Michelle Arthurs-Brennan
Michelle Arthurs-Brennan the Editor of Cycling Weekly website. An NCTJ qualified traditional journalist by trade, Michelle began her career working for local newspapers. She's worked within the cycling industry since 2012, and joined the Cycling Weekly team in 2017, having previously been Editor at Total Women's Cycling. Prior to welcoming her daughter in 2022, Michelle raced on the road, track, and in time trials, and still rides as much as she can - albeit a fair proportion indoors, for now.
Latest articles by Michelle Arthurs-Brennan
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Colnago distributor moves to quieten dealer fears over direct only sales reports
Windwave confirms that the new Colnago C68 range is to be purchased via dealers in the UK
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Limited edition CHPT3 women's range aims for 'femininity' without 'stereotypical colours or patterns'
Kit designed 'for women, by women' - we're keen to hear what other female riders think
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Could frame facing solve creaky bottom brackets and rubbing disc brakes?
We delved into seven workshops to ask mechanics how necessary facing really is
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Brailsford not 'well placed to be advising others sports' following 'failures' at British Cycling and Team Sky, says MP
MP Damian Collins made the comments following reports that Sir Dave Brailsford is being considered for a role with the England and Wales Cricket Board
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Cycling Weekly Women's Special Edition: 'What better way to challenge, and celebrate, than to take over the pages of the UK’s oldest cycling magazine?'
We're celebrating our Women's Special edition of Cycling Weekly magazine with a host of online articles - we hope that there's something for everybody
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Watch: how much faster is a time trial bike, really?
We headed to the wind tunnel to delve into the data
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Is 'women's specific geometry' a myth?
Every time one mainstream brand decides to eschew women's specific bike design, another comes out in favour. How can female riders navigate these conflicting opinions to ride away with a bike that fits?
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Is this crowdfund topping e-bike too good to be true?
This £2,500 bike appears to beat all the mainstream competition. CW cynics search for the catch.
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Assos Winter Booties review
Low bulk and longevity, the only thing not to like is the price tag
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Zipp 101 XPLR gravel wheelset review
A gravel wheelset designed for riders after more gnar than far
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Shokz OpenRun bone conduction headphones review
An excellent choice for awkward ears and sweaty sessions indoors
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The Wowcher bike you should probably stop your friends and family from buying
The answer to 'why use a positive stem and position your bars at a negative angle' can only ever be: because terror is your favourite game
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Aftershokz OpenMove headphones review
Sound transmitted via vibration is ideal for indoor cyclists as well as those who want to keep their ears open whilst enjoying audio
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Cadex 36 Disc Tubeless wheels review
A solid wheelset that accelerates and climbs well, but in a flooded market, the price just isn't compelling
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‘There was just so much to learn and so little readily available information': Elinor Barker on life as a pregnant athlete
Barker's sentiments are extremely relatable, writes Cycling Weekly's pretty-pregnant-herself Tech Editor
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Council wants people to scrap their cars in return for £3000 to spend on bikes and public transport
The scheme forms parts of a package of measures designed to 'make not using a car as attractive as possible'
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Could you be the UK's new cycle lane inspector?
The successful candidate will grade highway authorities on active travel and work with local authorities to raise standards
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Was the women's cycling boom of Covid lockdown about more than quiet roads?
The decrease in automotive dominance had a greater effect than any initiative we've seen before, but the closing of the gap continued long beyond the return of pre-pandemic traffic levels
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The ultimate guide to racing and training for cyclocross
Cyclocross season is on the way. Five time British National Champion Ian Field and racer Louise Mahé explain the training and techniques to get you from zero to hero.
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11 alternative kits with more flair than (most of) the WorldTour would know what to do with
Gravel, crit, and amateur teams have some of the best kits (fact)
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'If you can achieve something like this, then other things in life can seem quite easy': Local hero outlines the joy of ultra-endurance events
From Cumbria’s highest passes to motorway McDonalds stops - video showcases the rollercoaster reality of a 60-hour ride in all its unglamorous glory
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'I would like at some point to maybe learn to take time out and enjoy the colour of life': Dave Brailsford reflects on the personal cost of success
Following cancer scare and heart surgery, the Ineos director of sport has reflected on the sacrifices he's made to win
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Tom Pidcock and Zoe Bäckstedt among British Cycling's cyclocross world championships contenders
Performance director looks to 'medal contenders across all categories' for some big results
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'I take my false teeth out and place them in the glove box': One intrepid farmer's National Hill Climb story
We would wager that Farmer Geoff Ware was the only National Hill Climb competitor up at 2am to move electric fences
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