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Critical Mass Cyclists Reclaim Seoul’s Streets in Monthly Ride for Visibility and Safer Roads

Thirty cyclists rolled through central Seoul on January 17 in the city’s revived Critical Mass ride, reclaiming space on traffic-heavy streets.

British Cycling Restores Free YouTube Stream for National Track Championships After Paywall Backlash

British Cycling has confirmed the Lloyds National Track Championships will stream live and free on YouTube this weekend, after scrapping a controversial £2.99 membership trial.

Trek Celebrates 50 Years with Two Ultra Limited Madone Editions

Trek celebrates 50 years with ultra limited Madone editions featuring red rails, exclusive Aeolus wheels, and race ready pedigree. These are not just bikes, they are pieces of cycling history set to shine at the 2026 Tour de France.

Why Music Can Make You Pedal Faster and Longer

Discover how the right BPM can reduce your perceived effort by 12% and make your pedaling 7% more efficient on every ride.

Why Science Claims Cyclists Are Actually More Intelligent Than The Average Person

New research reveals that cyclists possess superior cognitive functions and younger brain profiles compared to the average person, proving that the benefits of riding go far beyond physical fitness.

7 Countries That Pay You (or Incentivize You) to Cycle to Work

In this listicle, we explore which countries reward bike commuters, how much you can earn or save, and where to find the official resources that back these schemes.

More Than 100 Memorial Rides for Alex Pretti Planned Worldwide This Saturday

This Saturday, more than 100 memorial rides are planned worldwide to honor cyclist and ICU nurse Alex Pretti. Find a ride near you or learn how to organize one in your local community.

Flat Bar vs Drop Bar Bikes Explained: Comfort, Control, and Performance

We break down the physics of speed, the reality of comfort, and why your choice of handlebars might be the single most important decision for your ride quality.

Think Your Saddle Height Is Right? This One Adjustment Could Change Everything

Before you turn another pedal over, learn the bio-mechanical red flags of excessive saddle height and how to find the sweet spot for efficiency and pain-free riding.

How Your Legs Produce The Medicine Your Brain Needs To Fight Dementia

New research confirms that cycling does more than burn fat; it releases a powerful hormone called irisin that crosses the blood-brain barrier to grow new neurons and protect against dementia.