Velopedia: Modern Cycling Encyclopedia
Neutral, fact-driven entries on bike brands, technologies, components, and e-bike systems — created to clarify the modern cycling world with long-term, reliable information.
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Brands
Background, history, and key models from major and emerging cycling brands.
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Suspension designs, frame standards, axle systems, and other concepts that shape modern bikes.
View tech entries →E-Bike Systems
Motors, batteries, and drive systems that power today’s electric bikes.
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Trek
Summary Trek is one of the largest and most influential bicycle brands in the world, known for its commitment to […]
Oval Chainring
Summary An oval chainring is a non-circular chainring designed to smooth out pedaling dynamics by varying the gear ratio through […]
Yeti Cycles
Summary Yeti Cycles is a high-performance mountain bike brand founded in 1985 and known for its deep racing roots, cutting-edge […]
Wolf Tooth
Summary Wolf Tooth is a U.S.-based cycling components manufacturer known for high-quality drivetrain parts, precision-machined accessories, and clever solutions to […]
Cadence Sensor
Summary A cadence sensor is a device used in e-bike systems to detect when and how fast a rider is […]
Pedal Assist (PAS)
Summary Pedal Assist, often abbreviated as PAS, refers to a control system in electric bicycles where the motor provides power […]
What is Velopedia?
Velopedia is a neutral, fact-driven cycling reference project focused on explaining the brands, technologies, components, and systems that shape modern bikes. It exists to document the industry clearly and accurately — without marketing language or sales intent.
New entries are added steadily over time, with an emphasis on clarity, technical accuracy, and long-term relevance for riders and researchers alike.