Alvento #42

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.