Available now: Bicycling Australia’s new look is available at your local newsstand!

It’s out now and it’s fresh, new and packed with the most up-to-date, relevant and essential cycling news, opinions, features and reviews.

Bicycling Australia has been thoroughly redesigned and the July/August issue is the first to show the sleek new look.

In the edition you will find:

Paris on the way – The TDF and the Olympic Games

An important year for sports fans. In July and August, all eyes will be on France, where the TDF, the Olympic Games and the TDF Femmes will take place.

Green & Daring – Jesse Korf from AusCycling

Peter Maniaty speaks to Jesse Korf, AusCycling’s Executive General Manager of Performance, and discusses Australia’s Olympic chances.

Ciclisma Italy

As the first three (and a half) stages of the impending Tour de France take place in Italy, Amy McPherson takes us on a fascinating Italian cycling journey.

La Grande Boucle

It’s the big one, the cycling event of the year, and this year will be very different! With the Tour de France starting in Florence and finishing in Nice, we take a look at the 21 stages.

Tour de France Women with Zwift

In its third year, the Tour de France Femmes starts three weeks after the men’s race and features 8 exciting stages. One of the highlights will be Aple d’Huez, we take a look at the route here.

Sports washing

It’s one of the great mysteries of the sport, the fact that some of cycling’s big sponsors seem to have ulterior motives. We explore this thorny topic here.

The NSW Central West

Just a four to five hour drive from Sydney you’ll find some of modern Australia’s most important historic and impressive gravel cycling routes… we explore the NSW Central West.

Plus reviews of the following bikes and gear:

• The Cycliq Fly 6 Pro
• Ground Effect Clothing
• Trimm solar GPS
• New Trek CarBack
• MagPed magnetic pedal system
• The 3T Racemax Italia and the S-Works Crux Aethos

Plus columns from your favorite writers, including Lee ‘Hollywood’ Turner and Anthony Tan.

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