We rode the bikes, scrutinized the new innovations, and tested all the cool gear. Here are our awards for the best bikes and tech of 2019.

To handle the season's roughest, toughest classic race, riders and teams resort to all manner of tech tricks to smooth out the ride at Paris-Roubaix.

John Burke believes the U.S. bicycle industry needs to lend additional support to advocacy groups

Trek's latest aluminum bike offering is remarkably similar to its carbon counterparts on the road.

The U.S.-based bike manufacturer announced it will own and manage a new women's road racing team starting in 2019.

Trek has fine-tuned its IsoSpeed Decoupler, improved the fit, and added disc brakes, making this edition of the Madone even better.

Trek's Checkpoint should appeal to gravel riders who know they’ll be abusing their gear or first-timers who don't want to break the bank.

Trek is partnering with Ford and Tome Software to develop a network of connected cars and cyclists to increase safety.

If you’re after a climbing-specific tool, it’s hard to find one that’s better than the Emonda SLR 8 Disc.

Trek pares down its Émonda SLR race bike even more, resulting in a super-light frame that still handles wonderfully.