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sports
'I hope it rains... there's little room for error' - British cycling legend on the prospect of a wet Paris-Roubaix
The forecast for this weekend's Paris-Roubaix is changing all the time , with nailed on rain turning into potential showers, but there is still a...
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business
Brands built on marketing ‘will just evaporate’: Industry experts weigh in on what US tariffs mean for the bike industry, and, the cost of your next machine
It is no secret that the world’s bicycle industry runs on skills and products developed in the factories of China and Taiwan, two countries...
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sports
New kit day at the Tour of Flanders as teams parade revamped jerseys
Kit- spotting bike fans watching the Tour of Flanders on Sunday will be treated to new togs paraded by Visma-Lease a Bike and Lotto on...
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business
Beloved British frame builder taking orders for a 'Final 50' custom bikes before closing down
Custom steel frame-builder Ricky Feather has announced he will be crafting just 50 more bikes before hanging up his tools, with the pressures of...
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cycling
'We made no mistakes' - Visma-Lease a Bike surge to team time trial victory at Paris-Nice, with Matteo Jorgenson moving into race lead
Visma- Lease a Bike powered to victory in stage three’s team time trial at Paris-Nice on Tuesday and took over the overall race lead...
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fitness
Hurry! These Peloton exercise bike deals won't be around for long – Save up to $ 395 now and invest in your fitness and health for 2025
Peloton is renowned for being one of the biggest brands for at-home fitness and offers one of the best indoor exercise bikes on the market....
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cycling
Is the Cube Nuroad C:62 SLT the best value high-end gravel bike?
Gravel bikes are everywhere these days. With new models popping up left, right, and center, finding one that genuinely stands out can feel like an...
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cool stuff / technology
'A huge setback for active and sustainable transport' - Most e-bikes to be banned on London public transport
The decision to ban most e-bikes on public transport in London, announced on Wednesday, has been described as a "huge setback for active and...
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cycling / fashion
The future of speed: 5 aero trends that will shape the next era of road racing
Professional road racing is a conservative place, steeped in tradition and history. Much of the sport’s institutional knowledge is held by former...
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cycling
'Really, really dangerous' - crashes mar finish of Classic Brugge-De Panne as Juan Sebastián Molano wins
It became a matter of last man standing at the Classic Brugge-De Panne on Wednesday, where Juan Sebastián Molano (UAE Team Emirates XRG) escaped...
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cycling
One rule for Russia, another for Israel?
Just days after Russian troops rolled into Ukraine in 2022, the UCI swiftly removed UCI licences from all Russian and Belarusian teams. These teams...
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cycling
Tadej Pogačar might already be a bookies' favourite for Paris-Roubaix, but it will be his biggest challenge yet
With the bookmakers, Tadej Pogačar is already one of the top-three favourites for Paris-Roubaix, up there with Mathieu van der Poel and Wout van...
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cycling
Tadej Pogačar confirmed to race Paris-Roubaix
Three- time Tour de France winner Tadej Pogačar will make his Paris-Roubaix debut next month, his team has confirmed. The world champion was initially...
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cycling
Six reasons to sign up to L’Étape du Tour de France 2025 with Alzheimer’s Research UK
In its 33rd year for 2025, L’Étape du Tour de France is a truly special ride that’s on the bucket list of many a...
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cycling
My favourite headphones for cycling are back to their best-ever price in the Amazon Big Spring Sale
The Amazon Spring Sale is live and runs for a week, and we are busy hunting out the best deals on some of the best...
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cycling / fitness
How much does extra activity like DIY and shopping affecting my biking?
There is an adage frequently tossed around in bike racing circles that goes something like 'don't stand if you can sit, and don't sit if...
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cycling
It's so new that we haven't even tested it yet, but the Wahoo Elemnt Ace cycling computer has a surprising 15% discount in this Amazon Spring Sale deal
The Wahoo Elemnt Ace was launched in December last year and the flagship model from the Atlanta fitness giant is aimed to challenge as the...
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cycling
British race organiser faces 'hefty financial loss' after event cancelled due to tree on course
A British race organiser has been left more than £1,000 out of pocket after its event was cancelled due to a fallen tree on the course....
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cycling
'There’s no better way to start' - Caleb Ewan wins on debut for Ineos Grenadiers
Caleb Ewan won at the first time of asking for Ineos Grenadiers on Tuesday, sprinting to victory on stage one of the Settimana Coppi e...
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cycling
'They thought I was dying' - Meet the 80-year-old Brit who won four world titles weeks after leaving hospital
When 80-year-old Geoff Cooke left hospital late last summer, the doctors told him he’d need to do a bit of exercise to bounce back...
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cycling
The Jonas Vingegaard incident proves cycling still has a concussion problem
In truth, it seemed like quite an innocuous crash. Jonas Vingegaard tumbled off his bike with 84km to go on stage five of Paris-Nice earlier...
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cycling
‘I got my first period in 15 years the morning of a big race, and didn’t know what to do’ — how pro racers deal with periods
I’ll set the scene. It’s the morning of my longest race of the year - the 360k Traka through the winding dirt roads...
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space / technology
From GPS to WD-40: What has space travel ever done for cyclists?
Rockets and bicycles may not seem to have much in common, but there’s plenty of tech from the aerospace industry that’s found its...
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cycling
Castelli Gear Backpack review: spacious, supportive, and perfect for flying, but not without fault
The Castelli Gear Backpack has been designed to be a commuting backpack option, while also having the right dimensions so it can be used as...
