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PEdALED recently launched their summer kit, dubbed Mirai. This drop includes lightweight jerseys, bibs, socks, and an all-weather jacket for when summer showers interrupt your ride. These pieces come in beautiful colors and are in stock now at PEdALED.
Into the Rift is the story of the Atlas Mountain Race. Follow along as racers have to self-navigate for over 1,200 kilometres of the most rugged and remote roads in Morocco. The AMR will take them along long-forgotten gravel paths from Marrakech to the Atlantic coast where they will ascend a staggering 25,000 meters.
INTO THE RIFT debuts Wednesday, May 20 at 21:00 CET!
Inspired by the demands presented by brevet-style ultra-endurance bikepacking races, the Odyssey Kit features PEdALED’s new Long Distance Jersey. This jersey features an innovative seven-pocket design, with a slim fit, and is made with performance Sensitive Skin® fabric.
As with all PEdALED’s kits, you get what you pay for and while a $189 might seem pricey, these are built to last for years. Head to PEdALED to see more details.
The Atlas Mountain Race in an unsupported bikepacking endurance race that starts in Marrakesh and finishes in Agadir with views to spare! If you’re looking for a challenge, consider this 1145 kilometre event that boasts 20,000m of climbing… See more at Atlas Mountain Race.
PEdALED has a series of videos up on their Youtube, showcasing the 2019 Silk Road Mountain Race, including this installment from Son Kul, a stunning alpine lake in the heart of Kyrgyzstan. Check out the rest of the stunning videos below!
Photos by @saltlake_lian
At the UK handbuilt bicycle show in Bristol, this weekend Condor Cycles showed off their new, made in Italy Bivio Odyssey frameset. It is a collab with the Italian clothing brand, PEdALED.
Condor teamed up with PEdALED in 2017 and 2018 with their pro cycling team but at the 11th hour, just before the start of the 2018 Tour of Britain, their key sponsor JLT, gave Condor some bad news they wouldn’t be continuing as they had been taken over unexpectedly, leaving them with a bit of a void. Condor really enjoyed teaming up with PEdAL ED as they are a very relaxed and easy to work with brand, so they decided to make an aluminum frame inspired by the Silk Road Mountain Race they sponsor and newly-launched Odyssey clothing range.
PedalEd has launched a limited edition pack featuring their bikepacking bags and various apparel designed for bikepacking and touring in Coral red. Included in the drop is their Cluster saddle pack, Internode half frame bag, Node snack pack, and Tendril handlebar bag. Head to PedalEd to see the entire drop.
Pedaled’s Odyssey Collection has a lot of smart details, but the standout piece is the new Odyssey Bibshorts, which feature three pockets for storing riding essentials on long distance rides. The entire collection looks amazing, so check it out at PedalEd.
Wind vests are great, but when it gets cold on your ride, it’s nice having a little extra protection. PedalEd’s newest collection, dubbed Tokaido, features a lightweight, packable, and insulated jacket and vest. Made with Polartec, these layers will keep your core warm when the weather changes. The same material keeps the US Special Forces warm when they’re in the field… See the Tokaido Jacket and Tokaido Vest at PedalEd.
Melancholic Beauty on the Silk Road Mountain Race
Words by Lian van Leeuwen, photos by TH Photos, Gianmarco Dodesini Valsecchi, Jennifer Doohan and Giovanni Maria Pizzato
There’s a melancholic beauty to first times. It holds the excitement of the unknown, the nervous expectations of true adventure. With the inaugural Silk Road Mountain Race, race director Nelson Trees set out to create just that: a great adventure. ‘I wanted to create a race in an area that is close to my heart but is unknown to many. A little daunting, a bit out there. Something that any reasonably fit rider would be able to pull off but would also push contestants beyond their comfort zone.’ And that he did.
PedalED, makers of Japanese and Italian cycling apparel have launched a robust women’s collection, just in time for summer. The collection features everything from base layers to jackets, socks and caps, all featuring PedalED’s pristine detailing and color palettes. Be sure to check this out, if you’re looking for something new. The women’s collection is live at PedalED.
The colorful country of Morocco is the backdrop for Pedaled’s equally as colorful Heiko collection. Head over to Pedaled to see more photos of this trip and the products.
PedalEd’s products are as durable as they are functional and yes, fashionable. So it should come as no surprise that when it comes to on-the-bike portage, we should expect the same from the Italian brand. Launching their new bikepacking bags today, PedalED brings made in Italy, which are completely waterproof, made from denim and yes, built to last. See the entire offerings at PedalED.
Here’s the latest journal from PedalED, featuring their friend and artist Stefano. Follow along as Stefano discusses his preparation for this event and good luck to all the TCR racers out on the road right now!
For their newest collection, PedalEd worked with JLT Condor in Mallorca.
Living in the city isn’t so bad, after all.
Here’s one from PedalED’s latest video Journal entry:
“The mountains are my life, I live here, my house is here and my love too. The roads that surround my house they unravel into the woods until they reach the high silver-colored peaks and limestone summits that form a stone ring around the village. I know all of those peaks, I have been up there hundreds of times, I know all the paths, I know all the small lakes created from ice, I know every stone and I know how hard and beautiful it is to get there. When I look at those peaks my mind blows up into thousands of different memories related to them.”
Nice one, PedalED!
“The mountains are my life, I live here, my house is here and my love too. The roads that surround my house they unravel into the woods until they reach the high silver-colored peaks and limestone summits that form a stone ring around the village. I know all of those peaks, I have been up there hundreds of times, I know all the paths, I know all the small lakes created from ice, I know every stone and I know how hard and beautiful it is to get there. When I look at those peaks my mind blows up into thousands of different memories related to them.”
See more at PedalED.
