Velostrom
14. August, 03:30 Uhr

Lesezeit etwa 6 MinutenDie Rucksäcke “Unzen” oder “Rokko” von Shimano versprechen für (Mountain-)Biker in der Natur oder dem urbanen Umfeld die richtige Lösung. Welcher Fahrradrucksack ist der Richtige?

Radsport-News.com
14. August, 06:04 Uhr

(rsn) - Am 29. August beginnt in Nizza die 107. Tour de France. Wir stellen bis dahin jeden Tag eine der insgesamt 21 Etappen der diesjährigen Frankreich-Rundfahrt vor. 14. ....

cycling
13. August, 13:37 Uhr

When I was a kid, my mum tried to teach me how to ride but I was so terrible that we kinda just gave up. I've always been so self conscious and ashamed about not being able to ride a bike ever since, especially seeing young kids being able to do something so easily that I, technically an adult, can't. Recently, I've become even more aware of this with university (I really want to ride a bike to my classes!) and my 20th birthday coming up so I asked for a bike as an early birthday present (a gorgeous Pashley Poppy). As I was so self conscious, I tried learning in my backyard first but it was really difficult as the lack of space meant that I couldn't cycle fast or long enough to get some balance. Eventually, I decided to walk my bike to my local woods and try it there. Within half an hour I was able to cycle for a couple of seconds which felt brilliant! After I felt confident enough to try cycling on the pavement (there weren't any pedestrians around), I was amazed at how easy it was compared to muddy ground or grass. I still find it difficult to get started sometimes, I can only do gentle turns, and I'm only comfortable cycling where there aren't any cars. However, being able to cycle back home was honestly amazing. It sounds cheesy but once you start pedalling and the resistance lessens, it really does feel like flying. Being able to cycle by other cyclists or cycling in view of other people also felt extremely validating. Anyways, I just wanted to share my excitement about being able to ride a bike for the first time. For any other people who can't ride a bike at all (like me, a couple of hours ago), I really recommend going to an open place with no people. Getting started was the most difficult part for me since I kept getting unbalanced and steering off but I would recommend trying to push through it as even if you start unbalanced, it probably will only last a few seconds until you gather enough momentum to actually start riding. Also, definitely experiment with which feet you start with. I kept trying with my right foot since I assumed that it was my dominant foot but it's actually much easier with my left because my right foot was better at getting on the second pedal. ​ P.S. Parents please teach your kids to ride a bike when they're little so they don't have to go through what I went through!!

cycling
13. August, 04:32 Uhr

I'm by far not the most experienced rider, but I know more than the beginner. On a ride today I came across a more experienced rider that pushed me to peddle harder and to go further. Eventfully he went a different way but later on my ride my path covered with a rider who was less experienced so I tried harder. I knew he was watching me like I was watching the rider I saw before. Just wanted to share. Cycling really feels like a community to me and I'm really glad to be apart of it.

Canyon Bikes
13. August, 09:30 Uhr

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13. August, 13:45 Uhr

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Besenwagen
13. August, 16:21 Uhr

Welle über Welle Im Besenwagen steht das Wasser bis zum Hals. Welle für Welle schwappen die Radrennen über uns und manch einer kommt fast gar nicht mehr an Board. Die Navigation auf hoher See ist aber auch nicht einfach, wenn die Fahrer jedes mal anders heißen und der Kalender auf dem Kopf steht - höchste Zeit da mal klar Schiff zu machen. Immerhin konnten wir den Scheck für Burkhard Hein...

Radsport-News.com
13. August, 17:04 Uhr

(rsn) - Primoz Roglic (Jumbo – Visma) hat nach einer erneut überragenden Vorstellung die 2. Etappe des Critrium du Dauphiné´im Chartreuse-Massiv gewonnen. Der Slowenische ....