Do any cyclists here use a cream for their ass when doing (very) long rides? If so which ones and whats your experience with it.

https://www.skool.com/morpheus-cycling/free-power-check-30-min-1-on-1-call?p=d8d64d0f Hello everyone! I recently had a great call with Arne and wanted to share a quick testimonial. First off, I really appreciate the work he’s doing to help cyclists of all levels get faster. I’ve been following his content on Instagram for a while and always enjoy his insights on aerodynamics, nutrition, and training. Even after learning a lot from his posts and from this community, the call was still incredibly valuable. Arne helped me better interpret my power data (the test results were pretty eye-opening), clarify my cycling goals, and identify a few areas where I can improve. At the end of the day, we’re the ones executing the training, but having an ex-pro like Arne along with this community helps point you in the right direction and keeps you accountable. Overall it was a great conversation and it was inspiring to hear him talk about building Morpheus and helping cyclists improve. Just wanted to say thanks, Arne!

The 2026 season is here, yesterday's stage finish at UAE tour was epic–still feel for the quartet! So got me wondering about other races this year that just feel "special". Here are the ones I’m most hyped for: 1. Milano-San Remo (March 21): Getting goosebumps thinking about positioning for the Cipressa. Is Poggio actually matter this time around? 2. Paris-Roubaix (April 12): Pure chaos. High risk, high reward. Watching the peloton bounce over the stones never gets old. Fingers crossed for no early season finishes! 3. Tour de France (July 4–26): Starting with a Team Time Trial this year, can anyone take the yellow jersey from Bora? 3 weeks, no doubt full of surprises. Bonus: World Championships - Montréal (Sept 20–27) 🇨🇦 I’m especially excited for this one. The Mont-Royal circuit is a leg-breaker, and because it’s a Worlds race with no radios, a lot of it is about instinct and grit. What about you? If you had to pick your Top 3 "can't miss" races for 2026, what are they? Drop them in the comments! 👇

Now we have a lot of ultra cyclists in the group i was wondering more about tips and preperation. For those that did an (half/full) everesting or any other event that made you spend a lot of time on a bike (indoor or outdoor) what are the tips you have? Workouts to use? Things to prep? Would love to hear from all of you!

We're all trying to get faster on a road bike. To go faster we need to lower resistance. Rolling resistance is a big one. But we don't discuss it much here. That's why I'm interested in your favorite tires for speed. 1. Favorite tire for all out speed? 2. Favorite all round tire? (great puncture protection, but still fast) My choices: 1. Vittoria Corsa Pro Speed TLR WR 29 (match perfectly with my 33 mm outer width wheels) 2. Grand Prix 5000 S TR 28