Cycle and Style

Those who have followed professional cycling for years will be familiar with George Hincapie, who has not only helped Lance Armstrong win 7 Tour de France races in a row, but also broke a record as the first American to compete in cycling in five Olympic games. George’s father, Ricardo Hincapie, an avid cyclist moved to the [...]

If you’ve ever watched an Ironman  triathlon, you will have undoubtedly have seen many of the athletes wearing compression socks or calf sleeves. Long distance runners such as Paula Radcliffe have worn compression socks while running in marathons and have seemed to benefit from their use. For recovery, compression socks and leg sleeves have been [...]

YMX clothing is known for its beautiful imagery inspired by artistic cultures around the world including Celtic, Polynesian, Chinese and Japanese tattoo styles. The Mad Kool fabric feels lightweight and when the weather is warm, it feels cool. The combination of the art design with the garment’s construction means that the art design clings to [...]

Sombrio Mountain Bike Clothing   Women’s mountain biking clothing is relatively new to the industry. Ladies deserve to look good when they hit the mountains and many companies are just now catching on to this idea. And some companies are taking it more seriously than others, giving us a reason to be grateful that the [...]

Commuting made functional and beautiful with KoKi (pronounced: ‘cookie’) Bags From Hood River, Oregon, Decide 2 Ride and KoKi Bags deliver commuter bags that have flare and are wonderfully user friendly, with important features you will wonder how you lived without. It all starts at the bottom… One of the most unique and important features [...]

Ready … Set … VOTE!! It’s time to vote for the winner of Cycle & Style’s  2011  “IN MY HOMETOWN” Photo Contest Winner.   Please take a look through our great photographs and vote for your favorite.  C&S have ten entrants from across the United States this year with over 35 photographs to start with [...]