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The Winter “Marea Naranja”: Mastering the Art of Cold-Weather Cycling

For many, the first frost signals a move to the indoor trainer. But for those of us at pullingturns.com, winter is a season of legendary rides and "heroic" miles. There is something profoundly rewarding about cutting through a crisp morning mist in a kit that makes you feel invincible. However, winter riding is a game of strategy. If you dress too light, you freeze; dress too heavy, and you’ll "boil in the bag," leading to a damp chill that’s impossible to...

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Best European Cycling Routes for September Rides

September is one of the best months to ride in Europe. The summer crowds are gone, the temperatures are cooler, and the autumn light gives landscapes an unforgettable glow. Whether you’re chasing climbs, coastal views, or historic towns, here are some of the finest cycling routes to explore this September.

1. The Dolomites, Italy

The Dolomites are legendary among cyclists, with climbs like the Passo Pordoi and Passo Giau. In September, the weather is mild, and the roads are less crowded...

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The Evolution of Cycling Jerseys: From Wool to High-Tech Fabrics

Cycling jerseys have come a long way since the early days of the sport. From thick woolen garments to today’s aerodynamic, moisture-wicking high-tech fabrics, the evolution of cycling jerseys reflects not only changes in materials but also the growing sophistication of the sport itself. Let’s take a ride through history and explore how cycling jerseys have transformed over time.

The Wool Era: The Beginnings of Cycling Jerseys

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, cycling jerseys were made entirely...

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