Magazine

The 2019 VeloNews Gear Issue has all the information you need to spend smart, ride hard, and understand the trends in cycling equipment.

The redesigned VeloNews magazine features new departments to inform and entertain readers plus the in-depth reporting we've done for 47 years.

In the September/October 2018 issue of VeloNews magazine, Andrew Hood reports on the difficulties that the Tour de France faces in the modern age.

The August issue of VeloNews is a dirty magazine — no, not that kind of dirty! We're talking about mountain bike racing.

Our June issue examines cycling's various disciplines: road, mountain, gravel, and more. And we have some interesting tech pieces as well.

The 2018 edition of our Buyer's Guide contains all the information you need to make an educated purchase.

Our March/April issue of VeloNews magazine focuses on the top-50 most valuable cyclists and previews the season ahead.

The January/Feburary issue of VeloNews magazine examines mind, body, and soul — how do they relate to cycling?

The November/December issue of VeloNews magazine looks back on cycling's sunniest days of 2017.

If you leaf through the October issue of VeloNews magazine, you'll feel a chilly blast of autumnal racing action. Cyclocross is here!

The September VeloNews magazine is all about endurance. We focus on cyclists who had every reason to quit but decided to tough it out.

The June issue of VeloNews magazine is devoted to Belgian superstar Tom Boonen, who just retired from pro cycling.

The May issue of VeloNews is our Giro preview, with analysis of the 2017 race and a look back at Hampsten's legendary 1988 victory.

The April issue of VeloNews is devoted to all of the excitement that comes with the start of a new season.

The March issue of VeloNews magazine is the season preview — who to watch in the pro ranks and how to get fast for the new season.

The January/February issue of VeloNews has awards for the best moments of 2016, a deep dive with Megan Guarnier, and an in-depth look at amateur TUEs.

With the pro peloton deep into its off-season siesta, the November/December issue of VeloNews magazine is the Photo Annual issue.

The seasons are changing, and so is the face of the pro peloton. Fabian Cancellara is retiring, and new 'cross stars are rising.

VeloNews reporters and editors consider what products, companies, pro riders, and cycling events are redefining the sport of cycling.

From mountain biking to track cycling, the August edition of VeloNews magazine covers all disciplines of Olympic cycling.

Check out Fred Dreier's author page.

The July issue of VeloNews magazine includes stories about Lizzie Armitstead, Nairo Quintana, the Red Hook Criterium, and breakaways.

Enough of the season has passed for us to take stock and figure out who has shined, who has disappointed, and who seems poised to rip.

The May issue of VeloNews magazine is devoted to the season's first — and pinkest — grand tour, the Giro d'Italia.

“VeloNews” is back! The first issue of our redesign offers a brand-new look, as well as revitalized departments, and feature content.

The March issue of Velo magazine is the 2016 season preview, including an interview with Tom Boonen and a carbon clincher wheel shootout.

Ready to plan your summer vacation? The VeloNews Travel Guide has ample inspiration, tips, and reviews to help you have your best holiday ever.

The February issue of Velo magazine includes a head-to-head test of the Trek Madone and Specialized Venge.

The January issue of Velo magazine is the 28th annual Awards Issue.

The December issue of Velo magazine features the best photography of the year, as well as the holiday gift guide, and a steel bikes test.

The November issue of Velo magazine is all about suffering. Why do we love it? How do we tolerate it? Is it purely a psychological test?

The October issue of Velo previews the cyclocross season and includes a profile of Axel Merckx's successful Axeon development team.

The September issue of Velo magazine reviews the Tour de France and looks forward to the UCI World Championships in Richmond, Virginia.

The August issue of Velo magazine shows the dangers of overtraining, and much more. Don’t miss out — pick up your copy today!

The July issue of Velo magazine includes full coverage of the Giro, a look at the Tour contenders, Eroica California, summer kits, and more

The June issue of Velo magazine recaps a wild and exciting spring classics season, which saw a host of new stars emerge with big results

Gear up for the Grande Boucle with Velo's official guide, including info on favorites, route details, and an interview with Vincenzo Nibali

The May 2015 edition of Velo doubles as the destination issue, as well as the official guide to the Giro d’Italia.