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cycling
Lost out in the Unbound Gravel lottery? You’ll soon be able to ride Unbound along with Life time ’s other gravel events virtually on Rouvy
If you have dreamed of tackling the best gravel events in the U.S. but have been unlucky in the entry lotteries, you’ll soon...
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cycling
No lycra, no problem: A beginner’s guide to biking in comfort without ever having to step foot in a bike shop
Cycling is an equipment intensive sport, requiring everything from bikes and helmets to shoes, clothing and electronics. For beginners, navigating...
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cycling / how-to / money
Why Whistler isn't just for mountain bikers - how to have a gravel or road adventure in Whistler
In the summer, Whistler is the perfect place for your next cycling trip, with great road riding and gravel bike-friendly singletrack. There are wide,...
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cycling
Your smartphone could be your next cycling computer: Unlock the full potential of your smartphone with Cadence
Cycling computers are getting more expensive by the day. While they offer an array of features, many of them feel unnecessary—gimmicks rather than...
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apps / cycling
Route planning app Komoot sold after it expands paywall, job losses could follow
Following the decision to expand its paywall, and cut free features, Komoot has been sold to Italian tech company Bending Spoons, which also owns...
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cycling
Want to finish long bike rides quicker? Get off and walk up hills
When was the last time you pushed your bike up a hill? If the answer to that question is 'you wouldn't catch me pushing' you...
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cycling
I'm never shaving my legs for cycling again - here's why
This article is part of a series called ‘A love letter to’ where Cycling Weekly writers (usually) pour praise on their favourite cycling items and...
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cycling
UAE's Juan Ayuso says he should win Tirreno-Adriatico 'if there are no inconveniences'
Having defeated all-comers in Tirreno-Adriatico’s Queen stage that finished on the Frontignano summit and in doing so taken a commanding overall...
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cycling
UPDATE: Mid South Gravel cancels event last minute as wildfires rage - 'Many of our friends have lost their homes today, we are devastated' -
The Mid South 2025 if officially cancelled. In the early morning hours of Saturday, March 15, the race organisers of Mid South Gravel decided to...
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cycling
Double success at Tirreno for UAE's Juan Ayuso as he wins 'queen' stage and takes overall lead
Heavily tipped as the favourite for victory at the Tirreno-Adriatico stage 7 summit finish, Juan Ayuso (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) fully lived up to his...
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cycling
'It's got to get better than this': Report reveals worst bike sales this century in the UK
A Bicycle Association report has predicted – finally – a slow return to growth for the British cycling industry in 2025. However, it comes in a wake...
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cycling
'Difficult and long, with bad conditions': Andrea Vendrame sprints to weather-hit stage three win at Tirreno-Adriatico
Andrea Vendrame (Decathlon-AG2R La Mondiale) sprinted to victory at the end of a very long, very wet stage three of Tirreno-Adriatico, followed...
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cycling
8,848m in 40km and the Goldilocks zone: Everesting founder on the craziest rides and top tips for newbies
Over the past 11 years Everesting has grown from just a few people going out for what was admittedly a crazy ride that they weren't sure...
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cycling
Nervous about joining a local cycling club? It could be easier than you think
This article has been produced as part of our 'New to Riding' week, running from March 10 to March 17, with a special focus on tips, tricks...
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cycling
It took a pandemic to get me into cycling, but you should get on your bike now
This article has been produced as part of our 'New to Riding' week, running from March 10 to March 17, with a special focus on tips, tricks...
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cycling
'This is about more than sport' - British Cycling launches four-year strategy to transform the country through bikes
British Cycling has today launched a four-year plan which aims to "reinforce Britain’s position as a world-leading cycling nation" while also...
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cycling
'Today was just perfect' - Jonathan Milan continues sprint dominance with victory on Tirreno-Adriatico stage 2
Known for his near 2,000-watt peak power, Jonathan Milan (Lidl-Trek) added another sprint victory to his palmarès on Tuesday, winning stage two of...
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cycling
Vuelta Femenina 2025 route: Barcelona start and toughest final stage ever confirmed
Dates: 4-10 May 2025 Total distance: 748km Start: Barcelona Finish: Cotobello This year’s Vuelta Femenina by Carrefour.es will culminate in its most...
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cycling
Cannondale’s updated Topstone Carbon is slacker, with increased tyre clearance and downtube storage
Cannondale has updated its gravel all-rounder, the Topstone Carbon. The third generation bike retains many of the signature features from the previous...
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cycling
From turning up late to half-wheeling: seven group ride dos and don'ts
Riding in a friendly group is one of the most enjoyable ways to spend time on two wheels. The shared camaraderie of physical endeavour, whether...
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cycling
Specialized's gravel tyres get an update—first ride impressions of the all-new Tracer
Specialized has revamped its tyre offerings across the board, narrowing its smorgasbord catalogue down to four road tyres, three gravel models and...
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cycling
FSA K-Wing AGX carbon handlebar is a thing of beauty, but at a price
For most of us, handlebars are a factory-fit-and-forget component, especially in these days of one-piece bar/stem combos and fully internal cable...
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cycling
Cycling with my 10-year-old daughter fills me with guilt and makes us both a target for abuse - this isn't how it should be
“I’m scared,” my daughter called out as we waited to turn. I could barely hear her above the noise of engines accelerating past, pinning...
