All of Mark Cavendish's color palette

    Records are made to be broken.

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    A special livery for the African champion

    “I've always wanted to ride such a beautiful bicycle and I have finally realized my dream.”

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    Omar Di Felice after Antarctica Unlimited

    It’s hard to imagine Antarctica in its entirety. We can only truly appreciate its location by looking at a globe, because it truly is a World at the End of the World: a kind of imperceptible closeness between continents – South America, Africa and ...

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    Fans and cycling

    When you look at the routes of the Tour, the Giro, the Vuelta and every other race, however small, one wonders – as a famous journalist once did – whether the real performance in cycling is given by the cyclists or the fans, or both equally.

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    Francis Cade and double Everesting on Zwift

    Francis Cade and double Everesting on Zwift

    Let’s admit it: What would be self-isolation be withoutrollers or Zwift? Let’s call it an alternative or an escape route. This spring lock down has established the turbo trainer as a central element in the fitness life of many cycling enthusiasts....
    27.04.20

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    The bike, the medicine of the future

    The bike, the medicine of the future

    The spread of COVID-19 has suddenly triggered numerous debates on the very rapid spread of the pandemic and the enormous difficulties in managing the emergency.One of these possible aspects concerns prevention of the disease, but not related...
    16.04.20

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    The bicycle that unites

    The bicycle that unites

    The thought that bicycleand cycling has been one of the catalysts of shared sentiment is one of the base topics of journalism and cycling literature (and not only), but the causal links that led so many writers to develop them frequently have...
    08.04.20

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    Omar Di Felice on a gravel bike in the Gobi Desert tracks. Following in the footsteps of Marco Polo, Jules Verne and Roald Amudsen.

    Omar Di Felice on a gravel bike in the Gobi Desert tracks. Following in the footsteps of Marco Polo, Jules Verne and Roald Amudsen.

    The Gobi Desert is a childhood dream for people who devoured the books of JulesVerne and old encyclopaedias with images of nomadic desert peoples. The dream then becomes a desire to be the first to discover places that no one else has ever seen or,...
    06.04.20