September 21st, 2019 at 07:00 I will embark on a 198-mile bicycle tour from Xenia, Ohio to Akron, Ohio. The primary reason I am doing this ride is to hopefully demonstrate that we are dynamic creatures

With the Tour de France Stage 1 just a couple of weeks away, it's time for me to make some predictions! Virtually no-one predicted Richard Carapaz's Giro d'Italia victory last month, and with Team INEOS'

After quite a slow start to this year's Giro, the past few Stages in the mountains have been incredibly exciting - and have even provided us with a few surprises, notably with Primoz Roglic losing time

A bit of a slow start to this year's Giro with so many opening sprint stages, and only the serious climbs coming in the past few Stages, but it's certainly getting exciting with just 6 Stages to go, and

With one of the strongest startlists ever for the Giro d'Italia, and so many of the GC men on scintillating form heading into the first of the Grand Tours; the next 3 weeks of cycling are set to be incredible.

Be sure to check out my first volumes on Julian Alaphilippe, Matej Mohorič, Niccolò Bonifazio & Bob Jungels Next Up - Alexey Lutsenko! Photo - Tour of Oman, Credit Kazakhstan's top rider Alexey Lutsenko

Be sure to check out my first volumes on Julian Alaphilippe, Matej Mohorič & Niccolò Bonifazio Next Up - Bob Jungels! Bob Jungels broke out onto the cycling scene back in 2013 racing for the Luxembourg

Be sure to check out my first posts on Julian Alaphilippe & Matej Mohorič Next Up - Niccolò Bonifazio! Bonifazio broke out on the cycling scene in 2013, riding for Lampre - Merida (now known as UAE

Be sure to check out my first post on Julian Alaphilippe Next Up - Matej Mohorič! Having won his first Grand Tour Stage in 2017 at La Vuelta, Mohorič has gone from strength to strength and looks like he

Following on from the first Tour (Tour Down Under) and the first Classic (Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race) of the 2019 Cycling Calender, I thought I'd continue building up my hype and share some of the

The Tour Down Under 2019 did not disappoint last week, and we now have the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race to look forward to! Here's a quick post running through the route of the Road Race, the big

With the Tour Down Under well and truly over, and Daryl Impey taking the spoils for another year, here's my review of how each of the teams performed (based on Stage results, Classification results and

Mitchelton - Scott's Daryl Impey broke records as he became the first ever rider to win the Tour Down Under two years in a row, with Richie Porte winning for the sixth successive time up Willunga Hill

Jasper Philipsen (UAE - Team Emirates) won an incredibly dramatic Stage 5, with Caleb Ewan (Lotto - Soudal) disqualified 25 minutes after the Stage's conclusion as the race commissaires reviewed footage

Mitchelton - Scott's reigning TDU champion managed to cut the gap on his rival Patrick Bevin (CCC Team) as he sprinted to victory, crossing the line first in Campbelltown, taking his first victory of the

Three-time world champion Peter Sagan (BORA - Hansgrohe) took his first victory of 2019 winning Stage 3 of the Santos Tour Down Under, mixing with the puncheurs and climbers, easing to victory in the bunch

CCC Team's Patrick Bevin shocked the sprint favourites at Stage 2 of the Tour Down Under, not only proving that he is the man to beat this year but also granting CCC Team their first ever WorldTour victory.

Deceuninck – Quick Step's Elia Viviani won Stage 1 of the Santos Tour Down Under in Port Adelaide thanks to a superb sprint, just two days after he crashed in the closing metres of the People's Choice

If you haven't yet seen the equivalent post for the Peleton's Cycling Jerseys, check that out here! Having already looked at jerseys, why stop there?! Here's my post featuring my favourite bikes that have

With the 2019 cycling season officially underway, and almost all cycling teams having announced both their kits and the bikes that they'll be racing on for the next year - I thought I'd make a post sharing