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Tour of Britain Women 2026 start list: All 114 riders confirmedAll the riders confirmed to take part in the race from 19-23 August
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One death in cycling is too many – change is needed after Finlay Tarling’sThe 19-year-old’s tragic death should be a wakeup for change
By Adam Becket Published
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All the pro cycling transfers for 2027: Arnaud De Lie heads to Tudor, Marco Frigo joins UAE Team Emirates-XRGKeep up to date with all the latest confirmed transfers with Cycling Weekly
By Adam Becket Last updated
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Everything you need to know about the Tour of Britain Women 2026 – all the stages, all the ridersWe look at every stage in detail, as well as not just the main contenders but wildcards and home hopes
By Adam Becket Published
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Continental expands Aero 111 tyre range with wider 32mm option – Vortex Generator cutouts remainLike its narrower variants, the 32mm Aero 111 is claimed to reduce drag and enhance the sailing effect at all yaw angles
By Rachel Sokal Published
Latest Features
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‘The success of gravel revolves around the success of the 99%, not the pros’: Gravel is investing in livestreams but does it actually need fandom?There’s a fanbase, yes, but it’s often the same people pinning on a number
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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I'm time-crunched – how much training is enough when I'm fitting it around work and family?Our resident cycling coach answers your questions
By Andy Turner Published
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'When you heat train, you produce more blood': why sweaty sessions indoors can be as effective as altitude trainingAs temperatures soar across Europe, we find out how riders prime themselves for the heat by deliberately raising their core temperature indoors
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
Latest Tech
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‘The problem is a feast of information but a famine of knowledge’ – the truth behind why cyclists are so terrible at buying bikesThe specification that really matters is whether the bike encouraged you to take the long way home
By Undercover Mechanic Published
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I made six tech predictions ahead of the Tour de France – which did I get right?Leap Components and 3D printing dominated the tech at the Tour de France, but did our tech editor manage a clean sweep of predictions?
By Aaron Borrill Published
Latest Fitness
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I'm time-crunched – how much training is enough when I'm fitting it around work and family?Our resident cycling coach answers your questions
By Andy Turner Published
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'When you heat train, you produce more blood': why sweaty sessions indoors can be as effective as altitude trainingAs temperatures soar across Europe, we find out how riders prime themselves for the heat by deliberately raising their core temperature indoors
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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I realised how real exercise addiction is when a nurse told me to rest, and my world fell apartRealising that A&E nurses rarely have the capacity to address cycling addictions, Steve posed his questions to a sports psychologist
By Stephen Shrubsall Published
Latest Racing
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One death in cycling is too many – change is needed after Finlay Tarling’sThe 19-year-old’s tragic death should be a wakeup for change
By Adam Becket Published
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All the pro cycling transfers for 2027: Arnaud De Lie heads to Tudor, Marco Frigo joins UAE Team Emirates-XRGKeep up to date with all the latest confirmed transfers with Cycling Weekly
By Adam Becket Last updated
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Everything you need to know about the Tour of Britain Women 2026 – all the stages, all the ridersWe look at every stage in detail, as well as not just the main contenders but wildcards and home hopes
By Adam Becket Published
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World record-breaking doctor takes grand prix gold a fortnight after winning three Commonwealth Games medalsAnna Morris seizes victory at the North Yorkshire Grand Prix
By Pat Kinsella Published
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'This is crazy' – Two riders do the double, taking two British racing titles on the last day of seasonMorven Yeoman and Tom Armstrong both bag a brace of trophies at Ryedale
By Pat Kinsella Published
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Gravel Cycling
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‘The success of gravel revolves around the success of the 99%, not the pros’: Gravel is investing in livestreams but does it actually need fandom?There’s a fanbase, yes, but it’s often the same people pinning on a number
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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'They went really fast, and I didn't' - Quinn Simmons finishes 9th at LeadvilleTour de France rider couldn't match the high-altitude climbing ability of marathon mountain bike world champion Keegan Swenson
By Ryan Simonovich Published
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One Instagram competition, 200km of Icelandic gravel and nine hot dogs – how a Brit won a race he never expected to be inBritish rider Charles Hall finishes as the fastest amateur despite only winning his entry in a competition
By Vern Pitt Published
Latest Reviews
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Seka ExAero GR review: can this highly in-demand Chinese gravel frame compete with the established favourites?A high-quality frame with a superb paint finish and great features that delivers both on- and off-road
By Andy Turner Published
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Velocio Concept bib short review: Supportive and comfortable shorts for any terrainPremium comfort and premium price for shorts that work on and off-road
By Tim Russon Published
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Van Rysel RCR shoes review: Pro performance for half the priceVan Rysel's top-tier road shoes represent great value, but do they offer the comfort and performance of more expensive options?
By Tim Russon Published
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Group Tests
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Best budget road bikes 2026: 6 expert-rated and tested road bikes to get more performance for lessTested by experts, our pick of the most affordable and cheap road bikes available, and a guide to how to choose the right one for you
By Matt Ischt-Barnard Last updated
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Best electric bike conversion kits 2026: 6 expert-approved kits to electrify a bikeWith one of the best electric bike conversion kits you can add power to your own bike at a fraction of the cost of a full machine
By Matt Ischt-Barnard Last updated
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Best pannier racks and pannier bags for bikes 2026: expert-tested for commuting, bikepacking and touringBike panniers are a great option for carrying luggage if you're going on a tour or commuting by bike, and our experts have selected their top six bags and six racks
By Emma Silversides Last updated
Latest Deals
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Looking for bargain Rapha gear? The 'Final Markdowns' of the Summer Sale have up to 60% off cycling clothing and accessoriesDeals With summer riding drawing to an end, now's the time to get big savings on Rapha wet and cold-weather riding kit like the Brevet Long Sleeved Windstopper Jersey, which has £150 off
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The Wahoo Kickr Bike Shift is now significantly cheaper than its Pro sibling – there are key differences, but at this price, the Shift is the way to goDeals If you can live without physical tilt, the Wahoo Kickr Bike Shift almost matches the Pro's accuracy and power for way less
By Paul Brett Published
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Zwift celebrates the Tour de France Femmes with up to 27% off the Kickr Core 2 with Cog and Click now at best-ever matching pricesCycling Weekly Approved - Sponsored Offer Zwift
Deals These Zwift deals also include the Ride Smart Frame with Kickr Core 2 with as much as 23% off, making it the perfect time to invest in the ultimate Zwift setup
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'It's good to be humbled. It tends to make you less of an idiot': We rode up the longest continuous mountain pass in France, that you've probably never heard ofSteve and Dan sought out the ascent in search of a little perspective; what they discovered was that they still cared about power numbers, even when presented with a sheer granite mountain face
By Stephen Shrubsall Published
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America's best bike riding might not be in Colorado or California — it's in the CarolinasThe Blue Ridge Mountains offer everything cyclists travel to Europe for: long climbs, empty roads, breathtaking scenery, and a culture built around the bicycle
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Harder than the big climbs of the Tour de France - we ride deep into Austria's unknown AlpsSearching for some new climbs to ride in 2026? We went to Austria to search out some of the most beautiful and challenging climbs you've never heard of
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