Team Announce Partnership

MEMIL PRO CYCLING Team is pleased to announce Qingdao Magene Intelligence Technology Co., Ltd as their new partner for the next two seasons.
Read MoreMEMIL PRO CYCLING Team is pleased to announce Qingdao Magene Intelligence Technology Co., Ltd as their new partner for the next two seasons.
Read MoreCheck how our users talk about their experience with Magene P325CS power meter…
Read MoreIt is a consensus that regular and proper cycling training can help riders to improve their ability in a short time and there is already a complete and scientific training system to help riders and cyclists. Among lots of training theories, power training occupies a more important position.
Read MoreCycling has become a more and more popular sport for mass fitness with its impact-free and easier on the body. While for cyclists or bikers, improve cycling performance in a short time is another different thing. So, cycling power training is generated by the trend(sometimes with a power traniner or power meters) and has been proved to be effective to get you to the peak.
Read MoreHow to use a heart rate monitor is not a complicated thing, just keep you in the correct heart rate range. However, how to train according to heart rate is not that simple.
Read MoreTraining is complicated. The topic we are discussing today is only a relatively basic but very effective training tool in the power training system – PMC state management function. I hope that through its application, we can help you find the core of scientific training.
Read MoreAs a cyclist, the daily intake of food should not only meet the needs of the human body, but also provide energy for the ride or training, and sometimes need to use food to supplement nutrition after training and competition. The important question of what to eat depends on time and purpose. Here we give some food which is recommended by professional cyclists, you can choose according to your condition.
Read MoreThe most common bicycle injuries are overwork injuries. Common injuries include finger numbness, back pain, knee pain, wrist numbness, and others. The main damage factors include overtraining, incorrect saddle position, insufficient preparation activities, etc.
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