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Magene's power meter cranksets (PES and TEO series) are built around two spindle standards, and which one you need depends on your current setup. The PES P515 and P505 use a 24mm steel spindle, the same diameter as Shimano cranksets, so riders coming off Shimano can install them without swapping their bottom bracket, since it uses a 24mm spindle, making it a direct replacement for riders using a Shimano crankset. The TEO P515 uses a 29mm DUB spin …

Here’s a fun fact about SILCA: for years, they’ve made almost everything around your tyre – the pressure calculator you’ve probably used to dial in your PSI, the Ultimate Sealant, the tubeless valves, the rim tape, the TPU tubes – but never the tyre itself. That changes with the launch of Protocol, SILCA’s first-ever tyre range. Why a tyre company that didn’t make tyres decided to make tyres SILCA&rsquo …

If you've been on a group ride, at a trailhead or just scrolling cycling socials lately, you'll have noticed it: fewer riders standing on the side of the trail wrestling with a hand pump. Electric bike pumps (E-Pumps) have gone from a gimmicky gadget to an actual mini pump replacement, and they've gotten good enough, fast enough, that even the diehard hand-pump crowd is starting to come around. Here's why E-Pumps are taking over, and how four of …

At marathon and endurance pace, your body leans hard on carbohydrates. During exercise, your muscles rely primarily on stored glycogen, which is a fuel built from the sugars (glucose and fructose) in the carbs you eat. Fuel consistently, hold your pace, recover faster, and blunt that late-race fatigue. Fuel poorly, and no amount of training saves you from hitting the wall. Here’s how to approach it, stage by stage. 36–48 Hours Out: …