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cycling
'Eurosport's demise is a hammer blow for coverage of cycling in the UK' - Debate over free-to-air bike racing reaches Parliament
It’s not every day that people such as Mark Cavendish, Mathieu van der Poel and Ned Boulting are name-dropped in the UK Parliament, but...
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cycling
'Flanders is a race that demands a complete cyclist' - Neilson Powless aims for the Ronde in key month
Neilson Powless is aiming for a Tour of Flanders victory next month and says being a "complete cyclist" can help him achieve his main ambitions...
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cycling
Celebrated U.S. carbon bike manufacturer Pursuit Cycles ends frame production
Pursuit Cycles, an award-winning U.S. custom carbon manufacturer, is closing the chapter on its bicycle frame production. With founder and master...
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cycling
From football to the Zwift Academy: meet the Scottish rider determined to turn pro alongside Mathieu van der Poel
The last few months have been a rollercoaster for Zwift Academy finalist Elliot Bain. In the blink of an eye, the 21-year-old economics student has...
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cycling
Class of 2025: Meet the 12 British cyclists who turned pro this year
Hamish Armitt was never meant to become a professional cyclist. He had raced bikes for fun as a child, but put it on hold in...
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cycling
I had an argument with a motorist and we ended it on good terms - is this the future?
As a cyclist in the UK it is easy to think you’re in the middle of a culture war. It is inescapable on social...
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fitness
Sports & fitness equipment promo codes for March 2025
Find some of the best sports and fitness equipment on the market for more affordable prices when you choose to shop with our authenticated sports...
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cycling
18-year-old Cat Ferguson set for Paris-Roubaix debut in first pro year
Double junior world champion Cat Ferguson is set to become one of the youngest competitors ever at Paris-Roubaix this April. The 18-year-old is down...
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fitness
14 ways to make maximum cycling gains with minimum time
Dwindling daylight hours, work demands, family commitments and Christmas social events can all put a squeeze on the hours we’d like to spend in...
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outdoors
Life in squares: the addictive and adventurous cycling challenge you've never heard of
Some time s you have to feel sorry for Belgium. It has so much going for it – not least triple-cooked chips, incredible beer and Eddy...
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cycling
'Cycling's a business – you're employed to do a job': Adam Blythe on his favourite racing memories, life as a broadcaster, and his custom gold bike
Adam Blythe is one of the lead presenters of Eurosport/TNT Sports's cycling coverage. A former British road champion, he raced for teams including...
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cycling
From 3 open heart surgeries to a 350-mile ride at age 69: how biking saved a father and his son
At 43, Donnie Seals Sr. faced a grim reality—his heart, weakened by stress and an unhealthy lifestyle, required open-heart surgery following a heart...
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fitness
11 ways to train more like Tadej Pogačar
Of course we can’t match his power, but can we amateur cyclists learn from the training routines and methods of Tadej Pogačar? “If...
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cycling
Wool by the bucketful, or should it be the thimbleful? Ornot’s Super Thermal Merino Jersey reviewed
When I first started racing bicycles, cycling clothing was still in the dark ages. My club jacket was made of thick, foam-like material with a...
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cycling
Cyclist breaks Strava record on 'world's tallest mountain' by almost an hour
Professional mountain bike rider Sparky Moir Sears has broken the Strava QOM on Hawaii’s Mauna Kea – ‘the world’s tallest mountain’ - taking almost...
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cycling
'I don't have a CV, I've never had a proper job': David Millar starts a new chapter as brand director at Factor
David Millar, the former professional cyclist, founder of now-closed CHPT3, broadcaster and author, has never had a "proper job", or so he says. That...
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cycling
The State Titanium All-Road is an admirable but flawed attempt to build a titanium gravel bike for the masses
Titanium has long been revered in the cycling world for its exceptional ride quality —smooth yet lively, and almost magical in its ability to blend...
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cycling
Why are mudguards such a faff?
To mudguard, or not to mudguard - that is the question... You see, mudguards may appear rather a benign topic within the cycling sphere, but...
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cycling
'A whole generation will lose the Tour de France because they won't buy a subscription' - David Millar talks ITV, enjoying cycling again, and his idol
David Millar is a former professional cyclist, who won stages of all three Grand Tours, including four at the Tour de France. After being banned...
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cycling
'We're up against entire countries': WorldTour team boss bemoans 'bizarre amounts' of money changing hands in the peloton
That was then, this is now. The feeling that Covid marked a watershed moment, the onset of a new normal, pervades many walks of life....
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cycling
'I rode 900 kilometres on one leg': One rider's search for a new crank in the Mexican deserts
If you've never tried one-legged drills on the bike, you're missing out. It's an exquisite kind of fatigue that quickly makes you realise that two...
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cycling
French cyclist given 10-month suspended prison sentence for doping
A former French professional cyclist was issued a 10-month suspended prison sentence and a €5,000 (£4,230 / $ 5,209) fine in a doping trial on...
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cycling
Sidi Algor winter shoe review: warmth and grip even when the trails demand a little walking
Whilst overshoes and normal summer cycling shoes work OK for many people when road riding through the winter, this is a less suitable combination...
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cycling
Not all cyclists subscribe to the 'cafe stop', but some of my fondest biking memories come from hours spent stinking out local tea rooms
This article is part of a series called ‘A love letter to’, where Cycling Weekly writers pour praise on their favourite aspects of cycling. The...
