Paris-Roubaix, often called the Hell of the North, is one of cycling’s five Monuments and the most iconic one-day race in the world. Famous for its brutal cobblestones, unpredictable weather, and legendary finishes in the Roubaix Velodrome, this race defines the Classics season.
Here you’ll find detailed coverage of Paris–Roubaix bikes, rider setups, previews, results, and historical insights. From pro team equipment choices to the drama of each edition, DMCX brings you closer to the action of cycling’s toughest classic.
This page focuses on the men’s edition of the Paris-Roubaix 2023 Riders and Bikes.
On this 120th edition of Paris-Roubaix, the route features one small change: the riders will take the Haspres cobblestones sector, absent from the race since 2004.
On the menu of the 2023 Paris-Roubaix is 256.6 kilometers, including a total of 54.5km of cobblestones.
This is my mini guide to Paris-Roubaix 2022 Teams and Bikes.
But first, allow me to introduce briefly the “Hell of the North” just in case you need it.
Paris-Roubaix is on April 17th, 2022. The 257.5km race starts from Compiegne and finishes on the Velodrome of Roubaix (France).
The “Hell of the North” as it is lovely nicknamed, is one of the five monuments, and it is one of the most brutal one-day races with its paves section.
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