Matt Phillips
Senior Test Editor at Bicycling Magazine
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3 days ago |
bicycling.com | Matt Phillips
The Tour de France showcases a wide variety of gear. This year, we’ll see equipment from 21 bike brands, 16 wheel brands, seven tire brands, and three drivetrain brands–and that’s not counting all the suppliers of computers, clothing, helmets, shoes, pedals, eyewear, and even water bottle cages. There’s even more gear: so, so much more. The gear landscape of the Tour is constantly evolving. This year provides stories from both traditional suppliers and new entrants.
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3 weeks ago |
bicycling.com | Matt Phillips
Ride ImpressionsProduct Info and Notable Tech UpdatesLess Significant UpdatesA new Shimano XTR has arrived. With a history that extends back 34 years to the early days of the sport, M9200 represents the latest generation of Shimano’s top-of-the-line mountain bike groupBelow you’ll find my review of the new Shimano XTR components, and below that, a deeper dive into the new parts.
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3 weeks ago |
bicycling.com | Matt Phillips
About a decade ago, I made the best decision I’ve ever made for my cycling: I paid for a professional bike fit. It was a total game change in comfort and performance. I noticed the benefits on long rides and consecutive days of riding. My arms, neck, hips, and knees didn’t ache as much, saddle sores became a thing of the past, and I felt stronger deep into my rides and at the end of a long cycling week.
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4 weeks ago |
bicycling.com | Matt Phillips
Shifting gears on your bike may seem like a minor detail, but mastering it can dramatically transform your riding experience. Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or just starting out, understanding the basics of shifting will help you ride more smoothly, climb with ease, and feel more in control on any terrain. Plus, it’s not only about function—it’s about finding that rhythm and flow that makes biking so enjoyable.
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4 weeks ago |
bicycling.com | Matt Phillips
You may not think about it, but before every ride, you have your rituals. Planning routes, texting friends, getting dressed, and filling water bottles are all part of the process. You ensure your phone is charged, along with your lights and cycling computer, if you use them. Perhaps you also pack some extra food or clothing. Before each ride, you prepare because you want it to be the best it can be.
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