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cycling
This country is banning time trial bikes for juniors – I think it's a great idea
Last week, in a bid to instil fairness for up-and-coming racers, Cycling Canada announced plans to outlaw time trial bikes in junior events. The...
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cycling
'Explicit, adult' OnlyFans account funds cycling handlebar invention: 'I have no problem showing more of me, including more spicy content'
A revolutionary new handlebar invention from Germany which could drastically shake up the cycling industry was funded by an 'explicit' OnlyFans...
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cycling
The bike industry survived to 2025 – what happens now?
'Survive till 25' is a mantra that has been tossed around in the bicycle retail industry a lot over the past 12 months – a three-word pep...
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cycling
New rules, no problem, says road bike TT champ who promises he'll keep pushing the envelope
UK road bike time trial champion George Fox has warned that his next competition road bike is likely to look even more outlandish than the...
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cycling
I went on my first bike ride of the year on Saturday, my fitness was so low it felt like starting all over again, but I’ll enjoy the journey
I went on my first bike ride of the year on Saturday. It wasn’t particularly exciting, an hour-long attempt to see where my fitness...
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cycling
Le Col Pro All Weather Gilet review: warmth, protection and pockets but barely packable
The Le Col Pro All Weather Gilet has been designed specifically for protection across a range of different weather conditions. Made primarily of...
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cycling
As Tadej Pogačar goes, so goes the world: crank length explained, tested and redefined
Tadej Pogačar is currently the best male rider in the world, so it’s no surprise that people pay attention to the bike he...
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cycling
I'm a Michelin-starred chef and nutritionist - you could have chicken, rice and broccoli twice a day but it won't make you healthy
Once sceptical of athletes adopting vegan diets, Michelin-starred chef Alan Murchison has had a change of heart, and is now encouraging cyclists to...
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cycling
Tweets of the week: Timothée Chalamet's Lime bike scandal, Wout van Aert rides on water, and Lachlan Morton confesses
I’ll be honest, when I took a job at Cycling Weekly, I didn’t expect to be writing articles about Timothée Chalamet. And...
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cycling
Sepp Kuss parks GC ambitions and targets return to consistency: 'When results don’t meet expectations, it’s difficult'
Emulating or even exceeding his spectacular 2023 season was always going to be a tall order for Sepp Kuss, but the Visma-Lease a Bike rider would...
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cycling
'We were talking about going to the Giro d'Italia': Jonas Vingegaard postpones Giro-Tour attempt - for now
Jonas Vingegaard has revealed that he gave consideration to attempting the Giro d’Italia-Tour de France double in 2025, but he and his Visma-Lease a...
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cycling
'It's not about charity' - Former Qhubeka team boss on why his team no longer has African riders
Doug Ryder, the manager of the Q36.5 Pro Cycling, has said that his team does not have any African riders for the first time since 2007...
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cycling
Remco Evenepoel almost 'back on the rollers' after being doored by Belgian post vehicle
Remco Evenepoel is making progress in his return to fitness after injury and says he will be getting back to indoor cycling at the weekend...
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cycling
England's worst roads: where does your area sit on the list?
The weather has always been what Brits make small talk about. Those from other nations are regularly amazed at the apparent satisfaction we derive...
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cycling
Tweets of the week: Peter Sagan signs up for Strictly Come Dancing
Peter Sagan is doing Strictly Come Dancing. This is not a drill. I repeat, Peter Sagan is doing Strictly Come Dancing. The news was first...
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cycling
Six increasingly bold predictions for gravel cycling in 2025
Welcome to 2025, and join us as we explore what might be new and exciting in the world of gravel cycling this year. But here’s...
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cycling
REI cuts 428 jobs as it ends adventure travel and outdoor education programming
Outdoor retailer REI announced Tuesday that it is closing its Experiences division, including its cycling tours, bike vacations, learn-to-ride...
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cycling
Fines of up to £450 introduced for riders who celebrate teammate wins in bunch sprints
The days of riders celebrating their teammates’ victories from behind them in the bunch may now be gone, after the UCI introduced a new rule...
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cycling
British elite team searching for £50,000 to pursue European racing goals
A newly formed British elite team is searching for £50,000 in sponsorship to enable its riders to pursue goals in European competition. Raptor Factory...
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cycling
KOO Hype sunglasses review: superb coverage and clarity with little to no fogging
The KOO Hype is the eyewear brand’s latest range-topping product, which it claims to be its most innovative pair of glasses to date. With...
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cycling
My son just got his first pedal bike - and I hope it doesn’t spell the end of our Shotgun adventures
This article is part of a series called ‘A love letter to’, where Cycling Weekly writers pour praise on their favourite cycling items (or, people)...
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cycling
Former American cycling star vows to 'reinvigorate' US road racing with $ 156,000 Growler race prize pot
Former American pro cyclist Levi Leipheimer is attempting to revive the dwindling US road racing scene with a total $ 156,000 (£125,000) prize pot for...
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fitness
Win exclusive unlocks by completing the Tour de Zwift
The Tour de Zwift has returned once more to the indoor cycling platform, with exclusive unlocks available to users as they tick off each of...
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cycling
January vote could clamp down on road bike specifications for UK time trials
After the issues that beset last year's UK road bike championship time trial, it is no surprise to see that proposals at the upcoming Cycling...
