
Shimano Fuels Advocacy Efforts In Europe
Shimano Europe has announced the relaunch of its State of the Nation report; a comprehensive study designed to inform, inspire, and highlight the company’s advocacy projects across Europe. Shimano, one

Last Weekend’s School Yard Cross had no shortage of great races and moments. It also did not have a shortage of great photographers to capture them. Terri Irsik of Sportshutter was one of them.
She has the ability to capture some great moments, whether it is a crazy smile from a
racer in the moment, a jump, or even a fall. Check out some of her shots of Schoolyard Cross and other events at her website, Sportshutter.

Shimano Europe has announced the relaunch of its State of the Nation report; a comprehensive study designed to inform, inspire, and highlight the company’s advocacy projects across Europe. Shimano, one

The bicycle industry has experienced a turbulent journey over the past few years. According to a recent study by investment specialists from Houlihan Lokey and Kearney, the industry is now

Cycling is a beautiful contradiction. It’s a sport of numbers—watts, miles, cadence, elevation—but it’s also a simple pleasure: two wheels, open road, and the rhythm of your breath. Somewhere between

By Tom Danielson, Owner and Coach-CINCH Cycling Do you ever get back from a ride and have no idea what to eat? You’re dazed, you’re tired, and your brain is doing that

By Tom Danielson, Owner and Coach-CINCH Cycling Stop Obsessing Over Carbs Per Hour and Start Obsessing About This! In cycling right now, everyone is obsessed with carbs per hour. 90g per hour.

By Tom Danielson, Owner and Coach-CINCH Cycling This past weekend I spent some time in a fast group doing paceline work in extremely windy conditions. It was one of those