Latest articles by James Shrubsall
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'It could die off': Frame-builder sets out to make the craft more accessible to Gen-Z via online learning
Paul Gibson of longstanding UK bike maker Ellis Briggs has created a hub to help preserve the skills involved
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108 Days, 18,125 miles: Lael Wilcox’s record-breaking ride hits the big screen with full-length documentary
'Lael Rides Around the World' premieres at Sea Otter Classic and goes on an international tour
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New kit day at the Tour of Flanders as teams parade revamped jerseys
Visma-Lease a Bike and Lotto will both be wearing new jerseys with a story behind them
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'This sucks': Brixton Cycles closes its doors after 42 years
Iconic London shop announces closure after premises listed on property site
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New rule bans cross-category drafting to ensure fair competition in the Life Time Grand Prix
'We are taking these steps to put clear rules in place to prevent race outcomes from being influenced by riders from other categories,' organisers state
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Beloved British frame builder taking orders for a 'Final 50' custom bikes before closing down
Yorkshire-based Feather brand to shut up shop after 16 years
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Elisa Longo Borghini emerges as Flanders favourite with Dwars door Vlaanderen victory
The Italian rider soloed to her 50th career win ahead of an elite pack of chasers
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'There are no magic potions': how one record breaker is still thriving at 65
In this seventh decade, Joe Barr is thriving in a second career as an ultra racer
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'Like a horror movie with a happy ending': how one rider's run-in with a thief came good after his bike was returned in pieces
Zsolt Lokodi's stolen bike was given back to him in bits – but a new one is on the way
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Lorena Wiebes and Mads Pedersen will be pushed all the way at Gent-Wevelgem as they seek to make history - everything you need to know
The Classics season hots up on Sunday with both men's and women's editions of this long and hard race
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Garmin releases new paid-for version of Connect to rival Strava, but promises free version 'is not going away'
Tech Giant wants its popular app to be more than just a Strava go-between
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Mathieu van der Poel and Wout van Aert set for head-to-head battle at E3 Saxo Classic: Everything you need to know
The two men have shared the race between them for the past three seasons – can anyone break their dominance?
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How much does extra activity like DIY and shopping affecting my biking?
How to manage day-to-day activity and the 'sum of all stresses' for cyclists - the answer is NEAT
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Italian team issues plea for info after dog hit by race car at Milan-San Remo
The Solution Tech-Vini Fantini team wants to find the owner and check on the Labrador involved
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Dogs doing cyclo-cross, Peter Sagan dances on and Mark Cavendish runs in Paris
We corral the latest cycling-based social media fun and frolics for your delectation
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Route planning app Komoot sold after it expands paywall, job losses could follow
The route planning app has been bought by Italian tech firm Bending Spoons
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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
Rouvy partners with Life Time to bring the biggest American gravel events to mass audiences — virtually
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'Sometimes you have to do crazy things': niche cycling craze hits the WorldTour
Wout van Aert and a host of others riding high on the world tiling leaderboards
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Want to finish long bike rides quicker? Get off and walk up hills
'It's an important strategy', ultra-riding coach tells Cycling Weekly
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Will I get fitter biking on-road or off-road?
We delve into the pros and cons of the different riding surfaces with the help of British Cycling cyclo-cross manager Matt Ellis
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'We need more of this in sport': Milan-San Remo hopeful Michael Matthews on his 'special' relationship with Tadej Pogačar
MSR's Mr Consistent also reveals he has reconned the final 20-30 times this winter in search of that elusive win
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'It's a big challenge': Triple Crown of bikepack racing comes to the UK
Three longstanding races join forces to follow in the footsteps of the USA
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'I got the word to go all in': Fredrik Dversnes outwits chasers to win Tirreno-Adriatico stage five
Uno-X Mobility rider hangs on by a whisker for a memorable win in Italy, while Ganna retains overall lead
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'It's got to get better than this': Report reveals worst bike sales this century in the UK
Bicycle Association report details 2024's worst year of the century for mechanical bikes but forecasts slow return to growth in 2025