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cycling
'Some time s simple is brilliant' - Joe Baker's Gear of the Year 2024
For me, Gear of the Year isn’t just about the products that performed exceptionally well or earned high star ratings over the past 12 months....
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cycling
'I've seen women do stuff that I didn't even know was possible': Ultra-cyclist Lael Wilcox on the people who inspire her
Despite her 108-day record-breaking trip around the world, Lael Wilcox says some of the most inspiring and memorable experiences she has had on the...
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cycling / health
'I spent 10 days in the ICU' - Anna Shackley opens up about heart condition and retirement
Anna Shackley begins recounting what she now remembers as “the worst day of my life”. It came in March last year, and played out in...
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cycling
They may not be fashionable, but I think New Year's resolutions are great for cyclists - here's why
This article is part of a series called ‘A love letter to’, where Cycling Weekly writers pour praise on their favourite aspects of cycling. The...
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cycling
My cycling new year’s resolution? No more distance targets
If you’ve been on Instagram in the last couple of weeks, you’ll have seen a lot of people posting their Strava stats for...
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cycling
I don’t drink alcohol - Is there room for non-drinkers in cycling culture?
My entry into cycling nearly a decade ago was through a weekly social ride where we (unoriginally) joked that we were “a drinking club with...
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cycling
I’m a mechanic - and here are the 8 bike maintenance mistakes you need to stop making in the New Year
Working on your bike at home can be rewarding and many of the smaller jobs are easily achievable with a basic set of tools and,...
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cycling
I tried Everesting in my shed - it took me 11.5 hours, and here’s what I experienced as the clock ticked by
Wake up; spend 12 hours in a melancholic trance; go to bed. While this is fairly standard practice for a mid-winter’s day in the UK,...
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cycling
‘There were so many waves being broadcast from the bike and rider unit we could have turned the heating down’: Has cycling become too smart?
We recently had a client stop by the shop mid-ride for a little chat. By the time he had a coffee in his hand, his...
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cycling
5 bike maintenance essentials, and how to better pay attention to your bicycle’s needs
When you purchase a car, the manufacturer will typically provide maintenance recommendations based on mileage to ensure that it will keep performing...
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outdoors
Anne-Marije Rook's 2024 Gear of the Year: from the best brakes on the market to great earbuds and a statement t-shirt
As I sat down to name my favourite products for 2024, I couldn’t help but reminisce about the journeys they’ve been a part of....
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Is Mathieu van der Poel winning races “in zone 2” helping or hindering cyclo-cross?
The good news for his rivals is that Mathieu van der Poel doesn’t plan to dominate the Christmas cyclocross period. That pronouncement came after...
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cycling / outdoors
2024's most hyped bike, the Van Rysel RCR is going out with a bang, discounted by up to £1001 in the Decathlon after-Christmas sale
After an incredible 2024 in which the Van Rysel RCR made a big splash, broke the internet several time s and propelled the Decathlon AG2R...
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I was suicidal, cycling helped get me back on track: Former guitarist lost 40kg and kicked alcohol to ride the height of Everest 12 time s
Mark Bruce has completed a year of “Everesting” by cycling the height of the world’s tallest mountain in a single session every month of 2024....
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'He was never afraid to gamble' - Assessing Patrick Lefevere's legacy
Patrick Lefevere became a sports director in 1979, the year Margaret Thatcher came to power, during the Cold War, in a world that seems so distant...
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cycling
What's next for Mark Cavendish?
What’s next for Sir Mark Cavendish? It’s a question cycling fans have been asking themselves for years. The first whispers came in October 2020,...
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outdoors
Get off-road this Christmas and New Year with £1000.01 off carbon gravel bikes at Decathlon
Carbon gravel bikes are typically light and responsive, as well as still delivering plenty of comfort and versatility. But they don’t come cheap,...
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'When I take myself way out of my comfort zone, that's when something really exciting can happen': American ultra-cyclist Lael Wilcox on her next big adventure
Lael Wilcox is set to return to race the Iditarod Trail Invitational in Alaska next February, which she says will take her way out of...
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cycling
Giro d’Italia 2025 to start in Albania
The start of the 2025 Giro d’Italia will take place in Albania, the race’s organiser confirmed on Monday. RCS Sport is still set to...
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cycling
Cycling is a sport that’s all about going fast and I’ve no idea how you turn that round to make it safer
We’ve seen some nasty accidents in races in the last few seasons – the most notorious was the one at Itzulia Basque Country that brought...
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Mathieu van der Poel weighing up skipping Tour de France
Mathieu van der Poel could skip the Tour de France next year to enable him to focus on other major summer goals, including winning the...
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cycling
Woom 4 kids bike review: a small step up on their cycling journey
If you're already familiar with the Woom brand of kids bike, the look of their 4 won't come as a surprise. Their range of Original bikes...
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cycling
Tweets of the week: Mark Cavendish's special message, Demi Vollering learns French, and a reindeer enters the wind tunnel
There was a surreal moment during the BBC’s Sports Personality of the Year ceremony this week that I need to discuss with you all....
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“There's no such thing as bad weather, only unsuitable fenders”
Much like cold weather outerwear, fenders or mudguards are a regional requirement: critical in some places, laughable in others. If you live in a...
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cycling
Sonder Camino Ti review: versatile, durable and fun, it's our Gravel Bike of the Year
First released in 2016 Sonder Camino Ti has been around for as long as Sonder itself. From then until now it remains one of the most...
