Developing a time trial helmet is one of the most complex challenges in competitive cycling. Aerodynamic efficiency depends on numerous factors, including body measurements, riding position, arm position, head movements, and external conditions such as wind and course profile.
With approximately 600 km of marked cycling routes and 700 km of mountain biking trails, our neighboring country, Luxembourg, is a true paradise for cyclists. Beyond the capital, the varied landscape—with its hills, forests, rock formations, vineyards, rivers, castles, and beautiful historic towns and villages—offers a stunning setting for cycling. And there are plenty of challenges for gravel riders as well.
Concap is adding two new products to its already extensive range of performance-enhancing natural products. These are Concap Boost 4-A and Concap Boost 4-O. Both Concap Boost products have been finely tuned to provide even better support for the different blood groups, helping to enhance performance.
Developing a time trial helmet is one of the most complex challenges in competitive cycling. Aerodynamic efficiency depends on numerous factors, including body measurements, riding position, arm position, head movements, and external conditions such as wind and course profile.
With approximately 600 km of marked cycling routes and 700 km of mountain biking trails, our neighboring country, Luxembourg, is a true paradise for cyclists. Beyond the capital, the varied landscape—with its hills, forests, rock formations, vineyards, rivers, castles, and beautiful historic towns and villages—offers a stunning setting for cycling. And there are plenty of challenges for gravel riders as well.
Concap is adding two new products to its already extensive range of performance-enhancing natural products. These are Concap Boost 4-A and Concap Boost 4-O. Both Concap Boost products have been finely tuned to provide even better support for the different blood groups, helping to enhance performance.
There are places where nature seems to have arranged itself with eerie grace. Places where water and mountains, plants and trees, culture and tranquility come together effortlessly in harmony to create a true paradise. Sun Moon Lake in Taiwan is one such place.
The World Heritage Region of Anhalt-Dessau-Wittenberg offers everything you need for a perfect bike camping vacation in the great outdoors. Miles of trails through idyllic forests, across flowering meadows and along small streams and large rivers promise all kinds of variety.
This year marks the 100th anniversary of Wontergem native Lucien Buysse’s victory in the longest Tour de France ever. Although we were unable to celebrate this centennial with a stage of the Tour de France passing through or finishing here, Deinze will certainly not let this anniversary go unnoticed. Here is a selection of the activities.
When people think of Andalusia, they often picture sun-drenched beaches, tapas in a village square, or a cocktail with a view of the sea. But for cyclists, the real magic lies inland. From the charming town of Coín, a landscape unfolds that seems tailor-made for road bikes—and perhaps even more so for gravel bikes: rolling valleys, long climbs, lush vegetation, and endless vistas under a clear blue sky.
We are all too aware that, with the headline above, we are putting a great deal of pressure on a young talent who is only just making her mark. We also know how many young cyclists have crumbled under the weight of being labelled the ‘new Eddy Merckx’… And just as Belgium has been searching for the new Merckx for the past 50 years, we are now looking for the new Sanne Cant.
For decades, the number of major cyclo-cross races in Belgium has remained static, whilst the B circuit has been in freefall for some time. That is why the Concap CX-Cup was launched during the past cyclo-cross season. The aim was clear: to halt the downward trend and, above all, to let young riders discover that, alongside the major A-level races, there are other cyclo-cross events that are certainly worth their while.
Tucked away amidst the majestic Swiss Alps lies a paradise for mountain bike enthusiasts: Davos Klosters. Known for its breathtaking landscapes, pristine trails and alpine charm, this region offers an unparalleled mountain biking experience that attracts cyclists from all over the world. In this article, we will dive into its history, take a look at the appeal of mountain biking in Davos Klosters, and explore some captivating trails in picturesque surroundings, with the unique blend of adrenaline and tranquility that awaits cyclists of all abilities.
Anyone who follows cycling and/or cycles regularly themselves knows the Mont-Ventoux, and for many it is on the bucket list or has already been ticked off – whether several times or not. But what a lot of avid Ventoux cyclists don’t know is that the area around Mont Ventoux is also challenging and, above all, very beautiful for cycling. In fact, the region around Bald Mountain is completely unknown to some Ventoux climbers.
As a travel writer you are always on the road making new discoveries. Visiting countries and regions you can write about. Sometimes close by, sometimes further away. The unknown keeps beckoning. What lies beyond the horizon? At the end of April, for example, we did some cycling kilometers in different parts of Slovenia and then you realize that less than two hours’ flight takes you to a totally different landscape.
Tucked away amidst the majestic Swiss Alps lies a paradise for mountain bike enthusiasts: Davos Klosters. Known for its breathtaking landscapes, pristine trails and alpine charm, this region offers an unparalleled mountain biking experience that attracts cyclists from all over the world. In this article, we will dive into its history, take a look at the appeal of mountain biking in Davos Klosters, and explore some captivating trails in picturesque surroundings, with the unique blend of adrenaline and tranquility that awaits cyclists of all abilities.
Anyone who follows cycling and/or cycles regularly themselves knows the Mont-Ventoux, and for many it is on the bucket list or has already been ticked off – whether several times or not. But what a lot of avid Ventoux cyclists don’t know is that the area around Mont Ventoux is also challenging and, above all, very beautiful for cycling. In fact, the region around Bald Mountain is completely unknown to some Ventoux climbers.
Developing a time trial helmet is one of the most complex challenges in competitive cycling. Aerodynamic efficiency depends on numerous factors, including body measurements, riding position, arm position, head movements, and external conditions such as wind and course profile.
With approximately 600 km of marked cycling routes and 700 km of mountain biking trails, our neighboring country, Luxembourg, is a true paradise for cyclists. Beyond the capital, the varied landscape—with its hills, forests, rock formations, vineyards, rivers, castles, and beautiful historic towns and villages—offers a stunning setting for cycling. And there are plenty of challenges for gravel riders as well.
When people think of Andalusia, they often picture sun-drenched beaches, tapas in a village square, or a cocktail with a view of the sea. But for cyclists, the real magic lies inland. From the charming town of Coín, a landscape unfolds that seems tailor-made for road bikes—and perhaps even more so for gravel bikes: rolling valleys, long climbs, lush vegetation, and endless vistas under a clear blue sky.
Visit Flemish Brabant treats cyclists to no fewer than four challenging road routes totaling 450 km and 600 km of gravel routes. On the road routes, you’ll follow the same roads where Eddy Merckx, Sven Nys, and Remco Evenepoel gained their first cycling experience and did their training rides.
With approximately 600 km of marked cycling routes and 700 km of mountain biking trails, our neighboring country, Luxembourg, is a true paradise for cyclists. Beyond the capital, the varied landscape—with its hills, forests, rock formations, vineyards, rivers, castles, and beautiful historic towns and villages—offers a stunning setting for cycling. And there are plenty of challenges for gravel riders as well.
When people think of Andalusia, they often picture sun-drenched beaches, tapas in a village square, or a cocktail with a view of the sea. But for cyclists, the real magic lies inland. From the charming town of Coín, a landscape unfolds that seems tailor-made for road bikes—and perhaps even more so for gravel bikes: rolling valleys, long climbs, lush vegetation, and endless vistas under a clear blue sky.
