Latest articles by Craig Cunningham
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Best single speed and fixed gear bikes 2024
We take a look at some of the best singlespeed and fixed gear bikes and explain the differences between the two, gear ratios and more
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Matteo Montaguti takes Tour of the Alps stage four as Geraint Thomas holds race lead
Thibaut Pinot's second place finish means he is just 13 seconds off Geraint Thomas in the lead going into the final day
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Jasmijn Muller to attempt to break LEJOG and 1000 mile records
Muller will set off on September 7 and aims to arrive in John o'Groats in under 52 and 45 minutes later
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Chris Froome 'on track for Tour de France' despite falling short at Critérium du Dauphiné
Chris Froome says that he is on track for his Tour de France defence despite missing out on a podium spot at the Dauphiné after an aggressive final stage.
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Tweets of the week: Bradley Wiggins, Tom Dumoulin, Mark Cavendish and more
The best tweets from around the world of cycling this week
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Tour of Cambridgeshire: Entries to the gran fondo close Sunday
Riders hoping to qualify for the UCI Gran Fondo World Championships on home soil will need to secure their entries before Sunday 14th May
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Watch: Cyclocross pro stops disc brake using just his hand in attempt to prove their safety
Cyclocross powerhouse Jeremy Powers has entered the disc brake fray by stopping a disc with his hand in a video posted on Instagram.
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Marcel Kittel to meet Quick-Step boss over future after being linked with move to Katusha
Marcel Kittel to negotiate his future at Quick-Step with Patrick Lefevere after being linked to move to replace Alexander Kristoff at Katusha Alpecin.
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Team Sky sign British under-23 road champ Chris Lawless
Lawless will leave development team Axeon-Hagens Berman to join Team Sky for the 2018 season
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10 Bahrain-Merida bikes stolen ahead of Hammer Series race in the Netherlands
Vincenzo Nibali's team have 10 of their bikes stolen in the Netherlands ahead of the Hammer Series race
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Movistar dismiss rumour that Nairo Quintana could leave in 2018
Stories surfaced in the Colombian press on Wednesday linking the Colombian to Sky or Astana
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Former Olympic and world champion Stephen Wooldridge dies, aged 39
Australian track rider leaves behind two children and his wife
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Best Decathlon deals: seven discounts on bikes, clothing and and computers
We bring you the best Decathlon deals each month so you don't have to go looking for them
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British Cycling to ask Team Sky to leave Manchester Velodrome
British Cycling hope that severing ties will improve its reputation after the recent inquiries
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Richie Porte slams 2017 Tour de France route as a 'joke of a course'
Australian overall hope Richie Porte crashed out of the 2017 Tour de France on stage nine after a tricky descent, and is unhappy with this year's race route
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Mark Beaumont nears half-way mark in his around the world record bid
British rider Mark Beaumont is attempting to cycle round the world in 80 days
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Eight summer cycling essentials
With summer just around the corner, we pick the summer cycling essentials so you are ready to ride
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Peter Sagan aims for sixth green jersey as Bora-Hansgrohe confirm final Tour de France team
Peter Sagan and Rafal Majka are named as the team's co-leaders for the Tour de France 2017
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Claudia Cretti returns to hometown after Giro Rosa horror crash
Claudia Cretti has returned to her hometown of Brescia to continue her recovery following her horror crash at this year's Giro Rosa.
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Brit Dan McLay abandons the 2017 Tour de France on stage 17
British sprinter Dan McLay calls it a day after suffering for several days
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Claudia Cretti starts long recovery from Giro Rosa crash after waking from coma
The young Italian rider is awake after a horror crash in this year's Giro Rosa
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Jakob Fuglsang narrowly beats Richie Porte and Chris Froome to win Critérium du Dauphiné stage six
Danish rider edges out Richie Porte and Chris Froome in a tight sprint for the line at the Critérium du Dauphiné
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Amy Pieters snatches first Boels-Dolmans win on stage two of Women's Tour
Amy Pieters notches her first win at the Women's Tour for Boels-Dolmans since joining
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Bike cafe to reward heaviest Giro d'Italia rider to summit the Stelvio with 100 beers
To celebrate the 100th Giro d'Italia, one cafe is making sure that even the heaviest riders have motivation to get over the Stelvio