This issue of Velo takes a deep look at cycling's many gray areas — controversial subjects like unwritten rules, Strava doping, and more

The March issue of Velo is the 2015 WorldTour preview issue and includes features on the big spring classics, teams to watch and more

If you're gearing up for spring riding, pick up a copy of the 2015 Velo Buyer's Guide to find the best bikes, clothing, and gear for 2015

Take a look at the ever-changing sport of cycling: Morton's journey within, Phinney's road to recovery, a domestic racing crisis, and more

The January 2015 edition of Velo marks the fourth annual Personalities Issue, where numerous characters in cycling are profiled

The December issue recognizes the best cyclists of 2014 with the annual Velo awards, and it has a full preview of 2015 worlds in Richmond, Virginia

A look back at the Vuelta and world championships in the November issue of Velo

The October issue of Velo features a cyclocross season preview and a look at the best young road riders to come out of the American ranks

September is the Tour de France edition, and it is combined with the official guide to the USA Pro Challenge

Four aero bikes tested, eight power meters reviewed, and a host of the best brains in cycling picked for the first-ever Science Issue

The July 2014 issue of Velo looks ahead to the Tour de France, celebrates an upcoming summer of mountain biking, and more

Everything you need to know about the 101st Tour de France, including all the stages, teams, and main contenders

The June 2014 issue of Velo Magazine recaps the cobbles, chaos, and Cancellara of a thrilling spring classics season

From our detailed look at the 2014 Giro to an exploration of handmade cycling gear, and much more, we celebrate Italian cycling

The classics and spring stage races are underway and Velo’s international road season preview is on newsstands now

Money is woven through ever fiber of professional cycling, and we dedicate an entire issue to its many sides

From bike fit advice to budget upgrades, and over 60 bikes, get the tips our editors are passing along to their friends in our Buyer's Guide

Velo's January 2014 issue includes a look at the growth of gran fondos and what it means to licensed racing and a rundown of your new cycling bucket list

International Cyclist of the Year Chris Froome is our coverboy for the 26th annual Velo Awards Issue

An inside look at Chris Horner's Vuelta a España victory, thoughts on the UCI election, and a workhorse bike review highlight Velo's November 2013 issue

We sit down with Tejay van Garderen, Nairo Quintana, and others in the October 2013 issue of Velo magazine, which is available now

With detailed analysis of the 100th Tour de France and a VeloLab test of four new aero road bikes, the September issue of Velo is out now

The August issue of Velo Magazine is filled with a piece about the legendary Alpe d’Huez, an interview with Tejay van Garderen, and much more

The July issue of Velo Magazine is packed with an inside look at the UCI's new points system, an interview with Juan Antonio Flecha, and much more

A quick look into the official North American guide to the 2013 Tour de France

The June issue of Velo magazine has a complete spring classics recap, VeloLab's testing results of 29ers, and more

The May issue of Velo magazine is packed with profiles on Chris Froome and John Degenkolb, advice to avoid knee injuries, and a new VeloLab test

In our WorldTour preview, we look at the teams and stories that will make 2013 memorable

Velo editors share the stories of some of cycling's most interesting personalities, including Tour champ Bradley Wiggins and Peter Sagan

The Velo tech crew brings you more than 90 bikes, including a sub-12-pound Cannondale, in our 2013 Buyer's Guide

The Velo staff presents a five-point plan for steering cycling back on course, while the 2013 'cross worlds comes to Louisville, Kentucky

Marianne Vos is the queen of cycling, but the story of the year goes to USADA and Travis Tygart, who finally opened the lid on the Armstrong affair

The December issue examines all facets of the dangers of cycling, from hazardous elements to the psychology and physiology of crashing

Cycling is at a crossroads and an exciting and believable group of young Americans is ready to show us they can win on their own terms

The October issue of Velo magazine is full of Olympics and Tour of Utah coverage, and the gear, training techniques and riders for ’cross season

The most anticipated issue of the year is here, with reports on the Tour and a 72-page official guide to the USA Pro Challenge

Velo celebrates 40 years with our look at the most powerful people in cycling

A peek inside the official North American guide to the 2012 Tour de France

For Tom Boonen, spring was once again sweet.

In our latest issue, Velo editors test four aero bikes, go inside the spring stage races and examine the disparate treatment of dopers