Matthew Pioro

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

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

Also, a tour of the revamped lineup of bikes and bags for mixed-surface adventures

The right reductions raise the performance of this road machine

“I’ve always liked cooking, and eating. You have to like eating as a cyclist,” Gunnar Holmgren says with a laugh. […]

Ottawa native usually targets stages in Spain or climbs in Quebec

The top-end road group gets wireless shifting, 12-speed cassettes, new wheels and more

The multi-sport event is fraught with problems, and the pandemic adds more of them

The Saguenay, Que., rider gets a short rest before the Italian Grand Tour resumes

The retired pro from Langley, B.C,. shares his wisdom that comes out of years of racing and exploring, and talks about an old fear and current projects

House brand of the Waterloo, Wis., company focuses on aerodynamics and stability to get you more speed

Film about Sarnia , Ont., event shows how bikes became important for better living, and better dying

Siobhan Kelly’s season in Belgium was cut short by one race

A versatile wind-cheater

A fast titanium rig for rough routes

A name from 20 years ago on a bike that’s very now

Explore far from home or the corners of your own neighbourhood

A three-way battle between lightness, stiffness and aerodynamics produces a finely balanced machine

An elite bike with democratic tendencies

Control your Zwift avatar’s side-to-side movement

The smart, on-wheel device will connect to any virtual training platform

The trainer requires a bit of setup but delivers a high-end experience

New features include automatic calibration, squishy feet and a networked connection

Plus 12 others that are pretty all right, too

Race it, or don’t. The bike by the Morgan Hill, Calif.-based company gives you high performance for any type of ride you want to do

Fans of the Italian brand and rough rides are in luck, as long as they aren’t superstitious about the number 13

Optimize your adventure setup

Your ebike years are already here

The pro road machine gets more aerodynamic and a big vote of confidence

From a busy street in Toronto to the cobbles of Paris-Roubaix, and back

Montreal has been hit hard by COVID-19. A bike race could be what the metropolitan area needs, if that race makes it to its own start line

A seemingly objective fact used as slander

What happens to a lightweight performance bike when a company reduces its drag?

The founder of Pillar Heights took what he knew about making clothing fit right to personal health protection

Three riders will cover 752 km on the world’s longest winter road in mid-March

And why I won’t

The Montreal-based group has expanded its focus from communities abroad to those here at home

What do we give up when we head to the bumpy stuff?

Almost too nice for gravel, almost

Watch defending champion smoothly take on the grass and mud in Nicholls Oval Park in Peterborough, Ont.

In Peterborough and the Kawarthas, you can ride quiet roads, and then take in a vibrant town

You have to 700 see it to 650(b)elieve it

The Australian fast man looks back at his 2018 double and the strategies and tactics within the Canadian Classics

Make your favourite roasted, grilled or smoked chicken and baste it with the adobo barbecue sauce for the final 30 minutes of cooking. Serve with grains, greens and avocado corn relish

Successfully balancing aerodynamics and comfort

Climbs in Canada you could attempt Everesting on

A shop owner from Peterborough, Ont., pushed for some significant features of the GRX line

Mix in all types of fun

Daniel de Visé’s biography brings the three-time Tour de France winner back into the centre of U.S. cycling

Molly Hurford’s latest book delivers adventure on and beyond the bike

A lively handmade Italian gravel bike

The Toronto-based frame builder inspired a generation of cyclists

A power trainer with a simulation environment and a budget conscious price tag

A trainer without a fly wheel that offers something a little different

A deluxe pain-cave package with a climbing simulator, smart trainer and fan

The cycling cap is more than just an accessory for many cyclists

“This roast-chicken recipe is sort of like gluing tubulars: it’s conceptually simple but the difference between good enough and great is in the details.”

Carter Woods of Cumberland, B.C., puts in another strong performance in Peterborough, Ont.

A balanced made in Italian super frame with carbon-fibre tubes fit into carbon-fibre lugs

Fall means less daylight, so send out some lumens to see and be seen.

Gear for before and after the race

A Latin American dish from the former pro’s recipe book

When you must mix riding and non-riding activities on your journey, this wheeled luggage can carry what you need

A De Rosa commuter bike, a means to ride a trainer for eight hours and more

More from the trade-show floor in Friedrichshafen, Germany