Matthew Pioro

The WorldTour bikes designed in northern France will soon be coming to our roads

Making a fast aero road bike faster

A close look at the Assos Equipe R S11 and RS S11 bib shorts

The rider on Picnic PostNL has been performing well in some of road cycling’s biggest events

As the North American season gets underway, Alexis Cartier and Andrew L’Esperance put their privateer programs to the test

Two notable sunnies from the 2025 range

A sleek, fast bike with a fit that works for all riders

Sorting through the many options on bikes designed for rough routes How to choose the right gravel bike for you

Diligent carbon-fibre design and well-chosen components add up to an elevated entry-level bike in the Argon 18 Equation

‘If I couldn’t win, what’s the point?’ A tragedy gave Michael Matthews extra motivation to succeed in Quebec City

Ahead of the GPCQM, the Osgoode, Ont., athlete is learning what type of rider he is, and reveals why he’s leaving birds behind Derek Gee

Two company insiders discuss features and design. Plus, first-ride impressions from a Canadian Cycling Magazine tester

Michael Woods is starting the Giro d’Italia with some of ‘the worst form ever,” but has plans for success too

A look at how the Trek CarBack radar and the Garmin Varia look out for you

A mullet e-cargo bike, the Specialized Turbo Porto, features top-of-the-line design and accessories that will help you move loads

The made-in-Canada bike blends lively handling with a ride quality for big days out

The made-in-Canada bike blends lively handling with a ride quality for big days out

Pedal assist can support your rides in surprising ways

Take the all-road bike on an around-the-world trek or adventures close to home

A two-day jaunt on the roads and trails near Boulder, Colo., reveals features of the new kit