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A Dutch-language cycling newsletter and podcast that covers road racing from the spring classics to the grand tours and the World Championships. Readers get analysis, behind-the-scenes stories and investigative reporting, such as a multi-source investigation into Team Sunweb.
A personal newsletter from a writer who rides and walks, mixing memoir about childhood walks near his parents' home with reflections on cycling among trees and the anxieties of setting out on an adventure. Readers get literary, essayistic pieces about landscape, memory and the act of leaving home.
A science-driven endurance training newsletter covering threshold testing without a power meter, post-race recovery physiology, and performance myths like mid-race tooth brushing. Readers get evidence-based explanations they can apply to their own training, racing and fueling.
A freelance cycling writer shares travelogue, interviews and opinion pieces on men's and women's pro road racing across disciplines, written in a personal, conversational voice. Readers get race coverage from behind the scenes, reflections on the sport's culture and safety, and side-quest style previews and recaps of Grand Tours.
A local advocacy group's newsletter on making Hobart's streets safer, more vibrant and more sustainable. It covers policy submissions, event invitations and organisational updates such as AGMs and guest talks on the city's bike plan.
Escape Collective delivers cycling news, transfer updates, reviews and reporting from inside professional road racing. Readers get timely coverage of rider moves, team news and quotes from team managers.
Gear & Grit reviews cycling tech such as trainers, smart trainer software and bike computers with a practical, real-world focus aimed at time-pressed riders. Each issue pairs product breakdowns with notes on training usefulness and endurance-related thinking.
Neil Damerell's weekly newsletter The Climb offers science-backed coaching advice for cyclists on training efficiently, losing weight, building strength and riding stronger with limited time. Each issue pairs client case studies with research-informed takeaways such as how to structure a few hours of training per week.
A parent-run local blog covering transportation, housing, and city politics in Alameda, California, mixing neighborhood anecdotes like bike bus outings with council agenda and election commentary. Readers get a conversational, personal take on Alameda civic life and upcoming local races.
A research-oriented newsletter for endurance athletes that explains training science such as intensity distribution, periodization, and individual variation in training response. Its entries mix evidence summaries with practical framing and occasional interviews with athletes and coaches.
A runner-writer shares race reports, course tips and training reflections on marathons, road miles and endurance sports, mixing personal experience with a nerdy, analytical bent. Readers get practical race advice and first-hand accounts of events in New York, Munich and Düsseldorf.
A journalist and author reports on passenger rail, transit, cycling and urbanism, with a current focus on riding every passenger train in Canada for a forthcoming book. Readers get first-person travel dispatches, commentary on rail policy such as Alto high-speed rail, and updates on the book project.
Updates from a volunteer-led Birmingham campaign group on safer streets and alternatives to driving, including consultations to respond to, committee news and open letters to the council. Readers get practical calls to action on local schemes such as school streets, low traffic neighbourhoods and cycle lanes.
The Trellis is a Philadelphia cycling newsletter covering local bike infrastructure such as smart bike pods at regional rail stations, the femme, trans, women and non-binary cycling community, and profiles of local racers. Readers get reported features with interviews and practical local context for riding in the city.
Jackson Casimiro's personal newsletter covers outdoor life, design and culture, with a focus on alternative transport such as street-legal golf carts and long-distance bikepacking. Recent issues pair opinionated commentary on the Amble One cart and the BOLT trails report with practical notes on mapping and information design.
A first-person race diary from an amateur mountain biker covering the 2026 Leadville 100 MTB, told as an inner-monologue narrative with short, playful entries. Readers get a vivid, candid account of pre-race nerves, aid stations, crew support and the emotional highs and lows of a long endurance event.
TJ's Blog is a personal blog of tech-adjacent writing, covering DIY hardware projects like an open-source transit arrivals display, practical guides such as getting started with urban cycling, and video editing workflows for 360 cameras. Readers get step-by-step, first-person accounts of how the author built or learned these things, with concrete details like settings, software and project history.
Iain Broome writes about producing audio for ultra-distance cycling races and about the slow, fragmented process of drafting his second novel while juggling freelance work and family life. The newsletter is a candid, personal log of writing progress and the practical realities of creative work.
A journalist's first-person accounts of endurance events such as Tough Mudder and long-distance cycling sportives, with a focus on the athlete economy and sports people building businesses. Readers get vivid, humorous race reports with practical detail on what these challenges demand.
A women-focused cycling community newsletter mixing personal ride reports, charity campaign features, and paid-tier nutrition and training tips. Readers get stories from group rides, partner charity spotlights, and seasonal fitness and nutrition advice.
A weekly personal newsletter from a European bike marketing consultancy, mixing first-person accounts of ultradistance bikepacking races, gear builds and sponsor shout-outs with reflections on community building in the bike trade. It reads as a chatty, rhyming-subject-line digest for bike industry insiders and riders.
Traffic Violence Rapid Response reports on pedestrian and cyclist deaths in Oakland, naming victims and documenting hit-and-run cases and dangerous street designs. It also covers neighborhood-led traffic calming projects and permits under OakDOT's community pilot program.
A Raleigh nonprofit's community newsletter covering bike education, group rides and member experiences. Its weekly roundups and reader-submitted reflections mostly point to local events and community activity.
A personal newsletter by Rodolphe Dutel mixing short takes on games, health trends and tech-adjacent curiosities with first-person travel and cycling accounts. It offers casual, opinionated reflections and practical lessons from the author's own experiences.
Live race coverage, results and recaps of professional cycling events such as Paris-Tours and Il Lombardia, published alongside an app promotion. Readers get race results, route previews and race-by-race narratives of stage-by-stage tactics and standings.
Stefan Twerdochlib's portfolio newsletter is mostly a set of practical help notes for a cycling club app, covering how rider-created teams are switched on, requested, reviewed and rejected. It also includes a placeholder issue announcing the new portfolio site.
A race-listing and endurance-sport newsletter covering mental training, race calendars for the Pacific Northwest and Bay Area, and gear picks. Readers get upcoming event listings plus short pieces on sports psychology, overtraining and travel racing.
This newsletter promotes the Slake Snake, a November hill climb on a Strava segment at Slake Brewing in Prince Edward County, and covers registration, records and event weekend details. It mostly serves as event promotion for a local gravel and cycling club rather than broader cycling coverage.
Monument Cycling is a newsletter from a British pro cycling media outlet sharing video highlights and podcasts from domestic races and riders. Readers get links to race highlights, such as the Lancaster Grand Prix, and interview podcasts with British riders.
Product update newsletter for HeartCast, an iPhone and Apple Watch app that broadcasts heart rate to Bluetooth fitness equipment. Issues cover new device support, language localization, and HealthKit permission troubleshooting.
Short event announcements from a community bike workshop in Denmark, covering open workshop days and a summer party. Readers learn when and where they can come work on their bikes and join community events.
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