Since 2004, the team now known as Team Visma | Lease a Bike has raced under several names, partnered with some of the sport’s ...

We’re kicking off what will become a long-running series looking back at the bikes raced by Tour de France teams over the ...

The latest instalment in our #BikeGallery series looks back at the bikes raced by French outfit Cofidis from 2004 through to ...

Last year a record-equalling tally of 12 Australians took part in the Tour de France. In 2024, with five days still to go before the first Grand Départ in Italy, it’s becoming clear that there won’t ...

Every Tour de France arrives carrying a few big questions. This year feels like it has more than most. Can Tadej Pogačar win a fifth Tour and move another step closer to the sport’s immortals? Can ...

For plenty of Australian cyclists, winter means a familiar trade-off. The motivation to stay fit is still there, but dark mornings, cold temperatures and wet roads can make it harder to get out the ...

For Australian cycling fans, July is a month built around the Tour. Late nights, early mornings, breakaway predictions, team selection debates and plenty of opinions about who’ll be wearing yellow in ...

A rolling history of one of cycling’s most successful teams.

What do you want to see next? What is your favourite team bike from over the years? Don’t be shy, offer a comment on our social media pages when you see these posts. There’s a lot of history on this ...

He’s done it so many times before that it shouldn’t be surprising, but when Mark Cavendish crossed the line in first place in stage four there was universal shock… even from the rider himself. The ...

There’s a new Trek Emonda on the market. The 2021 iteration was unveiled last Friday. A week earlier, RIDE Media asked a few questions… and we’ve broken the answers up into a four-part series of ...

One of the more significant equipment changes in the pro peloton for 2020 is Movistar’s switch to SRAM components after 37 years of association with Campagnolo. RIDE Media caught up with SRAM’s road ...