Latest articles by Caroline Dezendorf
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'This race was a lot harder to win' - Karolina Migoń solos to victory at Unbound Gravel
This is the Polish rider's third win this month, after her repeat victory at The Traka 360 and Gravel Locos
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'You cannot race Unbound on your own' - Greg van Avermaet returns to Unbound Gravel with a team and some unfinished business
“It would be a dream that I can finish the race without having any issues or mechanical problems or flats," says former Olympic and Roubaix champion
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With pros now flocking to the 350-mile Unbound XL, has the elite race lost the gravel spirit?
Lachlan Morton, Laurens ten Dam, Ted King, Heather Jackson, Lael Wilcox, Serena Bishop Gordon. The XL race is heating up; why is that?
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'I’ve already won the 200, so what else could I do?' — Lachlan Morton takes on 350-mile XL at Unbound Gravel
“I already had the experience I wanted to have there...so, why not just try something different?” says the Australian.
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‘It’s a terrible idea and it’s really hard’ - Comedian becomes the first person to cover the US coast-to-coast on a BMX bike
Sebastian Fowler covered 3333 miles across 11 states in 80 days pedaling a 20-inch BMX bike loaded with 27 kilos of gear
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He tried to 3D print a Canyon Aeroad bike in four days. It was a disaster—so Canyon sent him a real one instead
'There is so much more engineering that goes into bikes than people think. I think bikes have been around for so long we take them for granted,' discovered Kevin Frias
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What is the biking equivalent of a 'couch to 5k' running challenge?
Why it could be easier to train for a longer cycling event than a 30-minute run
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Meet the long-haul trucker who’s clocked 600+ hours on his bike this year
From Zwifting in his cab to conquering the open road, this bike racer-turned-long-haul trucker makes the most of his life on the road
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What's the biking equivalent of 10,000 steps a day?
The phrase 'gotta get my steps in' has become part of everyday life. But what if there were a simpler, faster way to meet your daily activity needs?
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‘This is our home, and we’re not leaving’: This community is determined to rebuild its only bike shop after Hurricane Helene
A North Carolina mountain community lost its only bike shop, but owners are determined to rebuild—now the question is, how?
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'I was part of the dark era of cycling. I think the sport is in such a better place now' - George Hincapie on the future of road racing in America
Between Americans finding overseas success, helping his son Enzo follow in his footsteps and organising gran fondos, Hincapie believes US road racing will remerge
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'Road racing is notoriously unfriendly' - how women’s participation in gravel cycling is changing the sport worldwide
‘In gravel, everyone's welcome! And I absolutely love that and I never want that to change,' says SBT founder Amy Charity
