“Cycling activism” boils down to incoherent tirades, and anti-bicycle ideas lose all common sense.

If you believe that bicycles and bike lanes are the greatest threat to modern society, then you are undoubtedly pleased with this buzz that has gained popularity on the internet and in newspapers. The fighters on the front lines of “cycling activism” bravely resist the growing popularity of bicycles in Russia. Continue reading →

Every cyclist dreams of riding light motorcycles from the movie “Tron”.Revolights, a set of LED lights that attach to the wheels, brings this dream closer to reality, and the new integrated version makes this system simpler and lighter than the original bolt-on set. Continue reading →

Portland (Oregon, USA) is widely known for its love of coffee, charming bistro carts, local breweries, and of course, television shows that love to mock all of it. However, another attraction of the city is MTB, which stands for mountain biking. If you’re not afraid of getting wet under the endless Portland rain, that is. To remedy this unfortunate weather situation, there is a covered MTB track called Lumberyard, which can operate year-round. Cyclists can enjoy the best obstacles created using software more suited for video game development than constructing an IRL track. Continue reading →

Today we will discuss a slightly frivolous topic, but there may be something to it. I am not a professional athlete, but many cyclists shave their legs for various reasons – tradition, for appearance, and for practical benefits.

This week, for the first time in six months, I had the opportunity to ride my bike in shorts instead of winter tights. And now I am considering making even bigger sacrifices for the sake of my favorite sport – shaving my legs.

Among professionals, this practice has long been common.

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The greatest British Paralympic athlete of our time, Sarah Storey – or Dame Sarah Storey, as she has been since New Year – is due to give birth in June, but she is not giving up cycling.“I already train for only 12-18 hours a week, so I’m not cutting back on workouts for now.”” – she says. Continue reading →