March 2020

Vélo Québec publishes guides and maps for discovering cycling routes in Quebec, as well as books on sport, training, nutrition and travel stories written by specialists and enthusiasts.

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ROAD BUYER'S GUIDE

Trends: electric-assist and gravel bikes in vogue Suggestions: bikes and accessories that caught our eye


REPORT: BIKEPACKING

Adventurers who don't shy away from a challenge
You never really know where a bike will take you. For bush bike enthusiasts, the answer can be summed up as follows: to the end of themselves. Here are a few well-chosen examples.


DESTINATION: BAJA CALIFORNIA

Cowboys, bicycles and cacti
We're in the heart of Rancho Cacachilas, in southern Baja California. It's a paradise for cowboys and mountain bikers alike.


ON THE MOVE: MONT-ORFORD PARK

Mountain bikes welcome
Mountain biking has always had a hard time finding its place in Sépaq's national parks. This is not the case in Mont-Orford, where a pilot project has resulted in the development of 12 km of trails.


MY STAR: SAMUEL ROY

The quest for balance
Athlete, adventurer, explorer, swell guy... Samuel Roy is all these things and more. Portrait of a young man who will go far, and not just on two wheels.


DESTINATION: URUGUAY

Flat, but far from flat
I didn't really have high expectations of Uruguay, this small South American country nestled between its giant neighbors, Argentina and Brazil. After a few weeks of riding there, however, I left this welcoming country with a heavy heart, perfect for an introduction to South American bike touring.



IN MY WHEEL

The exhilaration of summits


PODIUM: MATHIEU BÉLANGER-BARRETTE

The art of getting into trouble


MECHANICS: POSITIONING

Four mistakes to avoid


EQUIPMENT

Suggestions for waiting for spring


TRAINING

The greatness and misery of training without a trainer


NUTRITION: HUGO HOULE

At the table with a pro


HEALTH: SITTING AT THE DESK

Exercises that save a cycling season

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