Pedal disasters, wide-tyre ubiquity and more: Six tech lessons from Paris-Roubaix Trends, learnings and reflections from the Queen of the Classics Cycling News · Apr 13
Did a piece of £15 plastic cost Mathieu van der Poel his chance of victory at Paris-Roubaix? With several Alpecin-Premier Tech riders using prototype Shimano pedals, Van der Poel was left without a bike at a crucial point Cycling Weekly · Apr 13
Huge tyres, off-road rear mechs, and single chainrings galore: All the tech we spotted at Paris-Roubaix There were new hacks and trends on show at this year's cobbled Hell of the North Cycling Weekly · Apr 13
'I will be back, maybe not next year' – Tadej Pogačar defers history-making after second place at Paris-Roubaix World champion beaten in sprint by Wout van Aert after 'no regrets' performance Cycling Weekly · Apr 12
Did Shimano's new pedals cost Mathieu van der Poel victory at Paris-Roubaix? Quick-thinking Tibor Del Grosso saves the team from complete embarrassment, but Christophe Roodhoft takes the blame for putting half the team on different pedals Cycling News · Apr 12
Mathieu van der Poel's Paris-Roubaix derailed by double mechanical in Forest of Arenberg Reigning champion couldn't clip into Jasper Philipsen's bike, so walks back to collect his own as Tibor Del Grosso swaps wheels Cycling News · Apr 12
Mid-race scare for Tadej Pogačar after puncture, neutral spare bike sees race favourite off the back at Paris-Roubaix Untimely puncture at 120km to go sees World Champion forced onto Shimano neutral bike Cycling News · Apr 12
Why was Tadej Pogačar running mismatched tyres and wheels at Paris-Roubaix? The world champion had a 35mm front tyre and a 32mm rear tyre, as well as mismatched wheels – but why? And could tyre and wheel choice really be that decisive? Cycling Weekly · Apr 12
Unorthodox and indecisive: Everything we know from Paris-Roubaix recon so far Some brand new tech, some old hacks, and some big decisions for the big riders to make ahead of Sunday Cycling News · Apr 11
One-by Shimano drivetrain with XTR Di2 rear derailleur spotted on Joshua Tarling's Pinarello Dogma F ahead of Paris-Roubaix Several Ineos Grenadiers riders will be trialing some creative tech to negotiate the extreme cobble sectors of the bumpiest and most brutal Monument on the WorldTour calendar Cycling Weekly · Apr 10
Ineos Grenadiers trialling hybrid wireless MTB groupset for Paris-Roubaix, but not for the reason you might expect British squad also appear to be using Scope’s second-tier wheels in favour of 'fish-scale' Artech models Cycling News · Apr 10
Paris-Roubaix tech predictions 2026: What we expect to see in the pits at the Queen of the Classics The Roubaix tech playbook is pretty well rehearsed by now, but there’s always scope for going off-script Cycling News · Apr 9
A mud-bath, an over-inflated spare tyre, and a domestique holding the cobblestone trophy – Servais Knaven relives his iconic Paris-Roubaix victory 25 years on Dutchman tells Cyclingnews how Domo-Farm Frites-Latexco completed a historic podium sweep, plus the one big change which has allowed Tadej Pogačar to thrive on the pavé Cycling News · Apr 7
A Peloton without the price tag? I've completed dozens of rides on the Zwift Ride & Wahoo KICKR CORE indoor bike combo, and it's great The Zwift Ride and KICKR CORE is one of the best mid-range smart bikes on the market, with a good build quality and impressive performance for the price. TechRadar · Mar 29
Cycling News · Mar 27 Mathieu van der Poel debuts the unreleased Canyon Endurace at E3 – What does this mean for the Paris-Roubaix arms race? Are we about to see the comeback of Roubaix-specific bikes again?
Cycling Weekly · Mar 27 'A feast and a famine' – why are profits falling for major bike brands? Industry challenges are coming from all corners of the world
Cycling Weekly · Mar 26 Benno RemiDemi XL Review: a cool cargo bike that largely delivers on its core purpose, but can it really replace an SUV? Just as outdoor brands have transformed rugged into high-street fashion, Benno aims to do the same for the school run. I put their 'SUV-inspired' RemiDemi XL to the test to see if its hauling ability matches its hype
Cycling News · Mar 25 Cannondale Synapse Carbon 2 review: Dependable and sure footed, but not as exciting to ride as some of the best endurance bikes on the market The Synapse Carbon 2 is a solid endurance bike that provides a smooth, refined ride. It will handle almost anything you throw at it, but it isn't the most exciting or fast-feeling bike to ride.
Cycling News · Mar 20 Felt returns with an all-new aero bike: Good on paper, but a let-down in the real world The Nexar is reasonably aero, extremely light, and an absolute handful to ride
Cycling Weekly · Mar 20 Cervelo Aspero-5 review: may not be the world’s best gravel bike but it could be the best all-round bike you could possibly want Aero features might not be much use in the mud, but there aren't many faster multi-surface bikes than this.
Cycling Weekly · Mar 18 We Are Cyclists: Shimano’s new film charts the rise of the All Bodies on Bikes movement Five years after All Bodies on Bikes, the new documentary serves as a reminder that cycling is not defined by speed, distance or appearance
Cycling News · Mar 18 'It doesn’t look very good but it pays off' –Jasper Philipsen wins a Classic wearing odd shoes, and one is unreleased Sprinter forced to swap his left shoewith just 20km to go
Cycling Weekly · Mar 17 Cinelli Speciale Corsa XCR review: if you're going to mess with a modern-classic, you have to at least be better than you were before. This 3D printed version just isn't Through the XCR project Columbus and Cinelli made an old-school material cool again, but has the 3D printing on show here added magic, or just complexity?
Cycling Weekly · Mar 17 First look at LOOK’s new gravel pedals: a lightweight race option and adventure-ready platform join the popular X-Track LOOK says 90% of gravel riders are served by its existing X-Track pedals; here's what's new for the remaining 10%
Cycling News · Mar 17 Shimano hits back at claims that it broke the law, despite agreeing to pay $11.5m civil penalty following crankset recall CPSC Says the company 'failed to immediately report' the hazardous defect, as failures date back 10 years prior to the recall being announced