The new Cycling Active is now on sale
The January 2016 issue of Cycling Active magazine is on sale now at WHSmith, major supermarkets and all good newsagents priced £4.75.
This is the fourth issue since we re-designed the mag, and we think it is getting better and better.
Take a look at just some of the things in this month's issue…
Event Rides
Hell of Ashdown: are you after easy miles? This is not the one for you.
Cheshire Cat Richard Abraham heads out with Milk Race star Les West for this renowned early-season sportive recce
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Road Tested
Grouptest: Sportive bikes from £2.5k Giant, Specialized, Wilier, BMC and Canyon go head-to-head
Grouptest: adventure road bikes Three go-anywhere options to keep you riding this winter
Grouptest: mini tools 10 mechanical solutions
Grouptest: winter tyres No-compromise tough rubber
Grouptest: rear lights Essential winter options
Grouptest: winter jackets Technical textiles tried and tested
Tech investigates Should you go tubeless?
Quick Fix: How to look after your front derailleur
Training + Fitness
Training + Fitness: Your January training plan
Virtual reality training Everything you need to know about training in the virtual world
Nutrition The true benefits of oily fish and the best fats
Product focus Isotonic energy gels explained and tested
Cycling Active magazine January 2016 issue on sale from December 12th at WHSmith, major supermarkets and all good newsagents priced £4.75.
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