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Q36.5 Gregarius Hybrid Light Bib Tights review: can they replace cycling's most uncomfortable combo?
One of the most peculiar pieces of cycling apparel has to be leg warmers. I don't deny their usefulness when it comes to the in-between...
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There’s so much ugliness in cycling, I fear for its future
In recent weeks, four notable product launches left me choking on my breakfast porridge: two from Colnago, one from Wahoo, and one from Jaguar. The...
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My 10-mile TT power hovers between 375 and 382 watts: I can’t improve by training harder, the only way to go faster is to go shopping
One of my most regular habits as a rider is the Cycling Weekly Club 10-mile time trial on Zwift of a Wednesday evening. It’s...
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The Rugby Flyer flies again: the story of the first sub-hour '25' time trial
"And that beats the hour" – five words that danced momentarily in the air on 11 June, 1939, tripping off the tongue of an astonished time keeper as...
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cycling
I'm not into cake stops - but - I made an exception to rate five British delicacies in one ride
As a general rule, I don’t stop for cake. I’ve nothing against it, but I don’t drink coffee and I don’t...
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'All he had to do was say sorry' - Cyclist wins court case and £4k after being hit by driver
A cyclist has won more than £4,000 in damages after taking legal action against a car driver who struck him from behind. Harry Gray, a 28-year-old...
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cycling
'She should show a bit more respect' - Lotte Kopecky responds to Demi Vollering comments
Lotte Kopecky has hit back at “completely unnecessary” comments made by her former SD Worx-Pro time teammate Demi Vollering, after the Dutchwoman said...
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Rohan Dennis pleads guilty to 'causing likelihood of harm' after death of wife Melissa Hoskins
Rohan Dennis has pleaded guilty to an aggravated charge of causing likelihood of harm, following the incident last December in which his wife Melissa...
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cycling
Huge race bike auction means you could own a Tour de France stage winning machine
There is a fun school of thought that says that a bike ridden by a fast rider somehow passes on a little bit of that...
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cycling
I’m having to tell people I’m still a cyclist despite the fact it’s not cool anymore
Someone at my friend Bernard’s place of work recently pointed out to him that the bike shop round the corner had closed. “I suppose...
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How Tour de France Femmes winner Kasia Niewiadoma still finds room for improvement
Winning the Tour de France Femmes is no small feat. For Kasia Niewiadoma, standing atop the podium in 2024 was a dream come true - a...
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cycling
New Basso Super Veloce is designed without 'constraints of catering firstly to professional racing'
Today Basso has announced the release of its latest 'race bike', the Basso Super Veloce, or SV for short. Why do we put 'race bike'...
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cycling
Kaden Groves fined, relegated, and yellow carded for celebrating teammate's victory
Kaden Groves became one of the first riders sanctioned under the UCI’s new early celebration rule on Sunday, after he fist pumped the air...
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cycling
Tom Pidcock signs for Q36.5 Pro Cycling after Ineos Grenadiers departure
Tom Pidcock has signed a three-year deal to join Q36.5 Pro Cycling after leaving Ineos Grenadiers by mutual consent. The announcement from the Swiss...
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cycling
'This isn't your father's endurance tyre' - the updated Specialized Mondo is made for Strade Bianche, Paris-Roubaix and anywhere else the road gets choppy
Along with a revamped line of gravel tyres, Specialized has rolled out a new version of the Mondo, its tried-and-true endurance tyre. The new Mondo...
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cycling
Heavy discounting cited in cycling company's collapse
Overstocking and heavy discounting both contributed to the demise of cycling distributor The Martlet Group, which entered administration earlier this...
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cycling
Women's San Remo route announced - Genoa start, 156km length and Cipressa-Poggio climax
The first edition of San Remo Women for 20 years is to start in Genoa, cover 156km and finish with the classic Cipressa and Poggio climax,...
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cycling / outdoors
Get your 2025 fitness goals off to a flying start with the Garmin Tacx Flux S indoor trainer – at almost half-price it's a cycling deal that won't last long
Right now, you can get a massive $ 350 discount on our best smart indoor trainer, the Garmin Tacx Flux S. This whopping 47% reduction means you can...
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cycling
Chinese X-Lab vies for global domination as it equips XDS Astana with bikes for the WorldTour
Astana has officially rebranded as the XDS Astana Team following a landmark investment by Chinese bicycle manufacturer XDS. The move sees XDS, a...
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cycling
My bike-mounted garage opener is a luxury gimmick – but it's worth every penny
When it comes to modern bike-related luxuries, some might swoon over electronic shifting, custom paint jobs, or superlight, superfast frames. These...
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cycling
Steve Cummings 'never had a problem' with Tom Pidcock
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Olympian Matthew Richardson banned for life by Australia
Double Olympic silver medallist Matthew Richardson has been effectively banned for life from representing the Australia national squad, following his...
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Katy Marchant breaks arm in horror crash into crowd at Track Champions League
Olympic champion Katy Marchant suffered a broken arm after she crashed over the barrier and into the crowd at the UCI Track Champions League in...
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cycling
'It's an engineering feat' - Why this 23kg bicycle has two chains
Jackton Achola runs a bread delivery service in Kenya. He gathers the loaves, places them into colourful pallets, and stacks them high, above his...
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cycling / how-to
This is the one tool every mechanic should own, here’s how to use it
Ask any mechanic what one of the most important tools to use when building a bike is, and they will say, a good torque wrench....
