In 2010, RIDE Media published a retrospective series on Phil Anderson. The Australian was a pioneer in pro cycling… and product testing. Here he explains his in...
Hundreds of bikes and thousands of products have been catalogued by RIDE Media for over 20 years. We’re going to revisit some of our favourites – and perhaps so...
Looking back through the archives for the #BikeGalleryByRIDE series on Instagram has served as a prompt to share some bike reviews from the past. Here is the lightest frame of the 385 test bikes that passed through the RIDE Media office, the 721g Foc...
As we look back the the first Australian victory in Paris-Roubaix, let’s take a moment to consider the bike used by Stuart O’Grady and his CSC team in 2007: the...
At the end of 2007, just before Simon Gerrans swapped teams – from AG2R to Crédit Agricole – we reviewed a Look 595 bike just like he was riding for the first t...
We continue our series of #BikeGallery posts, this time looking back at 2017 when Mathew Hayman was presented with a special bike from Scott for his 16th and final appearance in Paris-Roubaix…
“I made the breakaway and it was a very fa...
The Pinarello featured here is typical of pro bikes from the late-1980s: steel tubing, Campagnolo C Record groupset, chromed forks and rear triangle... and this...
When the BMC brand first came to Australia in 2004, the Team Machine SLT01 begged for attention. Here is the review about a particularly memorable bike...
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The BMC TMR01 as raced by Danilo Wyss in 2013 boasts a range of features that, frankly, haven’t stood the test of time. That doesn’t mean it is not an intriguing creation...
– This article first appeared in RIDE Cycling Review #59 (publ...
Marco Pantani provided Bianchi with plenty of publicity in 1998 but his demise really began around the time shades of pink featured on the famous celeste colour...
