Discover the most interesting and unique statistics from the cycling world. I visualized them and put them into a context. Not only are these statistics interesting, but they are also easy to understand. See for yourself:
• Cycling Grand Tours Statistics (make sure to also check out individual Grand Tours: Giro d’Italia statistics, Tour de France statistics, Vuelta a España statistics)
• Cycling Monuments Statistics (make sure to also check out individual monuments (Milan–San Remo statistics, Tour of Flanders statistics, Paris–Roubaix statistics, Liège-Bastogne-Liège statistics, Giro di Lombardia statistics)
• Road Bike Prices Statistics (data of over 600 bikes)
• Bicycle Statistics & Facts (more than 60 interesting facts)
• Tadej Pogačar Statistics, Primož Roglič Statistics, Mathieu van der Poel Statistics, Jonas Vingegaard Statistics, Wout van Aert
• Highest Paid Cyclists | How Long Does It Take to Save Up for S-Works SL8?
I gathered the weights of all road bikes used by all cycling teams (World Tour + Pro Continental) on the Tour de France since 2020 and did the math. It […]
How Much Does a Tour de France Bike Weigh in 2025? Read More »
KEY TAKEAWAY The average Tour de France bike costs 11,966 USD (~10,159 EUR, ~8770 GBP, ~18,263 AUD) in 2025. This is a decrease compared to previous years: 10,540 USD in 2020, 11,170 USD in
How Much Does a Tour de France Bike Cost in 2025? Read More »
I have collected data on more than 400 road bike wheelsets from leading and less-known manufacturers to find the answer to the following question: How much do road bike wheels
These are the best bicycle brands based on the wins of professional cyclists in the World Tour. There is no personal preference; it is just a ranking based on raw
The 10 Best Bicycle Brands Based On World Tour Wins (2025) Read More »
The Hell of the North and Queen of the Classics are just a few nicknames for this famous race. Its first edition took place in 1896 and took the winner
Paris–Roubaix Statistics: Unique Insights into The Hell of the North (2025) Read More »
Liège-Bastogne-Liège, also called La Doyenne, is the oldest cycling classic. Its first edition took place in 1892. However, due to the long break between 1895-1907 and a few other shorter
Liège-Bastogne-Liège Statistics: The Oldest Classic Visualized (2025) Read More »
The last of the five cycling Monuments, the Italian Giro di Lombardia (also called Il Lombardia), has a rich history. Its first edition took place in 1905, and since then,
Giro di Lombardia Statistics: ‘A Climbers Classic’ in Charts (2025) Read More »
Milan–San Remo is the longest Cycling Monument. Riders have to cover almost 300 km. It also has the most consistent distance and route among all Monuments. With over 110 editions,
Milan–San Remo Statistics: The Longest Cycling Monument in Charts (2025) Read More »
I gathered data from all five cycling Monuments and created unique statistics and charts to see how these classics developed over time. In this article, you will see the comparisons
Cycling Monuments Statistics: All Monuments Compared in Charts! Read More »
Tour of Flanders, in Dutch Ronde van Vlaanderen, is one of five cycling Monuments. Its first edition took place in 1913, and in the past, it did not take place
Tour of Flanders Statistics: Charts and Stats You Have to See (2025) Read More »
