Specialized S-Works Recon EVO Review: Top-Notch Stiffness and Support

With the S-Works Recon EVO, Specialized takes the concept of shoes specifically designed for gravel and competitive cross-country mountain biking a step further. This new, top-of-the-line model combines an all-carbon sole, a […] Read more →

Long-Term Test of the Q36.5 SRM X-Power Pedals

In an industry that ultimately has only a few major players, SRM and Q36.5 have teamed up to launch an innovative and specialized pedal-shoe system. It’s specialized in the sense that this […] Read more →

Sidi Aeron Test: Radicality Changes Terrain

We thought we were testing a shoe. We found ourselves facing a shift. Not the kind that’s immediately obvious, but one that settles in, kilometer after kilometer, until it questions […] Read more →

Tour of Flanders: the invisible trap of the single chainring

While Tadej Pogačar imposed his will with an almost disconcerting mastery, another, much more discreet subject was playing out on the pedals. A subject that is not always perceived… unless you know […] Read more →

After 50, cycling will weaken you if that’s all you do

You ride a lot. You ride well. You still have watts, visible veins on your thighs, and that reassuring feeling of being “in shape”. However, past 45 or 50 years […] Read more →

Kinesiology: the science of movement… or a way of life?

There are disciplines you encounter in lecture halls like flipping through a chemistry textbook: with curiosity, respect… and sometimes a slightly perplexed smile. Kinesiology, is a bit like that. A word that […] Read more →

ABD, rebuilding the athlete before the cyclist

When we step into his gym, what strikes us first is neither the decor nor the equipment. It’s the movement. Nothing spectacular, no gratuitous display of strength. Just precise, controlled, almost understated […] Read more →