When it came to organising We Ride the World, Singapore was the first stop on the list. One of the regions around the world that was first to embrace the Black Sheep way of life, we try to get to this beautiful country and city whenever we can. Led by expat turned local Scott ...

In the second of our Special Edition kits celebrating our global community comes Los Cafeteros. A kit dedicated to Colombia and inspired by the Latin American country’s emphatic dedication to their national game – football. The kit, designed in home and away colours, is a nod ...

Tour de France highlights. Sunday mornings, Trans World Sport on Channel 4.I remember stage 15 of the 80th Tour: Perpignan to Pau in the Pyrenees.Oliverio Rincón – from Duitama in Boyacá, Colombia – was the lone survivor of the breakaway, winning the day while Tony Rominger to...

Sitting on the equator, it gets light in Colombia at 6am and dark at 6pm. It’s like a light switch. And that switch flicks without fail twice a day, 365 days of the year.The dependability of dawn and dusk plays perfectly into the hands of Colombian cyclists, who are unwavering...

From Como to Colorado, Medellín to Monterrey and London to Jakarta with Wellington in between, we've been truly humbled by the Black Sheep that have turned out to support We Ride the World. And that's just so far … with plenty of rides still to come.It's been an honour to have...

Think Mexico and the first thing that springs to mind is burritos, banditos and big nights out slinging back tequila or mezcal (it's better, smokier cousin). We consider this central American holiday destination more for its laid-back Coronas than it's fast-paced cycling cultu...

So casual. Threads for on & off the bike.

Black Sheep Cycling's The Woolshed and G!RO Cycles in London were lit up this week with a special indoor edition of our infamous after-dark crit Night Riders. Dubbed Race Til Ya Pop, in part a celebration of our Pop Art-inspired release LIMITED WOW!, racing rivals turned up in...