Bicycling Australia

Bicycling Australia is packed with interesting and useful information that will enhance your cycling experience. Our expert writers specialise in providing detailed information on training, positioning, health and nutrition, designed to help you ride better. There’s also unbiased, critical analysis of new products—from parts, and accessories, to clothing and nutrition, to full bike reviews—all with detailed photography to help you buy better. You'll also find Where to Ride suggestions in every issue, for destinations both in Australia and overseas. Download your copy now!

The Cold War • “Winter is not a season, it’s an occupation.”

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The Tour de France from another perspective

Vive le Tour • While the eastern states enter the big deep freeze and cycling behaviours change, publisher James Yaffa focuses on what’s positive about this time of year, Le Tour de France!

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The Latest Gear • Cycling is constantly evolving and here we look at some of the latest gear spotted by Nicola Rutzou.

THE BIG PICTURE

Tour de France Preview: Old School • Anthony Tan tells us what you need to know before the 112th edition of Le Tour gets going on July 5.

Le Tour de Nord France • The 2025 Tour de France is starting in the city of Lille and spending most of the first few stages in northern France. Amy McPherson tours the area to see what it offers riders.

What goes on Tour with Jayco AlUla • It’s said that the Tour de France is a great two-wheeled travelling circus, and indeed, it’s one heck of a cycling roadshow, and so you can but imagine what goes on behind the scenes to keep things running smoothly for the riders and fans.

Ben O’Clock • The Tour de France is looming large. Peter Maniaty caught up with Ben O’Connor for a candid and wide-ranging chat as the Western Australian commenced his final build-up towards the Grand Depart in Lille on 5 July.

Women on wheels • When Australian Olympic gold medalist Grace Brown began cycling, the chances of spotting another female rider were slim, but things are changing as Sam Coombs found out.

Australian handmade bikes • Handmade bikes are being built in workshops across Australia by frame builders who you’ve probably not heard of. Alison McGregor shared her insights.

Hosking HR1 • Hundreds of bikes have been reviewed in the pages of Bicycling Australia over the years. Typically, they’ve been upper tier models, high spec and equally high priced, so when Peter Maniaty had the opportunity to sample the entry-level road offering from Hosking Bikes he grasped it with both hands.

Polygon Bend R6X affordable gravel • If you’re in the market for something “gravelly,” it is tough to determine which bike is right. Luke Meers investigates.

Wilier Adlar made for explorers • With a custom-built gravel bike ready to go, Alison McGregor headed to the Blue Mountains.

Wahoo TRACKR RADAR • The TRACKR RADAR is an integrated rear light and vehicle detection system. It marks Wahoo’s belated foray into the bike radar market where it will go head to head with established players like Garmin, Bryton and Magene, amongst others.

Canyon Core Bibshorts & Short Sleeve Jersey • Canyon has just released its new Core Bibshorts and jersey. We got an early airing of this summery combo – read on to see how they stacked up.

Kask Protone Icon • The popular Protone Icon from Kask has been given an update with four new colours. Editor Nicola Rutzou put it through its paces.

Trek Velocis shoes • The Trek Velocis Road mid-range shoes are comfortable, functional, and look good too.

Vittoria Rubino tyres • Rubino has been a mainstay of the Vittoria road tyre range for nearly two decades. The fifth generation Rubino hit the market back...