Emma Cole is a journalist at Cyclingnews. She specializes in adventure, sport, and sustainability, with a particular focus on individual sports and adventure travel. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as Southeast Iowa Union, Cyclist Australia/NZ Magazine, and The Conversation Australia + NZ.
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Emma Cole’s coverage primarily revolves around cycling, with an emphasis on providing expert commentary and reviews. She often features promotions and event coverage related to the sport as well.
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A new book reveals that women have more fatigue-resistant muscles than men, in turn helping them in endurance cycling, so why aren't they winning ultra races more often?
The Red Lightweight Waterproof Backpack 22L is waterproof, lightweight and made to last, but is that enough to make it a worthwhile purchase?
By: Emma Cole
Quenching the cycling thirst for data never stops as new wearables provide more insight for performance strategies
By: Emma Cole
After recent changes in broadcast rights and price increases, fans are turning to illegal methods to watch cycling. But is it harming the sport?
A daypack that's better suited to commuting than long hikes but still has plenty of good hiking features from Fjallraven
The colder months may conjure up images of aimless pedalling on the turbo or the constant pressures of racing on
By: Emma Cole
Victor Bosoni is a young French rider who has taken the ultracycling world by storm. We catch up fresh off
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