Cycling Anti-Doping Initiative: New Power Monitoring System Launches 2028

Cycling's anti-doping authorities are developing a power monitoring system to detect suspicious performance improvements starting in 2028.

Cycling's anti-doping authorities are developing a power monitoring system to detect suspicious performance improvements starting in 2028.

An emerging cyclist's move to a top team signals serious backing for a rising talent, but the transition brings significant pressure and demands.

Police in Cumru seek community tips after a stolen bicycle case, highlighting how public awareness leads to recovery.

A defendant arrested while riding a stolen bike to his own bail hearing—the case reveals how desperation and cycling theft collide in the legal system.

Professional cycling teams mark time trial bikes with colored stickers to document aerodynamic modifications, track frame specifications, and identify individual bikes in team fleets.

Boise's Twilight Criterium returns July 11, offering evening racing on the established ACC course for local and regional cyclists.

Disc brake standards transformed how professional cyclists measure stopping power, safety, and equipment fairness.

Steel hybrid bikes with dual disc brakes deliver reliable commuting performance through rain and snow without the weight penalty of specialty bikes.

Communities celebrate Independence Day through bike-powered parades, combining patriotic tradition with human-powered transportation.

Professional cyclists at the 2026 Tour will race bikes engineered to cut through air with unprecedented precision, from frame aerodynamics to 550-gram weight reductions in time trial machines.