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La Fournaise is how locals describe the high summer heat on the Riviera. But stifling heat need not stifle your riding, if you know how.
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Marianne. She’s the face of the French Republic and she has taken many forms. From the revolution to the stamp to the Limited Edition Francine Bastille.
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Riding With Purpose #2. Cycling the empty streets of Paris to deliver food to those in need, Sophie Gateau documents the capital city during the lockdown. See Sophie’s view from the saddle whilst riding with purpose, 'Pour Eux'.
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École de Ski. Memories of slope style form inspiration for winter pieces but what was about those vintage years that made the alpine look so extraordinary?
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Further's TDF Roots : "My wish is to create something that Henri Desgrange would have liked". Camille McMillan seeks to channel the spirit of the early Tour stages and give it a modern twist.
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Lemon Farmers of the Col de la Madone. Jean-Claude used to race his bike on the very same slopes where he and Sylviane practice their métier producing the citrus jewels of the Côte d’Azur.
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The Ariège. Cave drawings, gold, abandoned air craft and the holy grail. This is not a set from an Indiana Jones movie but rather, the wild Ariège.
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Tour de Cannes. When filmmakers meet the cyclists of the Côté d’Azur, from the tapis rouge to the peloton.
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Further : 'A new frontier in Adventure Cycling'. Further the concept, is not far. It's about making a decision to ride somewhere you've never been before.
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Bike Ski. At 1600m up, deep within the Mercantour National Park, surrounded by snow-covered peaks, the pick-up truck is being loaded two by two. Bikes, check. Skis, check. Mountain packs, check.
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It never rains. Except when it pours. Even in the South of France, even on the Cote d'Azur, even in Nice.
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To the beat of the drum. Ride Col de la Madone for the first time and the chances are you'll get a surprise.