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Bin the weight limit, ban 32in wheels and let bike designers run wild – 5 key rules the UCI's next Lugano Charter must include | BikeRadar (opens the original)
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At the turn of the new millennium, the UCI introduced perhaps the most talked about rule governing race bikes competing in its sanctioned events: the 6.8kg weight limit. In the year 2000, the rule made a good deal of sense. Carbon manufacture, applied to bicycles at least, was still a young technology, and there were question marks over the material’s safety in a sport obsessed with weight. The rule formed part of the wider-reaching Lugano Charter, which was established in 1996 as an effort to c
UCI to rewrite the Lugano Charter in review that could reshape future bike design | BikeRadar (opens the original)
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The UCI has confirmed it will launch a full review of the Lugano Charter, cycling's foundational equipment rulebook, opening the door to the biggest shift of bicycle design regulations in three decades. Announced following the governing body's latest Management Committee meeting in Montréal, the review will produce a draft charter before an industry-wide consultation set for February-April 2027. While the UCI has not proposed any specific rule changes yet, the Lugano Charter underpins many of ro
There will only ever be 100 of these Remco Evenepoel tribute S-Works Tarmac SL9s | BikeRadar (opens the original)
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Specialized has launched the new S-Works Tarmac SL9 Remco LTD, a special version of its flagship race bike in tribute to Remco Evenepoel, limited to only 100 examples worldwide. Priced at £12,999 / $14,999 / €14,999 / AU$21,500, the Remco LTD is the most expensive Tarmac SL9 – the top-spec S-Works Tarmac SL9 SRAM Red AXS costs £11,999 in the UK and $14,000 in the US. The bike includes Remco Evenepoel’s gold-imbued paint scheme, a reference to the Belgian’s Olympic road race champion status, Rova
Ursus Arya G wheels review: new spokes offer a compelling alternative to carbon, but why not just use wider tyres? | BikeRadar (opens the original)
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The Ursus Arya G is one of the most interesting wheelsets I've tested in recent years, largely because its standout feature isn't something you'll immediately notice by looking at it. Its Sapim RC-1 PBO spokes are made from 16,000 para-phenylene benzobisoxazole (PBO) fibres, rather than carbon, and they give the Arya G a sense of composure and a smooth ride quality that's as good as anything I've ever experienced from a high-performance wheelset. They're not bladed for aerodynamic gain, so on sm
Rouvy embraces Zwift hardware as it gears up for the northern hemisphere’s indoor season | BikeRadar (opens the original)
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Rouvy has announced a raft of updates ahead of the indoor cycling season, including expanded support for Zwift hardware, integration with TrainerRoad workouts, new real-world routes, and more ways for riders to train and ride together. Despite now supporting Zwift’s equipment, Rouvy says it wants to continue to focus on its real-world riding simulation ethos, despite its links to more gamification-oriented Zwift. The two platforms were expected to continue operating independently, with separate
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