Road Tested: Fizik Tempo Overcurve R5 Cycling Shoes

Road testing Bianchi’s premium endurance offering on the nation’s highest roads.

The team we know as Mitchelton-Scott will change names from 2021 with GreenEDGE Cycling signing a partnership agreement with Bianchi.

Strava - it’s a cinch to start then finish a ride with just a couple of taps of a screen. But if you look a little deeper there are far more features than those you see on the face of your phone. Here we take a look at ten ways you can get more out of Strava.

A self-confessed old-school rider who raced the Tour de France on steel bikes with downtube shifters, Pat Jonker takes the latest Focus Paralane2 e-bike on a gravel mission in the Clare Valley.

There’s nothing quite like the isolation of a solo ride. Just you, your bike and your thoughts. But what happens if you’re being hunted by a charging pro peloton at the time? Peter Maniaty spoke with some of cycling’s most famous solo escapees

A popular hit at the festival, the feature documentary is set for major release early in 2021.

Trends in crank lengths have varied over the years and, just like bike riders, cranks come in various shapes and sizes. Here Dr Michael Hanslip takes an in-depth look at crank length and how it can affect your performance and efficiency.

We speak with legendary Aussie all-round athlete and current Team Ineos Super Domestique Cam Wurf about AMP Human’s bicarb based PR Lotion.

Ride 1000km between Christmas Day and Australia Day to complete the challenge. The first 20 riders to log 1000 kilometres will score Amp Human PR Lotion Gift Packs, and entry is simple.

An Icon of 1980s cycling was France's Vitus 979 frame which exemplified many of the innovations of the decade which it outlasted to become one of the most successful racing bicycles ever.

A lightweight climbing bike, the new Emonda is super fast both up and down hill. Here we review the latest from Trek.

The obvious and common denominator of all the bikes reviewed by Bicycling Australia is two wheels ... but not this one. Here we take a look at the recently-released Wattbike Atom.

It’s one of the more common ailments with 
a surprising percentage of the population suffering lower back pain and the dreaded effects of sciatica.

Sarah Hunter takes an in-depth look at all aspects of indoor training and answers the 5 most common questions on setting up to ride inside.

Could just an hour a week of body weight strength training transform your riding? Sarah Hunter thinks so and explains it here.

How much you need to eat and drink during a 100+KM ride depends on you body mass and event duration as David O'Reilly explains.

Pills, potions and tinctures: the world of sports supplements is a complex one. David O'Reilly busts some myths.

The focus of this article is the all-important question we as cyclists need answered: “will eating plants help me ride faster?”.

Victorian-based Bicycling Australia contributor Coco Henry was so impressed by a recent trip to the Mornington Peninsula she’s tempted to move there! Here Coco explains why.

You’re in great shape. Your bike is ready. Your itinerary is sorted. But without the right travel insurance, the two-wheeled adventure of your dreams could quickly turn into a nightmare, as Peter Maniaty (no stranger to overseas bike accidents himself) explores.

Cobbles. The mere thought of them conjures up excitement, anticipation, sweaty palms and dreams of adventure. Flanders is the home of cobbles so that's where we reviewed the latest Roubaix from Specialized.