Latest articles by Kristin Jenny
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Star triathlete Taylor Knibb to take on world's fastest cyclists in the Olympic time trial
Colorado-based 26-year-old Taylor Knibb will be representing Team USA in both the individual time trial and triathlon at the Paris Olympics.
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The Paris Olympics start this weekend: Here’s how and when to watch the cycling action
Don’t miss a second of Olympic cycling action whether you’re tuning in from the U.S. or U.K.
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Meet the cyclist who's going to the Paris Olympics to row
Cyclist Caileigh Filmer of Team Blue Ridge Twenty24 is headed to her third Olympics to row.
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13 things you didn’t know about Biniam Girmay, the first Black rider to win a Tour de France stage
Meet the Eritrean rider making history with three Tour de France stage wins to his name and wearing the green jersey
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12 things you didn’t know about American Matteo Jorgenson, Vingegaard's lieutenant at the Tour
The Team Visma-Lease a Bike rider is one of just three Americans riding in the Tour de France this year but he's got a lot of responsibility
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After 12 years, DNA Pro Cycling team will fold after the 2024 season
Team principals to retire the program due to the growing high demand on time and resources
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In the wake of the Zwift Ride launch, a challenger appears from Caveworks
Caveworks, a small U.S.-based indoor cycling company, today launched the Rivet, a steel, indoor-specific bike compatible with most smart trainers.
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It's been 3 years since a US rider won a stage in the Tour de France, Powless hopes to break the drought
After a 13-day stint in the Polka Dot jersey last year, Powless to hunt for a stage win this year
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These are the best and worst cities for biking in the U.S. and beyond - is your hometown on the list?
Bicycling advocacy nonprofit PeopleForBikes has released its annual city ratings, highlighting the most bike-friendly communities across the country.
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New legislation seeks to suspend tariffs and incentivize bike manufacturing in the U.S.
Earl Blumenauer's Domestic Bicycle Product Act proposes multiple methods to encourage brands to manufacture their bikes in the U.S. instead of overseas.
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EF Education-Cannondale’s Veronica Ewers to take remainder of season off to address mental and physical health
EF Education-Cannondale’s Veronica Ewers announced today that she will not be racing for the remainder of 2024.
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Forget the superbikes of Unbound, meet the $180 Walmart bikes that survived the 200 miles across the infamous Flint Hills
The folks from the Colorado-based bike manufacturer Rodeo Labs tapped into the “spirit of gravel” by showing up to the Unbound 200 start line on… get ready for it… Walmart-brand beach cruisers.
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Panaracer’s new Gravelking tire colorways will have you green - or purple - with envy
The tires come in three treads with two new colorways: Matcha and Panaracer Purple with black or brown sidewalls.
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Gaza adaptive athletes find hope on two wheels with Paris Paralympics on the horizon
A Palestinian paracycling team based in war-torn Gaza now uses its bikes to transport food and supplies to local neighborhoods while keeping the Paralympic dream alive
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These are our favorite deals from REI's Memorial Day sale
REI's annual anniversary sale features deals of up to 30% off cycling gear like bike lights, bike tools, tires, footwear and apparel.
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Not headed to Unbound? Try Rebound, the world's biggest gravel event, instead
Rebound 2024 is the world’s largest gravel event and can be joined by anyone, from anywhere in a one-day celebration of self-reliance through gravel cycling.
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235 watts for 12.5 hours: Mathieu Bélanger-Barrette’s grueling gravel FKT captured in 'The Seven Phases of Madness’ documentary
The lighthearted documentary follows Bélanger-Barrette’s single-day journey on the rugged gravel trails of Eastern Canada
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Chris King switches to a new hub system, offering universal compatibility
This is not a performance-based evolution but a customer-oriented one, lowering the overall cost of ownership and increasing the useful life of each hub
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‘It is a rallying cry for change’ - The White Line Foundation honors teen cyclist killed by driver with memorial ride
Magnus White, 17, was struck and killed by a driver while on a training ride in Boulder, Colorado, last year
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Calling all women sports photographers - a $50K scholarship is up for grabs from Peak Design and The Roam Collective
Peak Design and The Roam Collective have partnered to offer the Roam Media Core Scholarship, which provides up-and-coming U.S.-based femme sports creatives with funding and industry connections.
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Top 5 five U.S. cities with the most bike commuters revealed
According to new research from DesignRush, Corvallis, Oregon, has the highest percentage of workers that regularly commute to work by bike.
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Trek USCX will host 4 consecutive UCI cyclocross race weekends on US soil
Trek becomes American UCI Cyclocross series title sponsor, adding a fourth race to the series in October at its headquarters in Waterloo, Wisconsin.
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Overachiever: Cameron Wurf competed in the Amstel Gold, La Flèche Wallonne and an Ironman, all in just eight days
Cameron Wurf is both a member of Team Ineos Grenadiers and an accomplished professional long course triathlete who has racked up numerous World Tour and Ironman race finishes across his career.
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Bring Bob Marley along for your next ride with State Bicycle’s 4/20 collaboration
State Bicycle Co. announced today a Bob Marley collaboration that features Marley-themed bikes, frame bags, top caps and apparel.
