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Tom Pidcock has a strange setback ahead of the World Cycling Championships: 'I had a fight'

Tom Pidcock will be riding around with a swollen lip over the next few days on his way to the World Cycling Championships in Montreal, Canada. The British rider is set to lead the British team in the road race on September 27, but he suffered a unique setback during a training session. Pidcock has b...

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DAHON-V Tech – the engineering behind what makes a folding bike ride like a road bike

SACRAMENTO, Calif., Sept. 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Folding bikes are no longer a niche. The past decade has brought a wave of options at every price tier — from entry-level commuters to premium folders making a fashion statement. The category’s growth, however, has come with a quality gap: hinges that loosen within their first year …

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Axel Merckx praat bij uitzondering over leven als 'de man van' Lotte Kopecky

Axel Merckx is deze weken in Canada voor het WK wielrennen en dan met name zijn vrouw Lotte Kopecky. De Belgische rijdt zondag de individuele tijdrit, maar heeft vooral een doel gemaakt van de wegwedstrijd op 26 september. Merckx sprak met Het Nieuwsblad over zijn rol in het hele geheel. Merckx heef...

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Die 100 wichtigsten Radsport Regeln • La Macchina

Entdecke den Kodex des Radsports und erfahre, welche Gesetze und Regeln du beachten solltest, um das Beste aus deinem Radsportabenteuer herauszuholen.

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Mathieu Van der Poel signs another big sponsorship deal just before the World Cycling Championships

Mathieu van der Poel won the first stage of the Tour of Luxembourg this Wednesday, but his main goal lies ahead in Canada. There, the Dutch rider from Alpecin-Premier Tech hopes to become world champion, but ahead of that race, he has signed a sponsorship deal. From now on, he will serve as an ambas...

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New Zealand's World Championship team forced to pay their own way to Montreal: 'It's a strange dynamic'

Finn Fisher-Black will line up at the Road World Championships in Montreal later this month as one of New Zealand's strongest road cyclists. But his preparation for one of cycling's biggest events has been overshadowed by an unusual reality. He, like every other selected Kiwi rider, is paying his ow...