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America's best bike riding might not be in Colorado or California — it's in the Carolinas 2 Comments -
Femke de Vries beats Lauren Dickson to win stage 1 of Tour de Suisse -
Taylor Knibb, Artem Shmidt win time trial titles on opening day of US Pro Road Nationals -
Factor Bikes doubles down on Modern Adventure Pro Cycling's Tour de France ambitions, becomes co-title sponsor -
The Cannondale x Team Dream CAAD14 collaboration is wild — and limited to just 100 framesets worldwide
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Latest News
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Tour de France highlights to be shown free-to-air on 5 in UK, TNT Sports announceHighlights for all Grand Tours to be shown on 5, alongside live coverage of UK Grands Départs in 2027
By Adam Becket Published
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Star-studded start list revealed for British National Road ChampionshipsWorldTour riders including Matthew Brennan, Zoe Bäckstedt, Cat Ferguson and Ethan Hayter down to race in Wales
By Tom Davidson Published
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Is Wout van Aert the unluckiest rider in the world? Elbow infection forcing him out of Tour de France the latest woeThere's misfortune, and then there's the curious career of the Belgian
By Adam Becket Last updated
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How far does the average cyclist ride – and does it actually matter?Data from Garmin, Strava and Zwift sheds light on just how far the average cyclist is riding each trip
By James Shrubsall Published
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After 91 of 154 riders finished a Tour de France warm-up race, will the risk of crashing reduce racing calendars further still?The biggest bike race in the world is coming, and everyone wants to be at their peak
By Adam Becket Published
Latest Features
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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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'Just to fill up a bus costs a fortune' – What does it cost to run a successful WorldTour cycling team?The best-funded men's teams are spending twice that of the mid-range ones. Where do all those millions go, and has the gap grown too large?
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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When should you replace your cleats and pedals?Cleats are relatively inexpensive, easily replaceable and never in short supply. So why do so many riders neglect proactively replacing them?
By Greg Kaplan Published
Latest Tech
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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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‘Now everyone knows these bikes are very light. Shame the athlete had to pay so harshly for that’: Undercover Mechanic on that Giro d’Italia Women disqualification"Commissaires are not the people who deliberate, debate, and ultimately create the rules - but they are asked to enforce them", writes our Undercover Mechanic
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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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Star-studded start list revealed for British National Road ChampionshipsWorldTour riders including Matthew Brennan, Zoe Bäckstedt, Cat Ferguson and Ethan Hayter down to race in Wales
By Tom Davidson Published
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Is Wout van Aert the unluckiest rider in the world? Elbow infection forcing him out of Tour de France the latest woeThere's misfortune, and then there's the curious career of the Belgian
By Adam Becket Last updated
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After 91 of 154 riders finished a Tour de France warm-up race, will the risk of crashing reduce racing calendars further still?The biggest bike race in the world is coming, and everyone wants to be at their peak
By Adam Becket Published
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Tom Pidcock's Tour de France warm-up plans shifted, no Tour de Suisse after contracting viral infectionNo update from Pinarello Q36.5 on Briton's Tour de France plans
By Tom Davidson Published
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Tour of Britain Men 2026 route announced by British CyclingThe race will start in Lincolnshire and end in the Scottish Borders
By Adam Becket 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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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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Parcours Strade GT wheelset review: a lightweight wheelset with the smoothest ride quality aroundThanks to reclaimed carbon fibre and vibration-damping technology, the Strade GT wheels provide a notable boost in ride quality and overall performance - they’re faultless
By Aaron Borrill Published
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Tifosi Vogel XC sunglasses review: Finally, I've found a pair that actually fitThe eye protection that I've been waiting for, and suddenly I feel like I'm on trend, without breaking the bank.
By Hannah Bussey Published
Group Tests
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Best power meters 2026: 6 pedal and crank-based systems our experts tested and would actually buyPower meters for cycling are becoming an essential tool for precision training; we run down key features, how to use them and highlight the best for road, gravel and Zwift
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Last updated
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Best bike saddles 2026: Sit more comfortably with these 9 expert-rated bike seatsChoosing a saddle is no easy task, so we have taken the pain out of it by bringing you 9 of the best bike saddles rated and reviewed by our experts
By Anne-Marije Rook Last updated
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Best indoor cycling shoes 2026: 5 expert-tested picks to stay cool and power throughWhether you're at home, at the gym, or considering the best shoes for Peloton, here are Cycling Weekly's 5 expert-rated and best shoes for indoor cycling
By Rachel Sokal Last updated
Latest Deals
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The Lego road bike is the only gift I'd like to receive this Father's DayEver since its launch a few weeks back, I knew all I wanted for Father's Day was the Lego Icons Road Bike
By Matt Ischt-Barnard Published
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Don’t miss a minute of the Tour de France this summer, wherever you are – Save up to 70% on these VPN deals from NortonDeals Secure your connection and watch the Tour de France and more from anywhere with these Norton deals. There are huge savings on 2-year subscriptions
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Lock in Prime Day prices early: Garmin Edge 550 and Explore 2 are already at their lowest prices of the yearDeals Our experts highly rated both of these bike computers, and ahead of Prime Day, they are discounted nicely, but at 40% off, the Garmin Edge Explore 2 is a total bargain
By Paul Brett 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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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?
By Andy Carr Published
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New 'Hydromount' strap-on from Tailfin – clever design for the thirstiest bikepackersAdventure riding is like a kind of Jenga, where you have to balance everything you need on just a few points on your bicycle. This strap-on solution promises to add practicality to any bike.
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