UCI Turns World Bicycle Day Into a 24-Hour Global Ride
The UCI marked World Bicycle Day on June 3, 2026 with 24 hours of virtual rides, local events, and a push to get more people cycling.
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Demi Vollering Wins Giro Stage 5 as Van der Breggen Keeps Pink
Demi Vollering won Giro d’Italia Women stage 5 on June 3, 2026, while Anna van der Breggen kept the maglia rosa after the Dolomite mountain stage.
Anna van der Breggen Storms Into Pink With Stage 4 Giro d’Italia Women TT Win
Anna van der Breggen won the Belluno-Nevegal TT on June 2, 2026, taking the Giro d’Italia Women pink jersey with a clear GC statement.
NYC Starts Work to Complete McGuinness Boulevard Bike-Lane Redesign
NYC started McGuinness Boulevard construction, adding parking-protected bike lanes from Meeker Avenue to the Pulaski Bridge.
Michael Valgren Wins Giro Stage 17 in Andalo With Late Attack
Michael Valgren won Giro d’Italia stage 17 in Andalo from the breakaway, attacking under the flamme rouge after a fast, selective day.
Average Bike Speed: Realistic Beginner, Commuter, Road, and Trail Paces
Understand average bike speed by rider type, route, terrain, wind, stops, bike setup, and training level, without treating one number as universal.
Panasonic’s XEALT L3 E-Bike Gets Thru-Axles and Hydraulic Discs
Panasonic’s 2026 XEALT L3 e-bike launches in Japan in June with thru-axles, hydraulic discs, 700x38C tires, and a 238,000 yen MSRP.
Jonas Vingegaard Wins Giro Stage 16 in Pink at Cari
Jonas Vingegaard won Giro d’Italia stage 16 at Cari after attacking with just over 6 km to climb in the Maglia Rosa.
Specialized Says New S-Works Evade 4 Helmet Runs Cooler
Specialized’s S-Works Evade 4 road helmet lists 4D Cooling, Mips Air Node Pro pads, and a $349.99 U.S. price.
Per Strand Hagenes Wins Antwerp Port Epic From Late Breakaway
Per Strand Hagenes won the 2026 Antwerp Port Epic after attacking from a nine-rider breakaway in the final kilometer.
Federal Safe Streets Grant Deadline Arrives Tuesday for Bike-Safety Projects
U.S. DOT’s FY 2026 SS4A deadline is May 26, with nearly $993.5M available for road-safety planning and projects.
Pidcock and Stigger Win Nove Mesto XCO World Cup Races
Tom Pidcock and Laura Stigger won the May 24 Nove Mesto XCO World Cup races, with tight men’s tactics and a clear women’s victory.
Yara Kastelijn Wins Vuelta a Burgos Feminas After Neila Attack
Yara Kastelijn won the final Vuelta a Burgos Feminas stage at Lagunas de Neila and took her first Women’s WorldTour GC.
Fredrik Dversnes Steals Giro Stage 15 From the Sprinters in Milan
Fredrik Dversnes won Giro d’Italia stage 15 from a four-rider breakaway in Milan as the GC favorites finished safely.
Backroads Adds Custom Performance E-Bikes for 2026 Bike Trips
Backroads says its custom titanium performance e-bikes will be available on select U.S. and Europe biking trips from June 2026.
Tour Down Under Will Put Women on the Same Courses as Men in 2027
The 2027 Santos Tour Down Under plans same-day, same-route stages for women and men, pending final UCI calendar approval.
Specialized Adds Full Suspension to the Turbo Vado 3 X E-Bike
Specialized’s new Turbo Vado 3 X adds full suspension, an 840Wh battery, 810W motor system, and premium city/adventure features.
NYC Will Widen Sixth Avenue Protected Bike Lane Before the World Cup
New York City will widen Sixth Avenue’s protected bike lane from 6 to 10 feet on a busy Midtown stretch before World Cup matches begin.
CPSC Recalls Favoto, Foubeaka and Geniuss Bike Helmets Sold Online
CPSC recalled Favoto, Foubeaka and Geniuss bike helmets sold on Amazon and Temu because they can fail crash-protection rules.
Giro d’Italia 2026 Attrition Mounts as Crashes and Illness Thin the Field
The 2026 Giro d’Italia has been shaped by crashes, illness and time cuts, with the race field already thinned before the decisive mountain stages.
Cyclist Fighting For Life After Developing A Saddle Sore!
Ryan Busto, 41 years old Canadian was on a cycling trip in the US when he developed a rare flesh-eating infection. The infection set in when he got a saddle sore from cycling. According to sources close to him, he was with Tara Rosenberg, a friend. They were cycling in San Diego, California when Ryan … Read more
How Cycling Will Help You De-Stress Better Than Medication
Cycling helps you de-stress! Don’t just take my word for it. Studies have proven that cycling is an effective way to de-stress. I read Neil Shah, the founder and director of Stress Management Society comment: “Cycling is one of the most effective treatments for stress and in many cases has been proven to be as … Read more
How Cycling Makes You Smarter!
