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Should cyclists be using daytime running lights?
We shed some light on a trend that has made its way from Volvos to velos, is backed up by accident data and now has a pro cyclist-led campaign behind it
By Simon Smythe Published
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'He understands speed' - Alex Dowsett hired as Astana Qazaqstan performance engineer, after Mark Cavendish recommendation
Brit part of new fleet brought in to bolster WorldTour squad
By Tom Davidson Published
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How to win a pub debate with a motorist
Next time a driver takes you to task over your chosen pastime, here's what you tell them
By James Shrubsall Published
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Zwift goes back to its roots to relaunch its first-ever world
Jarvis Island was only ever available in beta before making way for Watopia
By James Shrubsall Published
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With enough belief, we could all have our own viral Chinese dumpling bike ride
There might be little to learn from a weird internet story, but we could all take to the roads. It would be fun
By Adam Becket Published
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SRAM patent points to revolutionary new in-wheel sensor
The 'smart wheel accessory' could provide more than just live tyre data to the rider
By Tom Davidson Published
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'The first 30 miles were just crazy' - Paddy McGuinness on first day of ultra cycling challenge aboard Raleigh chopper
TV and radio personality completed Peak District training session with Sir Chris Hoy before setting off on mammoth charity ride for BBC Children in Need
By Tom Thewlis Last updated
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Bike subscription business to close due to 'escalating costs'
Buzzbike has operated in Manchester and London since 2016, but will halt its fleet this week
By Tom Davidson Published
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'Decline in cycling' cited as Halfords profits fall
Store chain sees profits drop 25% year-on-year
By Tom Davidson Published
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It's Winter Week at Cycling Weekly
We're celebrating the wettest, coldest season the Northern Hemisphere has to offer
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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The real reason TV interviews start with 'talk us through it', and not, 'what a result!'
Good results are all in the eye of the beholder
By Michael Hutchinson Published
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Symptoms of Seasonal Affective Disorder are more common than you think - here's how to battle the blues
It’s no secret that the winter months can switch one’s mood to a doom and gloom setting – here’s how to lighten the load
By Rob Kemp Published
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Mark Cavendish wins final race and officially retires
'I couldn't have wished for a better send off,' says 39-year-old after sprinting to victory at the Singapore Criterium
By Tom Davidson Published
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'I have achieved everything that I can' - Mark Cavendish confirms retirement and final race
Brit chooses Sunday's Singapore Criterium for his swan song
By Tom Davidson Published
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Tweets of the week: Remco Evenepoel celebrates an important day, GB Olympians meet the King, and Ineos Grenadiers throw a party
Happy World Ventilation Day everybody
By Tom Davidson Published
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'San Sebastián was where I thought I deserve to be here' - Neilson Powless reflects on winning his first WorldTour race, the ride that changed him
American highlights 2021 victory as the most significant turning point of his career
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Six-day events no longer have to last six days, UCI rules
Regulation update gives track racing organisers more freedom over duration
By Tom Davidson Published
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Orro and i-ride brands acquired by Planet-X owner but 'staff made redundant'
Parent company Martlet Group has also been 'effectively liquidated' says administrator
By James Shrubsall Published
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Zoe Bäckstedt heads into cyclo-cross season ‘without expectation’
After winning her first WorldTour race last month, the under-23 world champion is heading back to the mud
By Adam Becket Published
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Where next for Ineos Grenadiers, now Steve Cummings has officially left?
After the Director of Racing's exit, the Tom Pidcock saga needs a final resolution before the team can move forward
By Tom Thewlis Published
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'I’m terribly sorry, but that’s my bicycle' - Journalist recovers stolen bike using AirTag
London Centric's Jim Waterson went from budding bike theft reporter to tracking down his own stolen bike
By Adam Becket Last updated
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90-year-old cyclist sets sights on four world records
Three-time Masters world champion Walter Fowler is far from ready to slow down yet
By Tom Davidson Published
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Bicycles save lives: How bikes have been critical after Spain's Valencia floods
Chris Marshall-Bell lives in Valencia, Spain, and he and tens of thousands of others have accessed the dozens of flooded villages by bike to help with the clean-up operation
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Tour de France Femmes breakout rider Cédrine Kerbaol signs with EF-Oatly-Cannondale
"I’m coming with expectations of doing big things with the team," says the Frenchwoman
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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I'm pregnant, and there's only one indoor cycling app I'll be using
Zwift's 'Baby on Board' sessions are more than just workout fodder, they're a lifeline for expectant mums
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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The Gralloch but not as you know it - new sportive event added to the roster
UCI Gravel World Series event gets a new, chilled out sibling in Scotland
By James Shrubsall Published
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'What he's doing for Abu Dhabi is worth more than the races he wins': Tadej Pogacar's team boss says as Triple Crown winner lands €8m contract
World champion has become the highest-paid rider in the peloton with his new contract
By Adam Becket Published
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British cycling clothing brand posts £14m loss, falling deep into the red
Endura enjoyed profitable years during the pandemic, but has since fallen victim to a drop in sales
By Tom Davidson Published
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Ineos' Director of Racing, Steve Cummings, confirms he is leaving the team after not attending a race since June
Announcement comes after months of uncertainty surrounding Cummings' position
By Tom Thewlis Published