Bicycling Magazine

Bicycling is a cycling magazine produced by Hearst, located in Easton, Pennsylvania. It prides itself on being the largest cycling publication in the world.

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Whether You Call It All-Road or Endurance, Cervélo’s Caledonia-5 is Purpose-Built for Long Rides

4 days ago | bicycling.com | Tara Seplavy

Takeaway: The Cervélo Caledonia-5 expertly blends race bike-inspired looks with endurance bike handling and geometry. It’s perfect for riders seeking an all-road bike with a slightly more upright position that doesn’t sacrifice aerodynamics. Cervélo’s addition of downtube storage to the latest Caledonia adds to the bike’s long ride credentials.
What I Learned When I Switched My Clipless Road Pedals for the First Time in Almost 20 Years

5 days ago | bicycling.com | Tara Seplavy

Stopping for a red light in town a couple of weeks ago, I experienced the panic many riders new to using clipless pedals feel—being unable to unclip your foot from your pedal and toppling over. While I came close to an embarrassing fall, I luckily didn’t hit the pavement. But the near-miss bruised my ego a little. Learning to ride clipless pedals is a rite of passage for cyclists. However, this was far from my first time riding clipless; I’ve ridden with them for over 30 years.
You Can Master Any Terrain With These 10 Little-Known Shifting Tricks.

1 week 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.
The Secret to a Smoother, Safer Ride Starts Before You Even Get on the Bike. Here’s What You’re Overlooking.

1 week 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.
The Cane Creek Invert Looks Unconventional. It Might Be the Best Gravel Fork Yet.

1 week ago | bicycling.com | Matt Phillips

One aspect I appreciate about gravel is its willingness to push boundaries and experiment with equipment in pursuit of better performance. We’ve seen this with tires and bike setups, and it’s also clear in gravel’s openness to experiment with suspension. However, suspension products for gravel are still trying to find their groove, which is why we have yet to see widespread adoption or even a preferred direction. The suspension fork I review here exemplifies this situation.
Are Your Cycling Cleats Set Up Correctly? Here’s How to Check

1 week ago | bicycling.com | Selene Yeager

You already know that a proper bike fit is essential for efficient, comfortable, and fun riding. But have you ever considered the position of your cycling cleats, in particular, when it comes to fit? Cycling cleat position is actually a crucial component of your overall bike fit. Setting up your cycling cleats correctly is extremely important to get the most out of every pedal stroke.
Over-the-Top Gear for Long Road and Gravel Rides—7 Splurges and More Reasonably-Priced Alternatives

1 week ago | bicycling.com | Tara Seplavy

Cycling brands, large and small, make thousands of different components, clothes, tools, and accessories that improve your long rides. Some of this gear will make you more comfortable on the bike, while other equipment helps you ride faster or adds convenience. The newest, most expensive, or flashiest equipment often gets the most attention. And for good reason: a lot of this stuff is pretty cool and unique.
Bicycling’s Guide to the Perfect Bike Fit: Ride More Comfortably, More Efficiently, and More Often

1 week ago | bicycling.com | Mallory Creveling |Kristen Wagner

About the ProgramWho Is This Program For? Meet Your ExpertsMore on Bike FitGo All-Access About the ProgramWhether you’re feeling aches and pains or aiming to maximize performance, tuning your bike’s setup to your body can transform your ride, especially if you never got a bike fit before. You can avoid most cycling ailments—including the common ones, such as neck, back, and knee pain, as well as hand numbness—with a good bike fit.
I Stopped Riding and Started Training-Here’s How AI Changed My Cycling

1 week ago | bicycling.com | Matt Phillips

I’ve never been one to train. I just ride my bike. If I ride more, I get fitter and faster. Ride less, and my fitness ebbs. But I’ve never had a fitness plan or goal. I’ll wake up in the morning and think, “Riding Texas Creek sounds lovely.” So I ride Texas Creek. I know I have plenty of fitness potential. I’ve felt it in those times when circumstances align and I ride myself to a new level. But I wondered: What could happen if I stopped riding and tried training? Over the winter, I did just that.
The Most Overlooked Warranty in Cycling. Here’s How to Get Your Broken Gear Fixed for Free.

1 week ago | bicycling.com | Matt Phillips

Cycling gear is expensive. And while good equipment is a joy to use, when it’s damaged and unrideable, you feel frustrated because you’re missing rides. However, there is a small piece of equipment found in almost every rider’s collection—no matter what brand of gear they own—that offers a lifetime warranty and quickly ships replacement parts, allowing you to easily repair your expensive gear and get back out on the bike. The Boa dial and lace is omnipresent.