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UCI announces major regulatory overhaul: Front jersey pockets banned and bike computer sizes limited
The UCI Management Committee has signed off on a series of significant regulatory reforms targeting equipment, rider safety, and the yellow card system. These updates will phase in over the coming seasons, with the earliest changes taking effect next month. by: Félix Serna The ban on front jersey pockets (Effective July 1, 2026) In an immediate move ... Read more
Eight Bills. One Mission.
How we helped shape a landmark year for roadway safety in Colorado. By: Jacqueline Claudia Executive Director, The White Line This month, Colorado passed eight major roadway safety bills into law that the White Line team and supporters played a critical role in getting passed. And while these bills now carry official names and bill numbers, what I ... Read more
10 Essential Laws to Know When Traveling with Bicycle
By: Lawyers 4 Cyclists Cycling has become increasingly popular as a mode of transportation, especially when traveling. It’s an eco-friendly, fun, and healthy way to explore new places. But have you ever wondered about the different laws and regulations that apply to bicycles when you’re on the move? In this blog post, we’ll dive into ... Read more
Boost Your Ride: Simple Comfort Upgrades That Won’t Slow You Down
Comfort is a key factor for long rides, and US cyclists are always looking for ways to enhance their experience without sacrificing performance. This article addresses a common concern for both casual riders and serious enthusiasts, offering practical upgrades that can make a significant difference on those extended outings. Smarter adjustments to your fit, tires, ... Read more
Vancouver Island Trails Booby-Trapped: A Wake-Up Call for Cyclists Everywhere
by Stephane Pelletier Troubling reports are circulating online after popular trail systems in the Comox Valley were found booby-trapped with sharp metal spikes. The crude devices, often referred to as caltrops, have reportedly been spotted on the ground near trailheads and multi-use areas frequented by dirt bikers, horseback riders, mountain bikers, and hikers. On June 15, ... Read more
Pre-Waxed Chains: The Future of Low-Maintenance Cycling for Cyclists
For over four decades, oil-based wet lubricants have dominated bicycle drivetrain maintenance, favored by casual riders and pro teams alike for their cheap cost and all-weather adaptability. But the global drivetrain supply chain is undergoing a seismic shift: KMC, the world’s largest bicycle chain manufacturer by production volume, has expanded its full-speed lineup of factory ... Read more
Gravel Worlds 2026 – The Grassroots Phenomenon Continues
By Gary Robinson, AvidCyclist.com As the sport of gravel cycling has exploded into a global phenomenon, finding an event that stays true to the roots of the discipline is a rare treasure. Enter Lauf Gravel Worlds®, returning for its 17th anniversary in Lincoln, Nebraska. Set for August 19-23, 2026, Gravel Worlds has established itself not ... Read more
Your Bike Is a Time Machine: The Science of How Cycling Adds Years to Your Life — and Life to Your Years
If you are looking for the fountain of youth, you might want to stop looking in the supplement aisle and start looking in your garage. For years, we have known that regular cycling provides immense health benefits, from weight management to improved joint health. But a massive wave of new scientific research published in 2025 ... Read more
Remembering Riley O’Neil: A Call to Action for Safer Streets Amid Cycling Tragedies
O’Neil was doored in a non-protected bike lane. “No more people should die in the streets because their lives are not valued as much as driver convenience,” said one organizer. By John Greenfield SFStreetsblog Last Friday, Chicago Department of Transportation Complete Streets Planner Riley O’Neil, 35, was cycling in a paint-only bike lane when he was killed by ... Read more
Empire State Trail: A $1.87 Billion Boost for Local Economies and Cycling Advocacy
by Brian K. Mahoney A new economic impact study finds that New York’s Empire State Trail has become far more than a recreational amenity. The 750-mile trail network now generates an estimated $1.87 billion in annual economic activity, supports nearly 10,000 jobs, and delivers outsized benefits to communities across the Hudson Valley and beyond. Commissioned by Parks ... Read more
