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New Trek Domane endurance bike bins IsoSpeed suspension and down tube storage in favour of weight savings 4 Comments
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Latest News
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British rider Finlay Tarling dies after crashing at Volta a PortugalThe 19-year-old, who rode for NSN Cycling, was the brother of Netcompany-Ineos rider Josh
By James Shrubsall Published
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Women have been a rare species in cycling for too long – stats from the Tour de France Femmes suggest we're finally seeing real changeHuge jumps in women riding bikes over the course of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift show the pro racing stage is influencing everyday riders
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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Tour of Britain Women 2026 start list: Lotte Kopecky and Lorena Wiebes confirmedAll the riders confirmed to take part in the race from 19-23 August
By Tom Davidson Published
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Merida's popular flat-bar hybrid Speeder "goes gravel" with greater versatility and wider tyres clearancesOnce aimed at the fitness and commuter crowd, the Speeder now boasts slacker geometry and additional mounting points
By Luke Friend Published
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'Women chasing distance on their own terms' – huge boost for women's riding in Tour de France Femmes week, says StravaThe latest stats reveal the power of sporting inspiration
By James Shrubsall Published
Latest Features
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'When you heat train, you produce more blood': why sweaty sessions indoors can be as effective as altitude trainingAs temperatures soar across Europe, we find out how riders prime themselves for the heat by deliberately raising their core temperature indoors
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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'It's a big problem, for sure': how in-race motorbikes are warping race dynamicsCamera motorbikes are gifting riders free speed, it's time for the sport to confront the aerodynamic elephant in the room
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Is it time we rethink our kit choices to help combat skin cancer?Sunscreen can protect your skin, but as temperatures rise, should we look to European approaches to stay safer during the sunny season?
By Andy Turner Published
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Latest Tech
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I made six tech predictions ahead of the Tour de France – which did I get right?Leap Components and 3D printing dominated the tech at the Tour de France, but did our tech editor manage a clean sweep of predictions?
By Aaron Borrill Published
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Could the 'barefoot shoe movement' ever come to cycling?Barefoot shoes are appearing on the high street, but could the principles ever influence our cycling habits?
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
Latest Fitness
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'When you heat train, you produce more blood': why sweaty sessions indoors can be as effective as altitude trainingAs temperatures soar across Europe, we find out how riders prime themselves for the heat by deliberately raising their core temperature indoors
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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I realised how real exercise addiction is when a nurse told me to rest, and my world fell apartRealising that A&E nurses rarely have the capacity to address cycling addictions, Steve posed his questions to a sports psychologist
By Stephen Shrubsall Published
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I hit the gym and gained power across the board – here's how many watts strength training added to my peak and endurance outputFrom five second sprints to 20 minute FTP tests, I saw significant gains across the board
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Latest Racing
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British rider Finlay Tarling dies after crashing at Volta a PortugalThe 19-year-old, who rode for NSN Cycling, was the brother of Netcompany-Ineos rider Josh
By James Shrubsall Published
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Tour of Britain Women 2026 start list: Lotte Kopecky and Lorena Wiebes confirmedAll the riders confirmed to take part in the race from 19-23 August
By Tom Davidson Published
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'It's a big problem, for sure': how in-race motorbikes are warping race dynamicsCamera motorbikes are gifting riders free speed, it's time for the sport to confront the aerodynamic elephant in the room
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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'I was throwing up every 20 minutes' – British rider battles illness to finish debut Tour de France FemmesRobyn Clay has raced some of the biggest events in the world since stepping up to the WorldTour with Picnic PostNL this year
By Tom Davidson Published
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Bäckstedt sisters head up UK line-up for Tour of Britain WomenA host of riders from multiple teams have been announced
By James Shrubsall Published
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Gravel Cycling
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One Instagram competition, 200km of Icelandic gravel and nine hot dogs – how a Brit won a race he never expected to be inBritish rider Charles Hall finishes as the fastest amateur despite only winning his entry in a competition
By Vern Pitt Published
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The Pirelli Cinturato SmartEVO GR Gravel H: a racing tyre for hard-packed gravel and dirt that performs on pavement tooA fast-rolling, light gravel tyre that does well on road and off, but is it a Goldilocks option or an unhappy medium?
By Tyler Boucher Published
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14 things you didn’t know about Mads Würtz Schmidt, currently the best gravel racer in the WorldFrom his superstitions around salt and even numbers to his favourite Lego set and his secret mullet-growing project
By James Ion Published
Latest Reviews
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Velocio Concept bib short review: Supportive and comfortable shorts for any terrainPremium comfort and premium price for shorts that work on and off-road
By Tim Russon Published
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Van Rysel RCR shoes review: Pro performance for half the priceVan Rysel's top-tier road shoes represent great value, but do they offer the comfort and performance of more expensive options?
By Tim Russon Published
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Factor Sarana gravel bike review – an extreme gravel option designed to take you places your regular bike couldn't dream ofWhy prune a tree with a pair of scissors when you've got secateurs? The Sarana is a specific bike that caters to its market of ultra gravel riders and bikepackers perfectly
By Aaron Borrill Published
Group Tests
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Best pannier racks and pannier bags for bikes 2026: expert-tested for commuting, bikepacking and touringBike panniers are a great option for carrying luggage if you're going on a tour or commuting by bike, and our experts have selected their top six bags and six racks
By Emma Silversides Last updated
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Best bike saddlebags 2026: My pick of the best six for carrying all your essentials and snacksAvailable in all shapes and sizes, here are my picks of the six best saddlebags for holding your ride essentials, snacks, and tools
By Luke Friend Last updated
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Best bike locks 2026: every style extensively tested and rated for security and usabilityOur cycling experts put all the best bike locks through rigorous testing, ensuring you can leave your bike anywhere, secure in the knowledge that it's safe.
By Matt Ischt-Barnard Last updated
Latest Deals
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The Wahoo Kickr Bike Shift is now significantly cheaper than its Pro sibling – there are key differences, but at this price, the Shift is the way to goDeals If you can live without physical tilt, the Wahoo Kickr Bike Shift almost matches the Pro's accuracy and power for way less
By Paul Brett Published
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Zwift celebrates the Tour de France Femmes with up to 27% off the Kickr Core 2 with Cog and Click now at best-ever matching pricesCycling Weekly Approved - Sponsored Offer Zwift
Deals These Zwift deals also include the Ride Smart Frame with Kickr Core 2 with as much as 23% off, making it the perfect time to invest in the ultimate Zwift setup
By Paul Brett Published
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Looking to scale mountains like the Tour de France peloton? One of Garmin's best-selling bike computers – with its ClimbPro feature – has hit its lowest price this yearDeals As the Tour de France hits Alpe d'Huez, this bucket list climb may be on your radar, with 21% off the feature-packed Garmin Edge 1040 should be too...
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'It's good to be humbled. It tends to make you less of an idiot': We rode up the longest continuous mountain pass in France, that you've probably never heard ofSteve and Dan sought out the ascent in search of a little perspective; what they discovered was that they still cared about power numbers, even when presented with a sheer granite mountain face
By Stephen Shrubsall Published
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America's best bike riding might not be in Colorado or California — it's in the CarolinasThe Blue Ridge Mountains offer everything cyclists travel to Europe for: long climbs, empty roads, breathtaking scenery, and a culture built around the bicycle
By Michael Venutolo-Mantovani Published
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Harder than the big climbs of the Tour de France - we ride deep into Austria's unknown AlpsSearching for some new climbs to ride in 2026? We went to Austria to search out some of the most beautiful and challenging climbs you've never heard of
By Simon Warren Published
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