It’s a new year and there is no better time to take your riding to the next level. These are some of our top tips and gear recommendations for stepping up your cycling game this year.
Remco Evenepoel claimed the 2024 Olympic Road Race Gold Medal in decisive form. Getting away solo and holding off the chasing riders. It was no easy feat – requiring careful management of both fitness and equipment to perfectly optimize performance. These are the tools that helped Remco Evenepoel win in Paris.
Time for a new tire? Worn-out tires increase the chance of getting flats, decrease performance, and can be a safety hazard. When it’s time to replace your tires, the choices can be overwhelming.
The Continental Grand Prix is solidly the most popular tire for road racers and riders alike. It somehow manages to pair low rolling resistance with impressive durability and ride feel.
So, you’ve decided to get a gravel bike... a good choice, you won’t regret it. No matter where you are on your cycling journey, Specialized has a gravel bike to suit your needs. So, let’s dive in and check out the selection.
A race-day favorite of gravel pros, the Specialized Crux is an indomitable force on- and off-road. With wide tire clearance, performance gravel geometry, and a lightweight frame, this bike is extremely capable. If you want a bike that can truly do it all, it doesn’t get much better than the Crux.
Tubeless tires reduce the number of flats and offer a smoother ride; however, even with the added protection, punctures still occur sometimes. When a puncture is too big for sealant to handle on its own, a tubeless tire plugs in the tool to get you back on track.