Gallery of the Cannondale Garmin training camp
The Cannondale Garmin have been training on Majorca over the past few weeks, as well as taking part in the Mallorca Challenge. Below is a number of photos from the training camp which the team have posted. They have been involved in various types of training, including testing on the track, training for team time trials aswell as getting into...
Stage 4 of the Tour of Qatar 2015 (VIDEO)
Alexander Kristoff (Katusha) took his second stage win at this year's Tour of Qatar beating Peter Sagan (Tinkoff-Saxo) into second place with Nikias Arndt (Giant-Alpecin) in third. Niki Terpstra (Etixx Quick Step) hung onto the leader's jersey, but will have a tough battle on his hands during today's stage. 1 Alexander Kristoff (Nor) Team Katusha 2 Peter Sagan (Svk) Tinkoff-Saxo...
Competition time again
We've an amazing prize to give away tomorrow... The winner will get a Colombière Defense Training Jacket from the guys over at Galibier . Last week they launched their new website and to celebrate they have given us one Colombière jacket to give away to one lucky person. Check back tomorrow for details on how to enter... In the...
Before you head home
Just some funny bike fails to wind down with after a hard day in the office. Be careful if you're commuting on a bike tonight and don't cycle through any big puddles or attempt to hit the local skate park.
Mikael Colville-Andersen: The Importance of Designing Streets Instead of Engineering Them
A cycling non cyclist Mikael Colville-Andersen explains how the automobile changed the streets of our cities, and how a century of traffic engineering has ruined our cities. What if we used direct human observation and basic design principles in urban planning, in order to try and make transport more effective and to rebuild our live-able cities?
Why we shouldn’t cycle with a helmet – an interesting and provocative talk
At a TEDx talk, Copenhagen's bicycle ambassador, Mikael Colville-Andersen, talks about how important the bicycle is for liveable cities and how bicycle helmets are threatening bicycle culture. Colville-Andersen is a Danish-Canadian urban designer and urban mobility expert. He is the CEO of Copenhagenize Design Company, which he founded in 2009, and he works with cities and governments around the world...
Roller Battles: Two enter, one emerges
The Rhino Rush team show some skills on the rollers during their training session at the Endurance Training Center. Boys being boys these quickly escalated into one on one roller battles with plenty of skill and plenty spills.
Former Junior World Champion Mark Scanlon back on the bike
Former Junior World RR Champion, Mark Scanlon, was amongst those who lined up at the Junior Tour Ulster Sportive at the weekend. The Sligoman is on the list of illustrious winners of the Junior Tour of Ireland, having taken victory in 1998, the same year that he would win the World Championships in the Netherlands. It seems that he was...
Stage 3 of the Tour of Qatar 2015 (VIDEO)
The third stage of the Tour of Qatar consisted of a 10.9 kilometre out and back route at the Lusail Circuit. Fabian Cancellara and World TT champion Bradley Wiggins were amongst the favourites to take the win but it was last year's Paris Roubaix winner, Niki Terpstra who prevailed. The Dutchman also took the overall lead. 1 Niki Terpstra (Ned)...
Do you have a 3D printer in the garage?
If you do then why not build your own bike with it. That is exactly what Adrian Smith did. He uses 3D Printing technology to manufacture the moulds for his CAD-based designs, and then uses carbon fibre fabric to lay over the moulds and produce the final parts.
Fastest bike ever versus a Ferrari Scuderia
This rocket-powered bike ridden by Frenchman Francois Gissy is incredible. It was designed by his friend Arnold Neracher and propulsion for the bike is provided by a rocket system built by a Swiss company called Exotic Thermo Engineering. It is powered by liquid hydrogen peroxide (the tank can contain 12.5 litres of H2O2 at 86% concentration) that generates steam at...
Don’t mention the German to Mark Cavendish
Despite an impressive start to the season, Mark Cavendish is still not entirely happy. The Manxman has just finished the Dubai Tour where he won two stages as well as the overall. This follows on from his stage win in the Tour de San Luis. However, according to Sporza, he was unhappy with the line of questioning at a press conference...