
Logan Jones-Wilkins
Logan Jones-Wilkins is a writer and reporter based out of the southwest of the United States. As a writer, he has covered cycling extensively for the past year and has extensive experience as a racer in gravel and road. He has a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Richmond and enjoys all kinds of sports, ranging from the extreme to the endemic. Nevertheless, cycling was his first love and remains the main topic bouncing around his mind at any moment.
Latest articles by Logan Jones-Wilkins
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More youth, more international: Life Time announces its new roster of athletes for the 2026 Grand Prix
A hand-selected cast of 44 of the world's most talented off-road riders to contest the 2026 Life Time Grand Prix, starting at the Sea Otter Classic in April
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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How I gave my six-year-old, worn-out Enve wheels new life and made them ride better than ever
I thought my $2,500 wheels from 2019 were cooked. Turns out, I just needed to think outside the box
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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Aero for everyone? I got an AI-based bike fit and saved dozens of watts
I got a bike fit from AiRO, an AI-driven app that gives bike fitters actionable CFD modeling without the wind tunnel
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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Riders ready? Your guide to 2026's biggest gravel events and key registration dates
Here are the registration dates for gravel’s biggest events around the globe
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Mid South splits pro and amateur race days to prioritise safety while preserving the gravel spirit
The unofficial American gravel season opener will feature a pro race on Friday afternoon before the traditional mass-start event on Saturday
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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Thinking of running mountain bike tyres on your gravel bike? Read this first
After 12 months of testing, I learned about what works, what doesn’t, and what to make of gravel’s bigger-is-better trend
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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Bigger is better; the gravel tyre test you should all be paying attention to in 2025 - I put 6 MTB tyres through 12 months of testing
From Unbound to your local trails, the verdict is clear: go wider - after 12 months of back-to-back testing, I rank the best mountain bike tyres to convert your gravel rig into an unstoppable machine
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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'What a gravel bike should be in 2025': The new Specialized Diverge goes full off-road, and the result is awesome
A few baffling spec choices, but with some tweaks, the new gravel-specific offering from Specialized throws down the gauntlet with a move towards modernity
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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Racing for joy: How Ian Boswell balances family, work and gravel’s new era
The former WorldTour pro reflects on life after the peloton, honouring Sule Kangangi and navigating gravel’s commercial evolution
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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US Gravel Nationals: Lauren Stephens powers to third straight title; Bradyn Lange wins with breakthrough performance
The race was the first in Minnesota after two years in Nebraska and produced one new champion and one three-peat winner
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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Specialized Diverge 4: First ride review of the brand's most versatile bike
The most versatile bike in Specialized lineup doubles down on future trends while adjusting its approach to compliance
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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KOM Cycling mount and lights reviewed: a simple workman's solution for an everyday light
The stem-mount combines a quick-release light on the bottom and a standard bike computer mount on the top
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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US juniors face $4,000 cost to race Worlds; former World Champion Megan Jastrab rallies support
With USA Cycling funding limited, Jastrab launches fundraiser to help junior riders afford the 2025 Road World Championships in Rwanda
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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Why pros are racing the biggest MTB race in the US on drop bars and ‘Frankenstein bikes’
Are there real gains to be had, or is this just a fad?
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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From wild card to Unbound winner: Could Kiwi mountain biker Cam Jones be the first to dethrone Keegan Swenson in the Life Time Grand Prix?
Cameron Jones on racing on his own terms and forging his gravel future
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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Tour de France vs Tour de France Femmes: 3 key differences and similarities
They're a different side of the same coin. Here are the similarities and differences that excite us
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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The battle for public lands is a reminder: cyclists can’t afford to stay on the sidelines of politics
Cycling is a political act. Without a strong, unified constituency, we stand to lose big
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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Unbound-tested: TRP Vistar may just be the drivetrain rival gravel riders have been waiting for
From Oregon’s forests to Arizona’s harsh deserts and the prairie miles of Unbound Gravel, we’ve pushed the new TRP and Classified drivetrain to its limits. After a month in the saddle, here’s what stood out
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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Specialized Ares 2 shoe review: How much should seven watts cost?
The American company's new top-of-the-line offering has lofty claims and an even loftier price. But are the alleged gains enough to justify a 40% price increase?
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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The Giro Imperial II reviewed: a premium shoe with the right balance of performance and comfort
In a marketplace of skyrocketing prices and specific fits, the new offering from Giro offers a general fit at a high-but-not-ludicrous price
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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McNulty, Gee and Del Toro lead North American contingent at the 2025 Giro d'Italia
From climbers, sprinters and domestiques, here is who to look out for at La Corsa Rosa
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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The American bike racing calendar is sabotaging itself
When gravel, mountain, and road events collide, it’s the riders — and the future of U.S. bike racing — that lose
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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Can you make a living as an American domestic road racer? A look inside the part-time professionalism of the American road peloton
After decades of booms and busts, the American road scene finds itself in a fragile place. We spoke to riders to understand the reality of chasing the dream on home soil
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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'The Ares 2 feels like a riskier investment than it should be' - a first-ride review of Specialized's new top-tier road shoe
The Ares 2 brings refined Body Geometry and an even bigger price tag to the Specialized shoe lineup
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
