Alvento #41

Cycling this season isn't a feat. It's a possibility that wasn't there before, a simple gesture that makes sense precisely because winter demands nothing. No pace to maintain, no challenges, nothing to prove. Just you, the road. The rest can wait.

Some contents:

Boredom (it's in the eye of the beholder). Reflections on Tadej Pogačar's dominance.
Looking around . Elisa Longo Borghini writes about her experience in Rwanda.
Alessandro Autieri tells us about the emerging French talent Paul Seixas.
The great river , that is, from the mouth of the Po to its source, to cross the landscape of the Po Valley at the beginning of winter.
The Eroica, pedaled and narrated by Paolo Penni Martelli, who has been its official photographer for years .
We went cycling on Mottarone, as an excuse to have a coffee at the Bar Centrale in Nebbiuno (VB), run by the oldest barista in Italy, at 101 years old.
The Tube : for a day we felt like real Pros in the MET wind tunnel.

…and much more!

Alvento is a high-quality, trendy Italian cycling magazine that uses cycling as a pretext to explore deeper meanings and stories behind people's experiences. It features professional design and photography with a focus on storytelling and equipment. The name "alvento" derives from cycling and represents the struggles and determination of life in various aspects. It is a state of mind that can be applied to daily experiences, whether in work, family, sport, or personal relationships.

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