Bike touring typically sticks to paved roads or smoother trails, making it ideal for covering longer distances while still soaking in every detail along the way.

Race organisers IMG have confirmed that on-bike cameras will be used during this week’s Tour de Suisse, which started with a time trial in Bellinzona on Saturday.

For the first time in the history of the Tour de France, the race has allowed competitors to ride with small, bike-mounted video cameras to give viewer's a peek inside of the pack. One of the ...

Lidl-Trek US champion criticises 'cat 5' breakaway tactics after Tour de France near miss on ultra-attacking stage 15.

Ever wonder what photography gear someone on a bike tour through South America might need? Over at The Radavist, photographer Ryan Wilson shows off the gear he’s had with him for the last few ...

The small onboard cameras on Tour de France riders' bikes will give us unprecedented views into the grueling, high-speed three-week race.

Tour de France to Use Thermal Cameras to Detect Mechanical Doping Officials combat mechanical doping, the latest cheating method for cyclists.

If you've been watching the Tour de France you know that it's been one of the more brutal tours in recent years, with intense weather conditions and ...

The 2018 Tour de France sees the fight against mechanical doping step up a level, with an X-ray machine, thermal cameras, and tagging of bike changes all being employed throughout the three weeks.

Big touring bikes are increasingly getting more and more electronic safety systems and BMW is now adding an extra layer of safety in the form of camera assistance. Click here to read more.