Bicycling Magazine

Bicycling experts Dan Chabanov, Trevor Raab, and Jason Griffin discuss how the pros recover after a brutal day in the saddle.

Learn what to eat and drink on your next ride, no matter how long or short.

From budget carriers to e-bike haulers, these tested hitch racks keep bikes secure on road trips.

IsoSpeed is gone, the frame is dramatically simpler, and Trek cut roughly 300 grams from the frameset. The result shows how much Trek could remove without losing what made the Domane great.

Elevate your riding game with these tips from coaches. Plus, how to keep tabs on your progress.

Decades of training have set you up to be athletic well into your later years. Here’s how Joe Friel stays on the bike at 82. 

Follow these plans to improve your power, cadence, and enjoyment on the indoor trainer.

A new fueling trend is hitting cycling. Here’s what lactate can—and can’t—do for your rides.

Build a strong mental (and physical) game to help you during intervals rides, long rides, or races.

Utilize HIIT in your cycling training, even on the days when you don’t hop in the saddle.

Find the cadence that helps you ride stronger without wasting energy.

A historic second title, an emerging generation and an unrelenting GC battle defined the 2026 Tour de France Femmes.

Stage 9 takes riders on a four-lap circuit of Nice, up and down Col l’Eze to finish the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. See our commentary from Stage 9 of the 2026 Tour de France Femme.

Stage 8 takes riders from Sisteron to Nice in a long 172-kilometer flat stage. See our commentary from Stage 8 of the 2026 Tour de France Femme.

Use this guide to better understand power-based training on the bike.

We break down the benefits of four different types of strength training, and how they can help you accomplish your training goals.

Bicycling’s expert staff breaks down how pedal rhythm and gearing can help everyday riders manage effort—and why cadence is a skill worth practicing.

Confused about all the data? Learn what numbers to track to see your progress and improve your performance.

The winner gets €50,000, but salaries, bonuses, and shared prize money tell a much bigger story.

The Light Bicycle Airia 55 costs roughly $1,400, weighs only 1,110 grams, and competes with wheelsets selling for two or three times as much.