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Will Train for Belgian Cyclocross

I didn’t even know I would race Kermiscross until 10:34 the night before. That’s when the e-mail...

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2017 Downieville Classic: Outside the Norm

Bright and early, Saturday morning kicks off a weekend of intense racing and outdoor hijinks for the 600 riders...

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Into the Pit: The Belly of the Belgian Cyclocross Beast

“I’m from California. This is my first Belgian ‘cross,” I said with a grin. “You come...

Travel & Culture

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What We Dig: Asian Beer

And you thought the only good beer was from Belgium? Think again. Go East for a change with your beer choices. We’ve spent most of the past month sampling a small Nissan truckload of Asian...

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Begin. Japan. Hear the word spoken, or even say it internally, silently, and distinct images will immediately spring to mind. For me, the images are of simple, singular things in perfect relationship...

Interviews

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Italian Renaissance IN TOKYO

SEIICHI EGUCHI AND EX-BICYCLE. I’ve heard it said that the Japanese are not particularly great...

Riding With Nietzsche

Team Croix de Fer Kits by Louis Garneau

Christophe Bassons & The Mechanical Doper

Alexey Vermeulen's Worlds of Dreams

Marcus Burghardt: Captain To The Kings!

The Ageless One

Gear

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PELOTON Magazine Issue 70 Preview: Design

Good design has the power to move our hearts and minds as much as our body. With issue 70 of PELOTON Magazine we look at the state of design in cycling. You'll meet Jonny Moletta, learn about bike design...

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Walter Hamilton and Endura

Walter Hamilton fell in love with cycling thanks to a specific form of suffering - the hillclimb. Riding through the depths of Scottish winter to emerge in peak form means grinding out training miles no matter...