Among this week’s new products, MAAP and KASK team up to present a Limited Edition helmet, and Nimbl does the same with one of its flagship models. The Ornus brand surprises the […] Read more →
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Bike Shopping of the Week: Our Selection for 11/7/2025
This week’s news: cycling refuses to choose between pleasure and performance. SRM announces new pedals specially developed with Q36.5, requiring specific shoes, Officine Mattio revives a Granfondo more beautiful and faster than […] Read more →
Bike Shopping of the Week: Our Selection for 10/10/2025
Here are this week’s new products selected by the editorial team: Gobik unveils its winter range, Nicolas Geay presents a new book for mountain pass enthusiasts, Rudy Project shows its dynamism with […] Read more →
“Coppi, the Illustrated Myth” – An Ode to the Campionissimo
As the 112th edition of the Tour de France (July 5-27, 2025) approaches, immerse yourself in the legendary world of Fausto Coppi with “Coppi, the Illustrated Myth,” a beautiful book signed by […] Read more →
“The French Alps by Bike”: A Tribute to the Mythical Roads of the Tour de France
The French Alps by Bike: a journey into the heart of the mythical roads of the Tour de France
Every summer, 12 million spectators thrill along the roads of the Tour de France, […] Read more →
Nicolas Vauchelles: a passion for education
Behind every sports enthusiast lies a story, a journey made of challenges, successes, and lessons learned. Nicolas Vauchelles perfectly embodies this dynamic. A PE teacher, coach, MTB event organizer, and now an […] Read more →
“Sport, Psychology of a Passion”: When Sport Reveals the Human Soul
Sport is a quest. An epic. Since Antiquity, it has shaped heroes, written legends, forged mentalities. It is both a celebration of the body and an adventure of the spirit. It is […] Read more →
“The Little Racer”: Loïc Manceau recounts cycling as you’ve never read it…
Cycling is much more than just a sport: it’s a school of life, where effort and resilience blend with human values of solidarity and self-transcendence. Loïc Manceau, editor-in-chief of Radiopeloton.fr and a […] Read more →