the U.S. bike maker’s lineup

Insights from a Toronto cyclist and engineering scientist who’s been working with an artificial intelligence-like training platform for roughly 10 years

One Canadian was at the heart of getting the young discipline into the Games

A story in this issue of the magazine changed my mind on a cycling matter

We’re still seeing the effects of the 1974 road championships in Montreal

Ashlin Barry, son of two pro cyclists, is set for more cycling successes with the stars and stripes

A revamped frame that slices through the wind and sails up climbs

Tip and tricks that will help you to pedal well when the temperature is high

Gunnar and Isabella Holmgren set themselves up for Paris 2024 in critical cross country races

Two company insiders discuss features and design. Plus, first-ride impressions from a Canadian Cycling Magazine tester

It can be a revelation

Plus, a ride in the Israel-Premier Tech team car as a young Canadian makes his race debut

Both the climber from Ottawa and the sprinter from Victoria crashed and suffered multiple injuries

Even with riders like Milan, Merlier and Kooij at the race, the young fastman on Israel-Premier Tech could be in the mix for stage podiums

Sean Moretti offers encouragement to a Canuck making his debut at the Italian Grand Tour

The Ottawa rider’s goals are driving him on as the end of this career is not so far away

The frame is easier on your body, while making you faster

The triple crown winner looks back at his amazing feat, and ahead to how the Slovenian sensation might do the same this season

April 19 marks a notable spin by a Swiss chemist

A look at how each device looks out for you

The versatile rig lets the brand offer a lower price point machine that can move gear and kids

The mullet e-cargo bike features top-of-the-line design and accessories

How the e-cargo bike changed the way a family got around

The made-in-Canada bike blends lively handling with a ride quality for big days out

Pedal assist can support your rides in surprising ways

The company’s product development manager on engineering fun

Sometimes you can reinvigorate cycling in your life by returning to the start

Trips to school, soccer and the grocery store gain some pep

Teammates are keeping the identity a secret

A little help to get by your friends

A climber’s bike with aerodynamics for the inclines

The component comes with three elastomers to chose from

Take the all-road bike on an around-the-world trek or adventures close to home

A two-day jaunt on the roads and trails near Boulder, Colo., reveals features of the new kit

Strong legs and head games at the Milton Nations Cup

Both lids are fast and light, but one is speedier, while the other has less mass

The Taiwan-based company releases a drop-bar rig for more adventurous (read: bumpier) terrain

A premium mix of comfort and speed

The two riders took their feelings of grief and transformed them in competition

Very different riders who helped one another grow as athletes and friends

The tread-together BB can keep a crankset spinning and creak-free in a press-fit frame

A spry aluminum bike in its element on rough terrain

The direct-drive unit, as well as the latest Kickr Bike, can ship data over Wi-Fi

The Canadian brand debuts an aluminum bike for gravel adventures

The company expands from software to hardware to make it easier for new users to ride in Watopia

More features, routes and races are rolling out now and into the winter

The flagship aero road bike gets simplified, a little, sheds some weight and goes faster

The mid-tier set is looking a lot like its top-end siblings with Di2 and 12-speed cassettes

Why a video record of the view from behind can be critical resource

Because a pro busted a wheel, the climber’s hoops, as well as the aero Roval Rapide CLX II, are now much more durable in a tubeless setup

The latest hoops from the Italian brand have a new (mini) hook

New head units designed with Stages have top-notch data display

The aero racer for rough roads sports a beefy down tube and round seatpost

KinetiCore creates crumples zones around your head

The latest device from the Cochrane, Alta., company for measuring your watts

The rider on the continental Israel Cycling Academy showed he could be in the mix with the sport’s best

The new hoops are joined by AR and GX tubeless tires for rough routes

The new trainer could be perfect for early spring as you start to ride outside, and then the weather chases you back inside once again

Israel-Premier Tech’s mission is to elevate cycling in the Middle Eastern country as well as the state’s image. Yet, with five riders and many staff members from the North, the outfit could bring Canadian cycling to new heights, too

New frame mixes stability and agility for sensible gravel riding

The Montreal company launches a new frame designed for hunting podiums

Getting faster on rough surfaces and through turbulent air

A sharp mix of comfort and speed

The best ways to go nowhere fast this winter

The Classics rider gives an emotional talk to young Israeli riders about his early days in cycling

His Israel Start-Up Nation teammates look out for him, and tease him a little

Feedback from the fast guys informs the 2022 bike

How the Montreal rider distinguished himself at the muddy Hell of the North