Tyler Boucher
Tyler Boucher is a former (and occasionally still) bike racer across several disciplines. These days, he spends most of his time in the saddle piloting his children around in a cargo bike. His writing has appeared in magazines published in Europe, the UK and North America. He lives in Seattle, Washington.
Latest articles by Tyler Boucher
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5 bike products that don’t exist, but should
From stems in 5mm increments to dried sealant remover and spoiler-free race coverage, can someone please get on these ideas?
By Tyler Boucher Published
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Can you trust TPU tubes in a pinch? Best TPU tubes ridden and reviewed 2024
For riders who have accepted tubeless into their lives, TPU tubes may not be very compelling. For the unconverted, however, they’re worth exploring, with a few caveats
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'A bike that goes a little bit against the grain': a first-ride review of Colnago's new C68 Gravel bike
A thoughtfully constructed gravel bike that’s a joy to ride on and off road, but has some intentional limitations
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Five unexpected things I’ve learned from working with a coach for the first time
After a decade of racing, I hired my first coach. Here's what happened next
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Titanium for the masses: Why titanium bikes are riding high and how companies are bringing the cost down on this boutique material
Canyon, Blackheart, Priority, Decathlon are all dabbling in titanium – here’s why
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Keeping time: the evolution of timing in cycling and the watch brands along for the ride
A brief exploration of how watch expertise and culture has developed with professional cycling over the last century and a half
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Ventum GS1 bike review: A modern gravel race bike with aerodynamic considerations and generous clearances
We received Ventum's GS1 gravel racer in for review. Here's what we make of it
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American stars shine abroad while domestic races dwindle — What does the future hold for US cycling?
It was an incredible year for American riders on the WorldTour yet road racing in North America is on the decline.
By Tyler Boucher Published
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Pumpkin spice isn't just for lattes, check out these fall-flavored cycling favorites
Pumpkin spice products to suit your cycling needs: energy bars, granola, protein and post-ride beers
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Long live the Surly Cross-Check; R.I.P beloved do-it-all steel steed
As has been lamented by fans on social media and internet forums everywhere, Surly’s longtime model, the Cross-Check, will no longer be manufactured and sold by the company
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Neilson Powless on Saving Road Racing in America, Polka Dots and Parenthood
American Neilson Powless talks us through his 2023 Tour de France, preparing for parenthood and his goals for next season and beyond
By Tyler Boucher Published
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Gallery: Scenes from America’s ‘Most Important’ Road Race
Capturing the atmosphere at America's highest-level bike race, here are some snaps from our reporter on the ground at the Maryland Cycling Classic
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Lidl-Trek's Mattias Skjelmose wins Maryland Cycling Classic
Exemplary team tactics by Lidl-Trek in the closing kilometers, as well as selective early half of the parcours made for an exciting day of racing at America’s highest level professional road race.
By Tyler Boucher Published
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Saris Freedom 2-Bike bike rack review - simple, effective and made in the USA
The ratchet straps are fiddly and it doesn't feel as sturdy as other designs - but the price is competitive and it's straightforward to use
By Tyler Boucher Published
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Yakima StageTwo bike rack review - robust and gimmick-free
A heavy-duty rack designed for quick on and offs
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Thule Epos 2 with Lights bike rack review - feature-packed and foldable for storage
A fully-featured rack that makes no compromises when it comes to bike security
By Tyler Boucher Published
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Made in the USA: Four of the best domestic carbon bicycles you should know about
Offering an alternative to bikes made overseas, these smaller operations are making high-quality carbon bikes closer to home
By Tyler Boucher Last updated
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To Canada, in search of (Gluten-free) Belgian Waffles: a review of the inaugural BWR BC gravel race
Our writer attended the inaugural Belgian Waffle Ride gravel race in Canada. Here's what he made of it.
By Tyler Boucher Published
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Ergon SR Allroad Core Comp Men Review - a gravel saddle that smooths rough roads
An affordable, comfortable saddle offered in two different widths
By Tyler Boucher Published
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POC Ventral Tempus MIPS Review - A helmet for riding in the rain, and being seen
Bright, light and comfortable, but not cheap
By Tyler Boucher Published
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Aventon Abound E-Cargo Bike review: a reasonably priced, surprisingly fun cargo hauler
We tested Aventon's Abound e-Cargo Bike and came away impressed
By Tyler Boucher Published
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Chris King's GRD23 R45D premium carbon gravel wheelset reviewed: Is the price tag worth it?
We reviewed Chris King's GRD23 R45D carbon gravel wheels. The premium wheels come with big price tag. Is it worth it?
By Tyler Boucher Published
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Specialized's Recon gravel shoes get an update + first ride impressions
We take a close look at the updated Specialized S-Works Recon and all-new Recon ADV shoes, put to the test by two Cycling Weekly reviewers.
By Tyler Boucher Published
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Rapha Men's Brevet Insulated Long Sleeve Gore-Tex Infinium Jersey review - an excellent all-round winter riding jersey
We tested and reviewed Rapha's men's Brevet Insulated Long Sleeve Gore-Tex Infinium jersey for cycling
By Tyler Boucher Published