It is no secret that exercise has health benefits too numerous to recount. Aerobic exercise can extend your life, help you lose weight, and fight depression all at the same time. There is something about raising your heart rate and sweating a bit that works to heal a person’s body and ward off physical and … Read more
5 Best Tips to Hot Weather Cycling and Summer Cycling
Summer might be over for us, but worry not. Come spring, the heat wave will begin again. Not every part of the country is lucky enough to have proper seasons though. Some parts, such as Texas, are going through a tough time with a lot of humidity and a full-blown heat wave sweeping across the … Read more
The 6 Best Winter Cycling Locations In America
Biking is a great way to explore the world, no matter what the season is but not everyone has a suitable spot nearby. The good news for hiking enthusiasts is that hiking trails in the US and Canada offer perfect weather, stunning views, and convenient cycling all year round One thing I used to wonder … Read more
10 Old People Who Will Inspire You To Never Stop Biking
When he was 19, one of my friends biked everywhere. He biked to basketball practice, to class, to nights out, and his part-time job. He even rode the 15 miles to the nearest decent mountain bike trail so he could spend the day going up and down the side of the hill trails all day … Read more
17 Reasons Why You Should Ride A Bike
Everyone should learn to ride a bike. It’s as easy as learning to ride…well, a bike. And the thing is once you have learned is not something you ever forget you can do. Almost all of us learned to ride as kids. Most people remember all too well their first bike, and they do so … Read more
How Can You Prevent Injury While Cycling?
Beginners often sustain injuries when riding bicycles. Injuries, however, can easily be inflicted and treated. Read on to learn about cycling injuries. Cycling is a sport, and just like any other sport, there is always a risk of injury involved when you ride a bicycle. In the United States alone, over 130,000 bicyclists are injured … Read more
How to Commute In Winter- Cycling in Ottawa, Canada
Winter cycling offers the opportunity to retain, and even enhance, your cycling skills over the whole year. There are very few days during the winter in which cycling becomes impossible. If you’re able to cross-country ski, then you’re ready to cycle. The secret to successful winter cycling is that you stay warm and dry, maintain … Read more
Best Cycling Routes — Scenic Roads To Enjoy Your Ride
Cycling holds limitless adventures for us all and what’s better than experiencing an adventure in some breathtaking landscapes? From the high peaks of Blue Ridge Parkway to the red rocky coastline of Pacific Coast Highway, we have the best routes in the USA and worldwide like the La Route Verte (Canada) and the EuroVelo 6 … Read more
20 Reasons Why Fixie Bikes Are the Ultimate Hipster Bikes
Hipsters and fixies go together like Donald Trump and are completely out of sync with the reality of everyday life. It is ridiculous but absolutely true! For anyone out there who thinks that Trump somehow has a clue about the real world, or is some sort of entrepreneurial tycoon behemoth, just remember this: When Donald … Read more
The Psychology Of Cycling: Major Mental Health Benefits Of Cycling
Life has become a relentless race now, but cycling allows for the simple pleasure that can sweep us off the daily hurdles. Cycling is more than a sport, it has always been more than that, some have realized it sooner than others but this is the kind of sport that can change our lives for … Read more
Can Cycling Increase My Vertical Jumps? Let’s Find Out!
A vertical jump, or you can say a vertical leap, is exactly what you think it is. That’s right! You jump upwards in the air. Why does one do that? Good question. I used to think that too until I did some research and found out that vertical jumps help build endurance. In a vertical … Read more
How To Start Cycling If You Are Old In 10 Steps!
The one activity that knows no age limit is cycling! Ask me, I will be 58 in a few months and I still have these knees riding the bicycle! I picked up cycling again when I was 50 years old and retired from my job. Were there any precautions? Well, yes. You did not expect … Read more
Guilty As Charged: Pedestrian Charged Rightly In Killing A 77-Year-Old Cyclist!
49-year-old Aurilo Grey was found guilty of creating circumstances that lead to the death of Celia Ward, A 77-year-old cyclist. The sentence will be handed down on 2nd March while the dispute initially began over the cyclist riding over the pavement, the police are still unable to determine if the pavement was actually a shared-use … Read more
Bike Of The Future: What is The Future of Cycling?
Do you remember watching the Jetsons when you were little? They showed a fantastic future, with robotic maids, flying cars and so much more. How do you envision the future of bicycles? I mean, we already have amazing electric bikes, but have you ever wondered what’s next? What Are The New Trends In The Bicycle … Read more
9 Environmental Benefits of Cycling
Did you know that there are 880 thousand bikes in Amsterdam which are owned by almost 811 thousand people? There are more bikes than people in Amsterdam. Amazing isn’t it? Why am I telling you this? Good question! Well, do you know that studies have shown that Amsterdam has a better AQI (air quality index) … Read more
Best Cycling Headphones: Updated Picks
The right headphones with the required features can make all the difference don’t you agree? They make riding fun! Yes! I do understand your concern about being cut off from your environment as soon as you plug in the headset. But do you know that there are now bone-conduction headphones that do not cut off … Read more
How To Choose The Right Cycling Backpack
Cycling can be fun and you may want to do it over and over again. This is always an experience that you don’t want to forget due to the fun which it offers. However, it is important to note that experiencing all the above benefits depends on the materials that you are making use of … Read more
Top 30 Most Interesting Cycling Jobs Ever
The world of cycling is a vast one indeed. In China alone, there are over 450 million cyclists, making it one of the most popular forms of self-powered transport in the world. There is a huge range of jobs that you can take up if you are a cyclist, or if you are into cycling … Read more
58 Milestones from Bicycle History You Must Know
Bicycles have been a big part of our society for a while now; almost everyone in the First World has learned to ride a bike at some point. We all remember our first lessons from when we were kids, and of course, our first awesome wipeout. These are our own personal biking milestones of course, … Read more
Winterizing Your Freehubs for Winter and Ice Biking
Winterizing a freehub is simply overhauling it with the right lubricant. This piece should help you decide whether you need to winterize your freehub and get you through the procedure if you decide to try. Manufacturers assemble freehubs with varying amounts of fairly thick grease in the bearings and pawls. At temperatures below about 20 … Read more
All You Need To Know About Winter Cycling Caps, Hats And Headgear
What’s there to know about keeping a head warm? You put on a hat and that’s all. But wait! There’s more to it. You lose a lot of heat through your head. When icebiking, the heat loss through your head can be a blessing if you are working up a sweat. However, most of the … Read more