Latest articles by Stuart Clarke
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Naked bike rides to hit more UK cities this weekend
London and Edinburgh will be among the hosts for rides to celebrate the World Naked Bike Ride movement
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Cycling resolutions: Five things to do in 2016
New Year's resolutions don't always have to mean sacrificing things, you can vow to make the best of your time on the bike instead
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Esteban Chaves seals Abu Dhabi Tour victory as Elia Viviani wins stage four
Elia Viviani beats Peter Sagan on the line on the Yas Marina circuit to secure his second win of the Abu Dhabi Tour
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Motoring lawyer says bicycles should carry ID plates and riders wear hi-vis
Mr Loophole, Nick Freeman, renews his calls for changes in the law to ensure cyclists are treated the same as motorists
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Vuelta a España organisers announce details of first four stages in Malaga
The 70th edition of the Vuelta a Espana will start with a time trial between Puerto Banus and Marbella on August 22
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Prudhomme wants to see passion from Portsmouth if it is to land Tour de France stage
Christian Prudhomme wants to see passion from Portsmouth if it is to land Tour de France
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Lizzie Armitstead and Laura Trott model the newly launched Team GB Olympic kit
Team GB launches its new kit for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, featuring a unique coat of arms and the Union Jack design
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UCI bans Tour de France motorhomes, much to Chris Froome's displeasure
Chris Froome and all other riders will have to put up with dodgy hotel rooms at the Tour de France as the UCI rule out the use of motorhomes
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Christine Majerus wins stage one of the Aviva Women's Tour
Christine Majerus took the win on stage one of the Aviva Women's Tour but breakaway rider Alison Tetrick almost took victory
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Cycling pays tribute to Eric De Vlaeminck
Seven time cyclo-cross world champion Eric De Vlaeminck died aged 70 on December 4
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Two thirds of Regent's Park cycle superhighway respondents back new plan
Fifty-eight per cent of respondents support plans to build a cycle superhighway through Regent's Park, with seven per cent partially supporting it
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London Cycling Campaign issues tips for cycling during Thursday's tube strike
With London Underground suspended all day on Thursday, many people will take to two wheels to get to work. Find out the LCC's top tips for riding in London
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Your chance to buy MTN-Qhubeka's Tour de France bikes
You could get your hands on a bike ridden by one of the MTN-Qhubeka stars at the Tour de France
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Tinkoff unveil yet another new kit for their final ever race
Harking back to their Tinkoff Credit Systems days, the Russian team unveil their billionth new kit in their history for the Abu Dhabi Tour
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Esteban Chaves targeting Giro d'Italia's pink jersey in 2016
Orica-GreenEdge's Esteban Chaves hopes to fight for the overall win at the Giro d'Italia after impressing at the 2015 Vuelta a España
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Domenico Pozzovivo out of Giro d'Italia after nasty crash
Italian Domenico Pozzovivo is taken away on a stretcher after a heavy crash on a descent on stage three of the Giro d'Italia
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You can now buy Felt's left-hand drive track bike for just $26,000
The left-hand drive track bike ridden by the USA team at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games has gone on sale for a very high price
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The 11 most surprising wins of 2015
The great thing about cycling is that it often throws up unexpected results and makes stars out of unassuming domestiques who happen to find themselves in the right place at the right time.
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Supplier reiterates importance of recall of potentially lethal Kinesis carbon forks
Upgrade Bikes has only received 246 of a possible 2,000 Kinesis forks recalled in August following the death of a cyclist whose forks separated
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Stig Broeckx in induced coma after operations to stabilise intercranial pressure
Lotto-Soudal says it is too early to make a prognosis on Stig Broeckx, who remains in an induced coma after a collision with a race moto on Saturday
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More than half of Cycle to Work participants feel their productivity has improved
A survey by the Cycle to Work Alliance shows that the health and wellbeing of employees across the UK has been improved by riding to work
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Martyn Irvine and Mark McNally headline new arrivals for Madison Genesis
Former scratch race world champion Martyn Irvine and Tour of Britain mountains classification winner Mark McNally join Madison Genesis for 2015 season.
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Belgian man rides into things to highlight cycle lane obstacles (video)
It's frustrating when you find your cycle lane blocked by lampposts and bollards, and it's no different in Belgium, where this cyclist has taken to riding into them
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Regent's Park cyclists concerned over plans to install speed bumps on Outer Circle
The Royal Parks plan to install speed bumps around the Outer Circle of London's Regent's Park, despite safety concerns from cyclists
