Josh Croxton

Did Shimano's new pedals cost Mathieu van der Poel victory at Paris-Roubaix?

By Josh Croxton Published 12 April 26

Tech Quick-thinking Tibor Del Grosso saves the team from complete embarrassment, but Christophe Roodhoft takes the blame for putting half the team on different pedals

The UCI has a new weapon in the war on tyres that are a little bit too wide

By Josh Croxton Published 12 April 26

News With no specific tyre width limit rule, what's going on with this new measuring device spotted in Compiègne?

Mathieu van der Poel's Paris-Roubaix derailed by double mechanical in Forest of Arenberg

By Kirsten Frattini Published 12 April 26

News Reigning champion couldn't clip into Jasper Philipsen's bike, so walks back to collect his own as Tibor Del Grosso swaps wheels

Skoda develops bike bell that can bypass noise-cancelling headphones, and then gives the technology away for free

By Josh Croxton Published 10 April 26

News The clever dual-frequency design can trick algorithms and be heard from 50 feet further away than traditional bells

Visma-Lease a Bike 'utterly astonished' as UCI issues wheel tech ban just two weeks before Paris-Roubaix

By Josh Croxton Published 9 April 26

Mathieu Heijboer describes timing as "no coincidence" as Wout van Aert's chances take a hit

What is the widest tyre we'll see at Paris-Roubaix?

By Josh Croxton Last updated 7 April 26

Tech 32mm, 35, 40? What are the rules, the restrictions, and teams' considerations when choosing to go wider?

Pinarello responds after Filippo Ganna's handlebar snaps mid-race en route to victory at Dwars door Vlaanderen

By Josh Croxton Published 2 April 26

News The Italian was forced to stop twice in 10km

A broken wheel and a broken handlebar: Filippo Ganna fights back hard from double trouble at Dwars door Vlaanderen

By Alasdair Fotheringham Published 1 April 26

News After two bike changes and a 13-kilometre chase, Ineos Grenadiers leader overcomes handlebar failure at cobbled Classic for victory

'He definitely feels it' – Mathieu van der Poel tackles E3 recon with new handlebars after Milan-San Remo hand injury

By Patrick Fletcher Published 25 March 26

Dutchman will still lead the team at E3 Saxo Classic, according to teammate

Zwift goes outdoors with new Recommendation feature, plus 'Level 100' limit removed in latest round of updates

By Josh Croxton Published 24 March 26

News Platform also unveils in-game gravel race series, sponsored by Pas Normal

'A very uncomfortable ride' - Belgian rider's saddle snaps off during 'mini Paris-Roubaix'

By Josh Croxton Published 19 March 26

Flanders Baloise rider Jules Hesters left standing with 22.3km to go

Shimano hits back at claims that it broke the law, despite agreeing to pay $11.5m civil penalty following crankset recall

By Josh Croxton Published 17 March 26

News CPSC Says the company 'failed to immediately report' the hazardous defect, as failures date back 10 years prior to the recall being announced

Mathieu van der Poel explains why he refuses to follow the narrow handlebar trend

By Stephen Farrand Published 14 March 26

News Despite trend towards narrower bars, the Dutch Classics favourite still rides with handlebars that measure 450mm

Tadej Pogačar's Enve wheels are too deep for the new UCI rules, so how did he get away with using them at Strade Bianche?

By Josh Croxton Published 9 March 26

News Secret Enve wheels help Slovenian to Strade Bianche success

What was the strange black arm sensor worn by Tadej Pogačar at Strade Bianche?

By Josh Croxton Published 9 March 26

News The Slovenian set the rumour mill alight when his finish line celebration revealed an unusual sight, but we have the answers

Why are Visma-Lease a Bike glueing their tubeless tyres into place at the Spring Classics?

By Josh Croxton Published 6 March 26

News Old school meets new school as Visma-Lease a Bike mechanics turn to tubular glue for their tubeless tyres, here's why.