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cycling
Iconic US bike brand pauses new releases as staff face layoffs
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cycling
The National Cycling League appears to be officially dead
While Cycling Weekly has not received official confirmation or denial from our National Cycling League contacts, who have been non-responsive for some...
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fitness / nutrition
Is creatine a useful supplement for cyclists?
Creatine is one of the most popular sports supplements, second only to protein powder in terms of its effectiveness and evidence base. It has a...
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lifestyle / cycling
REI expands its cycling business, becomes exclusive US retailer for Van Rysel gravel bikes
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fitness
'The fear of being the only woman is very intimidating': Why are so many women cycling in the gym, but not outside?
It is no secret that men vastly outnumber women in the saddle; 75% of cycling trips in the UK are made by men, with less than 10%...
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outdoors
All the best after-Christmas bike deals: our deal-hunting elves are here delivering all the best offers from brands like Van Rysel, Garmin and Rapha
You know the post-Christmas drill - sit around in novelty pyjamas staring listlessly at the piles of yesterday’s leftovers, willing yourself to force...
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cycling
'An unprecedented opportunity for brands to be part of the evolution' - Ineos Grenadiers sponsor hunt steps up with sales agency partnership
Ineos Grenadiers have stepped up their search for a new sponsor, with the British WorldTour team employing a global sports marketing agency to search...
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cycling / nutrition
I’m a nutritionist and a cyclist, believe me when I say you’re probably not getting enough protein
You spend countless hours on the bike, in the gym and fine-tuning your training and equipment with the latest science. But what about your diet—...
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cycling
'You couldn't wish for a better season' - Matthew Brennan earns first pro win with Visma-Lease a Bike
After finishing second on his WorldTour debut, and picking up two wins with Visma-Lease a Bike’s development squad, Matthew Brennan has now scored...
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'We call it shadow' - MAAP brings grey bib shorts to the WorldTour with Jayco AlUla
Melbourne- based MAAP has grown a reputation for its bold designs in the cycling apparel scene, so it’s with characteristic intrepidness that the...
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cycling
‘I want to get back on the bike but I’m terrified’: After being hit by three drivers, one cyclist has had enough
To be hit by a car driver once is unfortunate, but something that many of us cyclists can empathise with. To be hit twice feels...
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cycling
You can now own a new Pinarello race bike for just £3000 - so what's the catch?
Today, Pinarello has announced the expansion of the renowned F series line-up with the all-new Pinarello F1. The F1 completes the brand's race bike...
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Tadej Pogačar commemorates Strade Bianche crash with limited edition t-shirt - here's how you can buy it
For most cyclists, a skin-shredding crash into a thorn bush would be a moment to forget. But for Tadej Pogačar, it is a memory...
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cycling
When it came to the 350 challenging miles of Unbound XL, these were the only bib shorts I considered wearing – and yes, they’re on sale this Black Friday period
Unbound Gravel is known for its demanding nature. Challenging weather conditions, undulating terrain, a remote location, and the infamous flint rocks...
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cycling
Small Cost, BIG Features | Is This Indoor Training Platform Worth The Switch?
Recent indoor training platform price increases may have left you looking for an alternative, and if you’re one of those people, then good news...
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I rode 100 miles on a fixie. What it taught me about cycling surprised me
Disclaimer: Laws and regulations regarding fixed-gear bicycles and bicycle brakes vary by city, state, province or country. Be sure to review the...
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cycling
'Some time s you have to do crazy things': niche cycling craze hits the WorldTour
It's easy to build a picture of pro riders as über-beings who exist only to perform optimally in bike races, so it was heartening to...
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cycling
Where did all the Covid bikes go?
The Covid pandemic was only four years ago, but it feels almost unreal now. Like a half-forgotten dream – and not a good one either. There...
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'My biggest victory' - Juan Ayuso seals Tirreno-Adriatico overall, as Jonathan Milan sprints to victory on stage 7
Juan Ayuso (UAE Team Emirates XRG) secured the second GC victory of his career on Sunday, wrapping up the overall at the seven-day...
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cycling / outdoors
Peloton is a lot more than an exercise bike – with savings of up to $ 400, now is a great time to invest in your 2025 fitness and health goals
Peloton is one of the best indoor exercise bikes on the market, with 24,000+ reviews and an average of 4.5 stars out of 5. Right now, Peloton is...
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cycling
'I don’t think it would be a surprise to anyone' - Mathieu van der Poel on Tadej Pogačar winning Paris-Roubaix
Mathieu van der Poel thinks it is inevitable that Tadej Pogačar will one day triumph at Paris-Roubaix and add another Monument title to his...
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cycling
I'm a cycling coach, these are the 9 most common mistakes riders make every spring
Spring is just around the corner, and you probably have a target in sight, whether it’s achieving a time trial PB, completing an epic...
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cycling
Tour de France organisers 'optimistic' that 2027 UK Grand Départ will be live on free-to-air TV
Amid all the jubilation and pomp over the Tour de France and Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift coming to the UK in 2027, there is...
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cycling
'My knee was broken into too many pieces to count': The comeback to cap them all
“Two weeks after the accident, I took the cast off for the first time to shower, looked down at my knee and fainted,” Tom Gloag...
