The Tour de France may be heading into its final week, but there’s still plenty happening both inside and outside the race. Today’s EuroTrash rounds up the latest Tour talking points, including the fallout from Jonas Vingegaard’s crash, Remco Evenepoel’s stage win and Tadej Pogačar’s increasingly firm grip on yellow. We also look at cycling’s […]

RACE REPORT: After two and a half weeks of frustration, near misses and what-ifs, Jasper Philipsen finally got the monkey off his back. The Belgian sprinter delivered a perfectly-timed finish to win Stage 17 of the 2026 Tour de France, capping off one of the most unpredictable and entertaining days of this year’s race. And […]

The Tifosi Moab XC now comes with the new Clarion Pink Fototec lens, combining adaptive photochromic performance with a bold new look. With a 46-13% visible light transmission range, it’s built for riders who pedal from dawn to dusk without stopping to swap lenses. In addition to the sunglasses, you get a zippered hardshell case […]

We’re right in the middle of our Montana season, and it’s one of my favorite times of the year. We get to spend our days riding bikes through Big Sky Country, sharing delicious meals, meeting new friends, and showing people the place I’ve always called home. Summer here is hard to beat. The sun rises […]

RACE REPORT: There was never much doubt who the favourite was. But what Remco Evenepoel delivered on the roads between Évian-les-Bains and Thonon-les-Bains wasn’t just a victory—it was a reminder to the entire peloton why he wears the rainbow jersey. On the Tour’s only individual time trial of 2026, the Belgian World Champion simply crushed […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: Choosing Portugal for a training block or cycling trip offers a distinct structural advantage: its geography allows you to target specific training zones without the traffic or unpredictable weather of more traditional European hubs. The country’s road network transitions seamlessly from long, steady mountain ascents perfect for sustained threshold work […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: Cyclists face a variety of risks on the road, including distracted drivers, poor road conditions, intersection collisions, and limited visibility. Understanding these dangers can help riders make safer decisions, reduce accident risks, and better protect themselves while sharing the road with motor vehicles. Bicycling continues to grow in popularity as […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: Helmet damage becomes key evidence in bicycle accident cases because it shows where the rider’s head struck, how hard the impact was, and that a head injury claim is genuine. Cracks, dents, and crushed foam turn a piece of safety gear into physical proof that supports or challenges everyone’s version […]

Toolbox: Muscle cramps have ended countless races—but dehydration isn’t always to blame. Here’s what current research says about pickle juice, neuromuscular fatigue, and one of cycling’s most painful problems. Ouch! The dreaded muscle cramps! Most of us have experienced them at some particular moment of our lives, but especially for those of us who cycle […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: Learn how to fuel long distance cycling rides effectively. Discover key nutrition strategies to boost energy and stamina throughout your journey. The post How to Fuel Long Distance Cycling Rides Effectively appeared first on SoCalCycling.com.

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: The second week of the 2026 Tour de France delivered dramatic racing across rolling terrain, sprint finishes, and demanding mountain stages. Watch the video highlights for each stage to relive the decisive attacks, tactical battles, and memorable finishes as the race continued toward the Alps and the fight for the […]

Pez Universe: Tired of fending off “friends” who insist that cycling is the dirtiest sport of them all? Read below for instructions on standing up to them…And then read further for Mike’s predictions for the upcoming, final week of this Tour de France. Then read further still for an update from the world of women’s […]

RACE REPORT: The first Alpine showdown of the 2026 Tour de France delivered everything – brutal climbing, tactical intrigue, high drama, and a heartbreaking exit for Jonas Vingegaard. But when the dust finally settled atop the fearsome Plateau de Solaison, it was Remco Evenepoel celebrating one of the biggest victories of his career. The Belgian […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: Discover why cycling events need medical staff. Ensure safety, compliance, and effective emergency response for successful rides and races. The post Why Cycling Events Need Medical Staff: 2026 Guide appeared first on SoCalCycling.com.

RACE REPORT: The Tour de France rolled back into the Vosges on Bastille Day weekend, but there was nothing French about the final result. Tadej Pogačar once again reminded everyone why he’s wearing yellow, launching another trademark late attack through massive crowds on the brutal Col du Haag before descending alone to Le Markstein for […]

The Adventure Cycling staff shares the gear that’s earned a permanent spot on its bikes and packing lists — from a decade-old rear rack to a … dish sponge? Here’s what made the cut. Shockstop Suspension Seatpost and Stem System Redshift Sports Shockstop Stem Courtesy of Redshift Sports It’s hard to pick a single favorite, […]

RACE REPORT: Mauro Schmid produced a perfectly timed sprint to win Stage 13 of the Tour de France, beating Harold Tejada after the pair escaped from a huge 57-rider breakaway. Behind them, Tom Pidcock claimed third while the overall favourites enjoyed a rare quiet day before the decisive mountain weekend. If Stage 13 was supposed […]

With more than half of La Grande Boucle in the books, Gear Break is heading direction Paris with the peloton. Leading out, we’ve got a review from Chuck on Tifosi’s Fototec lens. Right behind, two compelling French bikes, one from Lapierre and another from LOOK. MyWhoosh has unveiled its French World, and it still remains […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: 2026 Manhattan Beach Grand Prix Photo Gallery The 63rd Annual Manhattan Beach Grand Prix once again lived up to its reputation as one of Southern California’s premier criterium races. Held alongside Live Oak Park just blocks from the Pacific Ocean, the event brought together elite racers, amateur competitors and cycling […]

RACE REPORT: When the Tour gives Tim Merlier a clean shot at the finish, the Belgian keeps proving he’s still the fastest man in France. Photos-Video-Results The Soudal Quick-Step sprinter claimed his third stage victory of the 2026 Tour de France with another devastating burst of speed in Chalon-sur-Saône, overpowering Olav Kooij and Jasper Philipsen […]

In this cycling news summary, Pez looks at Tadej Pogačar’s domination of this Tour and asks: Is taking the jersey early normal, or a sign of a dominant era? (Hint: Merckx, Indurain, Froome, and now Pogačar offer an answer.) Then, in his search for suspense in this Tour, Mike considers the Remco Rally, and asks […]

Stage 14 of the 2026 Tour de France is a beast in the Vosges Mountains – 4 big passes and a summit finish over 155km from Mulhouse to the top of the le Markstein summit.  I rode the climb at the 2014 Tour, and discovered just how hard the slopes are between France and Germany. […]

BIG BEAR LAKE, Calif. The 16th Annual Tour de Big Bear returns to Big Bear Mountain Resort July 31 through August 2, 2026, bringing together thousands of cyclists, families, outdoor enthusiasts and industry brands for Southern California’s premier high altitude cycling festival. Hosted by the Big Bear Cycling Association, the Tour de Big Bear has […]

SoCalCycling.com – Your Cycling Source: The annual ride, run and walk event is powered by community, driven by discovery In 2017, the UC Irvine Anti-Cancer Challenge was launched with the goal of raising funds to support the most innovative, high-risk, high-reward cancer research at UC Irvine and its pediatric cancer affiliate, Rady Children’s Health. With each passing […]

It’s been ten years since The Cycling House last rode in Provence, France, but the region’s quiet roads, hilltop villages, and endless route options have never been far from our minds.  This year, we’re thrilled to add Provence back into our European line-up. With revamped routes and accommodations, this trip has a little something for […]