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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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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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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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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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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Vennbahn: cycling 125 kilometres through three countries
A former railway connects Aachen with Troisvierges through East Belgium. Six suggested stages let you shape the ride around your own pace.
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Choosing bike bags: check the fit before filling them
Frame bags and saddle packs differ in mounting and use. Before buying, check how each bag fits your particular bicycle.
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Tyre pressure: the rim matters too
Rider weight and tyre width influence pressure, but the rim may impose a lower maximum.
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Rover 1885: foundations of the modern bicycle
John Kemp Starley’s design helped establish a familiar bicycle layout. Chain drive changed the rider’s position and the possibilities of the machine.
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Hub dynamos: light and energy on the move
A small generator in the front wheel can power bicycle lights. Phone charging needs additional electronics, and performance depends on the complete system.
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