Issue 49

A collection of interesting cycling-themed content from across the web

wheels we’re following

kit we’re eyeing

where we’re riding

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The next time you are on a challenging bike ride, consider a band of twenty men crossing almost 2,000 miles of the American west on bicycles in 1897. They were not in a race and thus not riding the lightest bikes possible. Instead, they were laden with military gear and personal rations, riding heavy, steel-reinforced bikes. They were the Iron Riders—the U.S. Armys’ All-Black Bicycling Corp.

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