Episode 6 of Season 3 of the Atherton Project kicks off at Mont St. Anne in Canada – one of the hardest, longest and oldest tracks on the circuit, and the team could do with some good points to help with the title chase. Then it’s on to Windham in New York on the 4th [...]

SEASON 3 / EPISODE 5 Sauze D’oulx, Italy Episode 5 of The Atherton Project begins with the team travelling to the mountain town of Sauze D’Oulx for some a week’s free riding ahead of the next World Cup race. It’s a place where all there is to do is eat, sleep and ride – a [...]

Everyone, if you’re interested in cycling at all, make sure you get along and see this. Watch the official trailer above to see what I mean. For those of us in Cape Town, head over to webtickets.co.za to book your tickets for the showings at the Labia. Life Cycles tells a spectacular story of the [...]

This post should probably be called Mud Sweat and Tears, but that’s been used before and I need to move up the google search rankings with some original’ish content. So for the record the Daily Crank took on the 75km MTB and the 50km road ride the next day. I should mention that I would’ve [...]

Regardless of what you think of Rapha or the people wearing it, you can’t deny Rapha have a beautiful style and romanticism about them. And they make lovely (expensive) kit. Now from Rapha comes this beautifully shot film about rediscovering the love of riding, not for racing or distance, but rather the journey. A very [...]

As a regular cyclist, I’ve entered a lot of a rides and I’ve read a lot of material on what to think about during a race. I’ve read pretty much everything out there. And none of it makes a blind bit of difference to my brain on the day. Let’s take my last ride, a [...]