Nannup 2026: the Gravel World Championships head to Australia
The UCI Gravel World Championships take place in Nannup on 10–11 October. Provisional courses promise plentiful gravel and repeated climbs.
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BMW R 32: building a motorcycle around the boxer engine
The 1923 BMW R 32 paired a boxer engine with shaft drive. Its layout became a lasting part of the brand’s identity.
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Cycling the Rhine: castles, vineyards and cities
Germany’s EuroVelo 15 changes from castles in the Rhine valley to urban waterfronts. A trip can focus on one stretch of river and its cultural stops.
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John Britten: a racing motorcycle from a small workshop
The Britten V1000 emerged from Christchurch through a small team’s skills and ambitious engineering. Its story runs from the workshop to Te Papa museum.
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Bicycle belt drive: the frame is part of the story
A toothed belt changes more than a bicycle’s appearance. Gates illustrates how the drivetrain, frame and gears form one connected design.
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Grossglockner by motorcycle: 36 hairpins and time to stop
Austria’s Alpine road pairs mountain views with dedicated motorcycle stops. September’s shorter opening hours also shape the day.
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Annie Londonderry: the cyclist who knew how to draw a crowd
Her 1894–1895 journey brought together cycling, advertising and a woman’s pursuit of independence.
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Motorcycle brake pads: road and track have different demands
RC and SA pads illustrate why intended use and motorcycle compatibility matter when choosing a replacement.
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Mobility Week in Riga: neighbourhood rides and tweed
September’s programme includes a Purvciems and Pļavnieki ride and the Tweed Ride on September 19.
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Honda Super Cub C100: design for the everyday ride
The 1958 Super Cub combined a low frame, leg shields and an automatic clutch. Its familiar proportions grew around the rider’s needs.
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