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Tifosi MOAB Lite Sunglasses Review

4 days ago | pezcyclingnews.com | Chuck Pena

Tifosi has established themselves at a leader in high-performance cycling sunglasses that bring all the tech without the high price tag. The Tifosi Moab Lite offers a bold, lightweight half-frame design, crystal-clear optics, and three interchangeable lenses—all for under $80. Inspired by the original Moab we reviewed here, the Moab Lite keeps the pro-level look and fit but trims the weight for all-day comfort and better airflow.
PEZ at the Movies: Revisiting the Italy of the Giro

1 week ago | pezcyclingnews.com | Leslie Reissner

The 2025 Giro was certainly one to remember: three weeks of drama and, ultimately, redemption for Simon Yates on the same climb that smashed his dreams of victory in 2018. A fairy tale ending but we have a chance to stand back and admire Italy once again as the Giro organizers have posted three short videos of landscapes, with themes of the race passing through towns, along the sea and over the mountains.
PEZ at the Movies: Revisiting the Italy of the Giro

1 week ago | pezcyclingnews.com | Leslie Reissner

The 2025 Giro was certainly one to remember: three weeks of drama and, ultimately, redemption for Simon Yates on the same climb that smashed his dreams of victory in 2018. A fairy tale ending but we have a chance to stand back and admire Italy once again as the Giro organizers have posted three short videos of landscapes, with themes of the race passing through towns, along the sea and over the mountains.
iGPSPORT BiNavi Bike Computer Review

2 weeks ago | pezcyclingnews.com | Chuck Pena

iGPSPORT is probably a company a lot of PEZ readers don’t know about (unless you’re a reader in Asia or someone who is familiar with Asian brands). But they’ve been around for a while. They introduced their first bike computer in 2012 with new models ever since. In 2023, they introduced their first smart sport watch.
How Does Training Affect Durability

2 weeks ago | pezcyclingnews.com | Stephen Cheung

How Does Training Affect Durability Does training load affect your ability to last over a long hard ride? One of the hottest topics in endurance science the past half decade or so is understanding durability – the ability to still put out strong efforts despite a lot of accumulated fatigue. We all know the feeling. The first interval (or hill) of a workout or ride can feel almost effortless. The same effort during the 10th interval can feel absolute agony.
PEZ Bookshelf: Magnum Cycling

2 weeks ago | pezcyclingnews.com | Leslie Reissner

If you’re a fan of cycling’s golden eras and stunning visual storytelling, Magnum Cycling by Guy Andrews is a must-read. In this beautifully curated coffee table book, Andrews partners with Magnum Photos to showcase decades of cycling history through the lens of the world’s greatest photographers. From the Tour de France to iconic cycling legends, each page captures the sport’s grit, glory, and soul.
EUROTRASH Thursday: UAE Underestimated Yates

3 weeks ago | pezcyclingnews.com | Alastair Hamilton

As we get our breath back from the last stunning days of the Giro d’Italia, we still have a full EUROTRASH this Thursday to unpack:• Jonas Vingegaard: “I enjoy having a rival like Pogačar, hopefully he feels the same”• Wout van Aert Won the Trofeo Bonacossa at the Giro d’Italia• Matthew Brennan in Norway: “I will never forget it for the rest of my life”• Will there be an even better version of Remco Evenepoel in the Tour? • Will Kaden Groves now be going to the Tour de France?
Review: Primal BE A GOOD PERSON Kit Bundle

3 weeks ago | pezcyclingnews.com | Chuck Pena

If you’re not already familiar with the BE A GOOD PERSON brand, they were established in 2015 and according to CEO Drick Bernstine, “Clothing isn’t just our business; it’s our platform for spreading positivity and making a meaningful impact on the world. At BE A GOOD PERSON, we’re more than just a fashion brand – we’re a community built on unity, connection, and a universal message of goodness.” According to Primal, “Their awesome concept is something we totally vibe with.
EUROTRASH Monday: Simon Yates Upsets the Giro

3 weeks ago | pezcyclingnews.com | Alastair Hamilton

Simon Yates pulled the pink jersey from the shoulders of Isaac Del Toro and jumped over Richard Carapaz in the penultimate stage of the Giro d’Italia and raced into Rome for the final overall victory – All the stage reports, videos, results and what the riders think from Italy.
GIRO'25 Final Stage 21: Simon Yates Rides Into Rome In Pink

3 weeks ago | pezcyclingnews.com | Alastair Hamilton

Giro d’Italia Stage 21 Race Report: Simon Yates is the final overall winner of the 2025 Giro d’Italia. The British Visma | Lease a Bike rider celebrated his victory with a day in pink on the streets of Rome in the traditional flat final stage. The bunch sprint was won by his teammate Olav Kooij. He beat Kaden Groves (Alpecin-Deceuninck) and Matteo Moschetti (Q36.5). Yates was joined by Isaac Del Toro (UAE Emirates XRG) and Richard Carapaz (EF Education-EasyPost) on the final podium.