Just as it’s a yearly tradition for Katie Compton to win a National Title, it has become a tradition for Cyclocross Magazine to take an in-depth look at the bike that got her there. Quite a bit has changed in the last month.
2016 World Champion Wout van Aert has had some infamous dropped chains in his racing career, three coming in the last few weeks as he …
Contrary to popular belief, there is no offseason in cyclocross, and our action-packed Issue 29 sets out to prove it with enough content to get …
Hecht’s Moots PSYCHLO X RSL is built with custom butted titanium tubing and comes with short 42.3cm chainstays to swing around the tightest corners. While …
WickWërks, the former supplier of Katie Compton’s chainrings, has been hard at work at a new chainring option for Shimano 4-Arm asymmetrical 110mm BCD (bolt …
Update: See Katie Compton’s new 2014 Trek Crockett cyclocross bike, as seen at the Providence Cyclocross Festival. by Jordan Villella Katie Compton has the won …
Las Vegas — Faster shifting means faster racing, and at CrossVegas, it’s measured in fast laps. Fast is encouraged! . . . that’s why WickWerks is sponsoring the”WickWerks Wicked Fast Lap Award” at CrossVegas. In each category the rider who completes the fastest lap will receive a cash prize — $100 for blazing a Wicked Fast Lap.
Cyclocross Magazine grabbed an exclusive preview of the new Ultegra-level CX70 cyclocross components while at the Raleigh Dealers symposium. The Shimano mini-group includes a front derailleur sized and tuned for the smaller chainrings used in cyclocross and available in a top-pull and bottom-pull cable configuration.