Belgian professional riders have gone hunting for Strava KOMs held by amateurs on the climbs of the Tour of Flanders. A digital quarrel that looks like an ego war, but also a […] Read more →
Author: Jean-François Tatard
Why off-bike training is never useless
There always comes a time in a cyclist’s life when the pedals move away. An injury, an operation, a business trip, or a simple family vacation in a place without a bike. […] Read more →
Axel Carion – What the world teaches us (to watch)
Day breaks over the Divide. Montana dust clings to the low sunbeams, the trail stretches like a clear scar amidst the mountains. Two silhouettes advance in silence, side by side. One knows […] Read more →
Vazy: the bike serving a new way of life
We spent an entire afternoon with Loïc Robbiani, founder of the Vazy app. Over coffee, personal anecdotes, and sincere confidences, he told us about his journey, his doubts, and his dreams. As […] Read more →
Pierre Rolland, from mountain panache to the school of ultra
On the phone, his voice is smiling. She speaks quickly, she digresses, she returns to the heart of the subject like suddenly standing on the pedals: « I have always been a […] Read more →
XCADEY P60 Mini Electric Pump Review
The XCADEY P60 Mini Electric Pump: it’s like all those inventions you wish you had created… There are objects that seem so obvious, so indispensable once you’ve tried them, that you wonder […] Read more →
AliExpress and cycling: a profile of a buyer between good deals and counterfeiting risks
We could also have titled it: « When low-cost shakes up habits ». And yes, just mentioning AliExpress in a discussion among cyclists is enough to ignite the debate. For some, the […] Read more →
Cyclocross: soon an Olympic discipline?
The road season is coming to an end. Kigali offered an incandescent World Championships, France is preparing to thrill with Europe, and while the last rainbow jerseys are being distributed on the […] Read more →
Vredestein Aventura 700×44 Gravel Tire Test
There are tires chosen for practical reasons, and others out of curiosity. Those you mount because they’re there, available, and those you eagerly await, convinced they will reveal something new about your […] Read more →
Vaccines and boiled water: drastic measures in Rwanda
It was by reading an article from La Dépêche that we discovered the particularly strict sanitary measures surrounding the Cycling World Championships in Rwanda (September 21-28, 2025). Vaccines, boiled water, daily pills, […] Read more →