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cycling
Mattias Skjelmose: 'Cycling is a relentless sport. One day you feel great, the next everything can change in a split second'
Lidl- Trek's Mattias Skjelmose says he escaped serious injury after crashing out of Paris-Nice on stage seven. The Dane was third in the overall...
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cycling
'This changes everything': massive prize pot for brand new seven-stage gravel race
This year's inaugural Gravel Burn stage race is not only the biggest event of its kind on the calendar, it also boasts a mammoth $ 150,000 (£121,400)...
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cycling / outdoors
I rode my first Audax at the weekend - I think I was the youngest person there, but I’m now convinced this retro activity is the coolest thing in cycling
I woke up at half six on Saturday morning, deliberately, much to my frustration. Waking up before it gets light is never easy, particularly when...
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cycling
Australian Michael Storer wins snow-hit Paris-Nice stage as Matteo Jorgensen retains yellow jersey
Michael Storer (Tudor Pro Cycling Team) defied the wintry conditions to take a fine solo victory on the penultimate stage of Paris-Nice, a success...
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cycling
Beloved British bike maker reports £30m loss
Long- standing British bike manufacturer Raleigh has posted losses of more than £30 million. The Nottingham-based brand has revealed in newly released...
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Seventies star says Tadej Pogačar's long range attacks would never have been allowed in his day
Tadej Pogačar is not as good as Eddy Merckx thinks he is – that's the message from seventies ace and Merckx contemporary Roger De Vlaeminck....
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cycling
'The Ares 2 feels like a riskier investment than it should be' - a first-ride review of Specialized's new top-tier road shoe
Specialized has long established itself as a leading brand in the bike industry, known for its extensive and diverse range of high-quality bicycles....
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cycling / outdoors
Is this crazy discount the biggest ever bike deal? This Specialized bike has $ 8749.99 knocked off the price tag this Cyber Monday.
We may have shared a few 50%+ savings on our Cyber Monday bike deals page, but this one is so jaw-dropping that it left me almost...
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cycling
'The idea was to show we can all do more than we thought we could': pioneer Marcia Roberts on breaking belief barriers and world records
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wellness / fitness
Wild new SRAM patent might make turbo trainers a lot easier to use
A new patent from SRAM suggests the American components manufacturer is plotting its entry into turbo trainers with a unique double-chain design that...
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cycling
'We need more of this in sport': Milan-San Remo hopeful Michael Matthews on his 'special' relationship with Tadej Pogačar
Milan- San Remo hopeful Michael Matthews is hoping finally to make the top step of the podium this Saturday, having finished five time s in...
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cycling
Apple Airtags lead to bumper bike theft recovery
Unfortunately, if your bike is stolen there is usually little chance you will see it again, which is why we do love a story about...
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cycling
I completed Zwift’s power profiling programme and discovered I’m not the rider I thought I was
Having a coach, someone to answer to and analyse data if you’ve erred from your training plan or ridden a series of substandard workouts...
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cycling
Matteo Jorgenson could be 'even better' than Miguel Induráin, Stephen Roche says
Matteo Jorgenson could be “even better” than five- time Tour de France winner Miguel Induráin, Stephen Roche has said. Speaking to Cycling Weekly at...
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cycling
All the pro cycling kits for 2025: Fenix-Deceuninck reveal three kits, and Canyon-SRAM Zondacrypto stay funky
As we're almost at Christmas, it is time to start thinking about next year's road cycling season. That means it is one of the best...
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cycling
Factor receives cease and desist letter over its most recent race bike release
A recent product launch by Factor Bikes has sparked controversy within the cycling community, as its newly announced "OSTRO VAM Scarab" has drawn...
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cycling
Forget distance covered, these are the key stats to note in your Strava Year in Sport
From today, Strava members can access their Year in Sport, a personalised summary of all of their fitness stats recorded on the platform this...
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cycling
Bikes have got more expensive - but - we no longer start every ride wondering how long they'll remain functional
Bikes have got better in the last decade or so. Better, that is, in the fairly objective senses that they weigh less, they go faster,...
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cycling / fitness
Will I get fitter biking on-road or off-road?
Ride a bike, get fit, right? Simple as that. But when it comes to fitness, is on-road or off-road better? How does terrain affect gains?...
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cycling
'It's a small advantage' - Why different coloured socks and gloves could be the new marginal gain in team time trials
Love them or hate them, team time trials are back in vogue. There will be one at this year’s Vuelta Femenina, one at next...
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cycling
'Lance has helped me a lot in recent years' - Armstrong offered to pay for Bradley Wiggins' therapy
Sir Bradley Wiggins has revealed that Lance Armstrong offered to pay for his therapy, an offer which he refused initially, but is now...
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cycling
Is Jonas Vingegaard teasing new Oakley sunglasses at December training camp?
Jonas Vingegaard and his Visma Lease-a-Bike teammates have been spotted using what looks like a new pair of Oakley sunglasses on their December...
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cycling
It feels wrong that cycling is more likely to result in your premature death than strapping on a kite and stepping off a cliff
I have a sort of a resolution for 2025. It’s simply to do more of my riding outside, in the actual outdoors, in three dimensions....
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cycling
'I am ready to show who I am' - João Almeida beats Jonas Vingegaard on a rain-soaked stage 4 of Paris-Nice
João Almeida pipped Jonas Vingegaard on the line to win a rain-soaked stage four of Paris-Nice at La Loges des Gardes. Vingegaard put in...
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Mathieu van der Poel wins on the cobbles on first race day of 2025
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