There are few things more predictable in Australian public life than the instant aneurysm some people suffer whenever bicycle infrastructure is mentioned.

Spend a billion dollars widening roads? Sensible. Mature. Nation-building.

Spend a fraction of that helping people ride safely to work, school, the shops or the train station? Apparently civilisation is over.

'Buy well Michael, no plastic rubbish, and definitely nothing brown'. I'm not sure about the brown bit, I'm still working out the hidden meaning there, but the first part is clear.

Ten years is a big deal. It's a long time. Only good things last ten years, things that miss the mark don't.

I’ve found myself feeling proud of sharp lines around my thighs, ankles and arms… a tanned face, arms and legs and a white white body. My wife viewed the look as ridiculous, and looking back it was. 

Cycling is a bit like pet ownership. You can research breeds, find some ridiculous exotic example, that you claim fits your needs perfectly, before stumping up a disproportionately large amount of cash.... 

Bad news everyone. N+1 has failed. It’s over. But from its ashes rises something new. Something better. Something that will save us.

We hear BMC dealers worldwide are going to converge on Switzerland very soon.  Here's what we expect.

Thank you cable and build obsessed bike shops, thank you for spending three hours building my bike when you could have done it in 30 minutes... and dear pump them out shops, please spend a few more minutes to bring beauty to all of our worlds. #crimesagainstcabling

We're close to five days into the Indian Pacific Wheel Race and as I write this the current leader, Kristof Allegaert has knocked over a cool 2,107km... or 420km per day. 

For some of us, having a trainer at home is ideal. But is it the best option for everyone?

Do you love Zwift? ... what kind of Zwifter are you?

... is anything interesting going to happen... is it any where close to a one day classic?

The market just isn't big enough to support so many rides.

The California start-up is taking a run at the cycling simulator market. It’s been described as “just like Zwift, but outside.”

Dave's drawing a line in the sand on disc brakes. You either love them or you're wrong.

Tomorrow our good mates at Black Sheep Cycling start 'The Man Ride'. The goal? To raise awareness of men's mental illness.

The now infamous moment was something I'd never seen before and may never see again. 

'Why?’ that’s a lot harder to answer. A LOT harder. It’s my least favourite question to be asked. It’s a harder to answer, and the answer takes longer to get to. The answer is bloody good though, I wouldn’t pay the physical and mental tolls that I do if the reward was not high. 

What is cycling is to you? A sport, a hobby, a release, or a way of life? I’ve found that like many things, what you put into cycling you get back.

A Melbourne cyclist has experienced an existential crisis after forgetting any way to tell the internet that he went for a bike ride.

You know that feeling, you’re stomping the pedals, your heart is beating so fast, so hard. All of a sudden a little gap opens up....

With a rise in strong amateur riders, ones that perhaps spend more time chasing Strava segments amongst mates, or completing big challenges, James Raison had a look at what it's like to ride with racing cyclists.

Is your lifestyle incredibly busy? Does your cycling involve getting up at crazy times to fit your riding in? Make sure you keep a check on your fatigue levels.

They are a power house in the global market. Why?