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Lael Wilcox’s ride around the world was more than a record—now there’s a film to prove it - Canadian Cycling Magazine

5 days ago | cyclingmagazine.ca | Colin Field

In the opening moments of the newly released video documenting Lael Wilcox’s 2024 ride around the world, she asks herself a simple question: Can I do it faster? It’s the kind of line you might expect in a documentary about a Guinness World Record attempt. But the film, shot by Wilcox’s wife and professional photojournalist Rue Kaladyte, makes one thing very clear: this wasn’t just about beating the clock. It’s about rainstorms and roadside figs.
Bossuyt ready to ride again after two-year doping ban

5 days ago | cyclingmagazine.ca | Matt Hansen

Pro cyclist Shari Bossuyt is finally set to return to racing. The 24-year-old Belgian pro will be back in the peloton on June 14, when her two-year doping ban officially ends. She’s signed with AG Insurance–Soudal, eager to start fresh. “I still get chills when I think about how it all happened,” Bossuyt told Sporza in a candid interview. “People can think whatever they want — I know I’ve never taken anything.
Favero Assioma PRO RS power meter pedals: Light, accurate and made for performance

5 days ago | cyclingmagazine.ca | Matt Hansen

Power is everything these days. We all need our data measured and tracked, but not all power meters are born equal. It’s not a question of accuracy—we’ll get to that—but getting it in a way that doesn’t compromise function and fit. The Assioma line of pedals from Favero already has a strong reputation for accuracy and reliability. Their latest offering, the Assioma PRO RS power meter pedals, has levelled up the riding experience with some changes in tech.
6 cycling salads that will rock your summer

5 days ago | cyclingmagazine.ca | Matt Hansen

I watch more cooking shows than should be legally allowed. That’s why I am more than stoked to present my colleague at our sibling site, Canadian Running, and Cameron Edmond’s excellent selection of salads. She says you can fuel your rides and recovery with fresh, protein-packed summer salads that are easy to prep, portable, and bursting with flavour. Let’s check our some delish stuff.
Kryptonite’s Diamond Standard U-lock is the most annoying lock thieves will ever meet

6 days ago | cyclingmagazine.ca | Colin Field

Bike theft has evolved, and so have the tools thieves use. While a pair of bolt cutters might’ve once done the trick, today’s would-be criminals are wielding cordless angle grinders that slice through traditional U-locks like warm butter. Kryptonite’s answer? The New York Lock Diamond Standard—possibly the most annoying lock ever made. “This thing kills grinder blades,” says Kyle Hall, marketing associate at Kryptonite. “You hit the diamond coating and suddenly there’s smoke instead of sparks.
Norco tops women’s podiums at Loudenvielle world cup

6 days ago | cyclingmagazine.ca | Colin Field

The Norco Race Division just had one of those weekends that team managers dream about. At the 2025 UCI downhill world cup in Loudenvielle, France, Norco riders took the win in both the junior women’s and elite women’s categories. This marks a massive high point for the Canadian program. A huge part of that success came from rising star Lina Frener. She claimed her first-ever world cup victory in the junior women’s race. This was only her second ever world cup.
UAE’s Baldato on the Giro: ‘We underestimated Simon Yates’

6 days ago | cyclingmagazine.ca | Matt Hansen

The 2025 Giro d’Italia is done—with Visma–Lease a Bike’s Simon Yates taking an incredible victory—and already the post-mortems have begun, notably on the part of Team UAE Emirates. Stage 20 delivered a stunning performance from Simon Yates, who stormed into the lead and claimed the pink jersey from UAE Team Emirates’ Isaac Del Toro. As Yates launched his attack, both Richard Carapaz and Del Toro hesitated, seemingly more focused on each other than the race unfolding ahead.
Bike lane upgrades complete in Portage la Prairie

6 days ago | cyclingmagazine.ca | Matt Hansen

Cyclists in Portage la Prairie, Man., now have a smoother, safer way to get around thanks to new bike lanes completed along Saskatchewan Avenue. The city’s director of operations, Jocelyn Lequier-Jobin, confirmed the work is finished, with designated cycling infrastructure stretching from 4th to 18th Street. “From 4th to 8th, they’re separated by curbs, and then from 8th to 18th, they’re up on the boulevard with grass strips in between,” she told PortageOnline.
Tenacious Gee achieves a first for a Canadian Grand Tour rider

1 week ago | cyclingmagazine.ca | Rob Sturney

Ryder Hesjedal might still be the king of Canadian Grand Tour riders with a Giro d’Italia title and three other Grand Tour top-10’s. Derek Gee’s directeur sportif Steve Bauer might have one more Grand Tour top-10 than his Israel-Premier Tech charge. But at the 2025 Giro d’Italia, Gee accomplished a first: he’s the only Canadian to place in the top-10 of consecutive Grand Tours. Gee followed up his ninth in last year’s Tour de France with fourth in the 108th Giro.
Geraint Thomas on Del Toro: 'Do you need experience to realize that the race is riding away?'

1 week ago | cyclingmagazine.ca | Matt Hansen

Stage 20 saw Simon Yates ride a magnificent day, taking the pink jersey off of Team UAE Emirates’ Isaac Del Toro. Like many watching the race, he was surprised to see Richard Carapaz and Isaac Del Toro play games as the Visma-Lease a Bike rider rode away—ultimately putting 4 minutes into them and taking the maglia rosa. The 21-year-old Mexican rider marked Carapaz on the Colle delle Finestre, made no move to catch Simon Yates, and ultimately surrendered the maglia rosa in Sestrière.