Pushbikers
Racing

The wooden velodrome is where the Pushbikers story began. Whether racing in Six-Day events from October to February, the Revolution Series in the UK, or major track races at the Disc in Melbourne or on the concrete in Bendigo, Australia — Pushbikers have made a name for themselves in endurance track disciplines.
In Madison, points races, elimination races, and individual or team pursuits, success demands endurance, sharp race awareness, tactical insight, precise drafting, and smart line choices. It’s no coincidence that many well-known road pros come from the track.

A mix of road cycling, mountain biking, and adventure — that’s one way to describe gravel riding. Races like Unbound Gravel and The Traka have long achieved cult status. But since the first UCI Gravel World Championship, it’s become clear: this young discipline combines lifestyle with serious bike handling skills, body awareness, and race intuition.
Not to mention the elevation gain and steep climbs and descents riders face at international gravel races. Two Pushbikers will be competing at the Gravel World Championships in 2026.

High-speed racing on a circuit course: In criteriums, riders complete many laps. Often held in city centers or industrial areas, spectators can catch repeated views of the peloton. Points are earned through intermediate sprints, and the winner isn’t the first to cross the finish line, but the rider with the most points.
Technically demanding, fast, and full of corners — national and international criteriums have been part of the Pushbikers race calendar from the very start. One unforgettable highlight was the Pushbikers’ double victory at the New York Harlem Skyscraper Cycling Classics.

Triathlon is the combination of swimming, cycling, and running — back-to-back, without a break.
What fascinates us Pushbikers most is the challenge of jumping straight from cold, wet swimming into full speed, and then managing your energy over distances up to 180 km on the bike.
As the longest discipline in triathlon, cycling is physically, technically, and tactically crucial to the race outcome. That’s why it’s worth putting special focus on the bike, the riding position, and aerodynamics — something we especially explore with our elite athlete Johanna and develop together with customers at the Pushbikers shop.