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As Europe broils, should we reconsider how we spectate at bike races – not least the Tour de France? -
She designed the only 32" bike built for everyone: why it took a woman to figure it out 2 Comments -
US Pro Nats: Kate Courtney and Quinn Simmons claim road titles -
The Salsa Wanderosa review: I misunderstood this bike completely -
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‘I couldn’t control the cancer, I could control doing my job well’: TV’s Rebecca Charlton on how cycling became her escape during the fight of her life
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Canyon's new e-bike can communicate with cars – but is it bikes that need to change?The 'Vehicle 2 Everything' tech is fitted to the Roadlite:On, displayed at Eurobike next week
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'I would say I'm stronger' – what does Tadej Pogačar's Tour de Suisse onslaught signal for the Tour de France?A record-equalling fifth Tour victory seems more of an inevitability than ever
By Tom Davidson Published
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'Katie Archibald and Laura Kenny got me into cycling' – meet Madison world champion Maddie LeechGreat Britain's newest track star takes on Cycling Weekly's Q&A as she plots her route to the LA Olympics
By Tom Davidson Published
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Lael Wilcox abandons Around the World attempt amid health concerns - 'It's kind of a miracle I haven't just passed out'The ultra-endurance cyclist ended her bid to break Mark Beaumont's around-the-world record after suffering heat exhaustion during a European heat wave
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You don't need a WorldTour bike, but I will defend to the death your right to buy oneDr Hutch would love it if bikes were cheaper. But, he argues, if you have the money, and the inclination, you should be able to buy what you want.
By Michael Hutchinson Published
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Latest Features
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'I have only love for the haters': Carlton Kirby opens up about his opinion-dividing career in commentaryThe TNT Sports commentator on his ‘Partridge’ years and surviving the wrath of those who don't have any time for his Kirbyisms
By Felix Lowe Published
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Coffee outside: a celebration of the bike community and coffee, and how to make the best coffee outsideA dive into the metaphorical mug of the outdoor coffee brewing community. Plus brewing tips and some history
By Tyler Boucher Published
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Out of this valley rise multiple leg-sapping climbs - Here's how to ride the best of themClimb-addicted masochist Simon Warren tackles nine of Calderdale's most punishing ascents, grinding from the industrial valley floor to high gritstone ridges
By Simon Warren Published
Latest Tech
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Opinion: The Golden Age of cycling tech is here. Stop fighting itYou may be doing yourself a disservice when skipping the gadgets
By Greg Kaplan Published
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I designed 29ers – 32-inch wheels could drive innovation, but the bike industry must learn from the past, and fastThe introduction of 29ers was certainly not smooth, but can we learn from our mistakes and make 32-inch wheels a success? I hope so
By Matt Ischt-Barnard Published
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Latest Fitness
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"Training adaptation thrives on challenge, but only when recovery keeps pace"; how everyday stressors can affect your ridingTraining, racing, work stress, travel and lack of sleep all require your body to adjust; here's how to deal with it
By Rob Kemp Published
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Resistance training can boost your riding power - but do you need to do it in the gym?Strength training can bring big fitness gains, here's how you can do it on your bike
By Hannah Reynolds Published
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Saunas, endurance blocks and racing track: How sprinter Ethan Vernon trains every weekFresh from a stage win at the Tour Down Under, the sprinter explains how he prepared for the scorching season-opener
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
Latest Racing
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'I would say I'm stronger' – what does Tadej Pogačar's Tour de Suisse onslaught signal for the Tour de France?A record-equalling fifth Tour victory seems more of an inevitability than ever
By Tom Davidson Published
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'Katie Archibald and Laura Kenny got me into cycling' – meet Madison world champion Maddie LeechGreat Britain's newest track star takes on Cycling Weekly's Q&A as she plots her route to the LA Olympics
By Tom Davidson Published
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Jhonatan Narváez wins Tour de Suisse stage 3 from the breakawayEcuadorian rider holds off the sprinters’ teams alongside Xando Meurisse
By Vern Pitt Published
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Zoe Bäckstedt takes dominant sprint win on Tour de Suisse Women stage 3It is the second bunch sprint victory in the pro ranks for the former Junior World Champion
By Vern Pitt Published
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'We were just full gas' – Romain Grégoire outguns a rampaging Tadej Pogačar to win Tour de Suisse stage 2The Frenchman was best of the remains of a breakaway, with Pogačar finishing seconds behind
By James Shrubsall Published
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Gravel Cycling
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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
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Former Olympian and returning riders earn Life Time Grand Prix Wild Card spotsThe final seven riders of the 2026 Life Time Grand Prix have been decided after Sea Otter and a mud-sodden Unbound Gravel
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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'It was a day for the brave': Lachlan Morton one of a slew of riders to fall victim to crashes at Unbound 2026A rain-soaked weekend saw some big names abandon the gravel race
By Meg Elliot Published
Latest Reviews
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Pirelli Cinturato Gravel M HP review: A tyre that qualified me for the Gravel World Champs and avoided any punctures at the notorious Gralloch Gravel raceStraight out of Pirelli’s High Performance centre in Italy, these new tyres are aimed to excel on loose and muddy conditions, while still fast enough for hard pack gravel.
By Andy Turner Published
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Not just safe, but comfortable too—PIKIO LABS’ groundbreaking Si helmet, reviewedThis unique approach to helmet safety from a newly launched Canadian company has turned heads in the name of protecting them
By Tyler Boucher Published
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Standert Erdgeschoss review: 'alive with good vibrations', this is a steel gravel bike for many occasionsWould we all get more from our cycling if we bought bikes such as this one?
By Andy Carr Published
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Group Tests
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Best cycling shoes 2026: Our top 6 expert-rated shoes for road cycling based on their comfort, performance and styleThe best cycling shoes will make your rides more comfortable, more efficient and more enjoyable
By Hannah Bussey Last updated
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Best Exercise Bikes 2026: Stay fit at home all year, fully tested and reviewed by our expertsImprove your warm-up, get your legs spinning or add cardio to your training with the best exercise bikes that are always ready to ride. All tested and rated by our team of experts
By Hannah Bussey Last updated
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Best cycling shorts for men 2026: the best bib shorts tested by our experts for comfort, performance and valueConsidered the most essential cycling apparel, our experts have tested and reviewed the top summer cycling shorts, so you don't have to
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Latest Deals
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No need to 'Roam' through the Amazon Prime Day deals uncharted – these Wahoo bike computer deals will navigate you to big savingsDeals Wahoo's Elemnt bike computer range is discounted by up to $85 for Prime Day, and takes the brilliant Roam V3 under $400 for the first time
By Paul Brett Published
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I grew weary of my friend taking forever to inflate his tyres – so I got him a Cycplus AS2 Pro electric pump – it's at its lowest price of the year in this Amazon Prime Day dealDeals The AS2 Pro blew away the competition in our group test, saved a friendship, and at this price, now might be the time to switch to electric inflation yourself
By Paul Brett Published
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Time and cycling are intrinsically intertwined: the world's finest watches worn by some of the world's fastest ridersIt would be amiss not to discuss the connection between cycling, time, and the home of watch making, Switzerland, as the riders roll out for the 89th edition of the Tour de Suisse
By Matt Ischt-Barnard 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
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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
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Should the UCI ban WorldTour bikes from the public? Why this could save pro cycling in the long runPro cycling is funded by selling extremely expensive products to ordinary riders — but as those products move out of reach, is the model eating itself?
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