The technology from the S-Works Crux, which is known as the world's lightest carbon gravel bike, has been incorporated into a new alloy version that utilizes Specialized's patented D'Aluisio Smartwelds.

While the term 'carbon copy' might seem like a gimmick, the alloy Crux DSW offers the same tire clearance as the carbon Crux, which is 47mm and can accommodate up to 2.

1” on a 650b wheel.

It also features the same race-oriented geometry with a long reach, low stack, and a 72mm bottom bracket drop.

From her first bike to becoming a Grand Tour stage winner in just three years, law student Clara Emond has experienced a remarkable and rapid rise.

The Belgian rider's recent performances have proven that she is a strong contender for the general classification.

The Slovenian cyclist will return to racing at the GP de Québec and Montréal this weekend, ahead of the World Championships.

Despite a tactical misstep in the opening week, Primož Roglič demonstrated his exceptional skills by winning the Vuelta a España.