Scott is fashionably late to the cyclocross disc party, but is making quite the entrance. The company didn’t even list a cyclocross bike last season, …

Yesterday, USA Cycling released a full report of the findings of the impacts on Zilker Park by consulting arborist Patrick Wentworth. We examined the report, and …

The Lowell 50 is a gravel race of the Midwest, comprising over 85% unpaved roads and a self-described “classic old world style gravel road race.” Like …

Several weeks ago, Michael van den Ham talked to Cycle-Smart’s Shaun Adamson and Elliston Coaching’s Bill Elliston about whether or not dedicated cyclocross athletes should be racing …

The UCI just announced that it will be allowing the use of disc brakes on road bikes during the 2015 season, for two separate events of each …

Last Mechanical Monday, we resurfaced a guide to replacing and working on sealed bearings. In a similar vein, we look at the common misuse of cleats (so …

Yesterday, the 2015 edition of the famous Paris-Roubaix went underway, with John Degenkolb of Giant-Alpecin besting cyclocross legends Zdeněk Štybar and Lars Boom in the velodrome. The …

IRD has released their Defiant Wide Compact Crankset with a retro look and a range that seeks to offer something new for gravel cyclists.

We take a first look at the Santa Cruz Stigmata, a new cyclocross bike. Unlike the last iteration of the alloy bike, this is Santa Cruz’s first attempt at a carbon fiber cyclocross frame. Stay tuned for a future full review.

Every year, Paris-Roubaix piques the interest of cyclocross fans all across the nation like no other road race can. Perhaps it is the image of …

As introduced by the GCN testers above, Zipp has just unveiled their all-new 30 Course Disc-brake wheelset. The biggest surprise is the aluminum options, which …

Last Fall, the small country of Luxembourg won the bid for the 2017 Cyclocross World Championship. The last time they held the event was almost …

Forget what you know about preparing to run in cyclocross: If you are pulling out your sneakers and jogging only two weeks before the season …

This weekend, Michael van den Ham asked coaches what was a better use of your summer training time: Training specifically for cyclocross or racing in other …

In Issue 27, Michael van den Ham looked inward to strike the balance that we must all find before cycling begins to feel more like …

Last weekend was packed with good gravel races across the country. While Cyclocross Magazine was busy covering (and racing) Michigan’s Barry-Roubaix on Saturday, the Gravel Cyclist was …

Last weekend, at Barry-Roubaix, the Open Men and Women stormed Western Michigan for the seventh annual race. We also looked at Mackenzie Woodring’s race winning Foundry Harrow. …

James Barrymore wouldn’t be surprised if you haven’t heard of him. He has spent the last few years trying to keep his name hidden away …

Mackenzie Woodring Makes It Four for Seven at Barry-Roubaix 62 miles of gravel, sand, deep ruts, potholes and rare sections of pavement made up the …

In Issue 27, we reviewed the European-based 30Seven company’s cycling products. The brand has begun to establish a name for themselves in the world of …

This weekend marks the seventh annual Barry-Roubaix Gravel Race. Holding a titular mix between Paris Roubaix and Barry County in Michigan, this early Spring race …

Springtime in many areas of the country can be a headache for choosing attire: Layer up in winter gear and feel yourself sweat under the …