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'Maybe I was the strongest, but I couldn’t have won without Keegan' — Swenson sacrifices his wheel and his race so Mads Würtz Schmidt can conquer Unbound -
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'An exceptionally severe sanction' – Lorena Wiebes's team 'astonished' after sprinter kicked off Giro d'Italia Women for underweight bike 6 Comments -
Unnamed Factor prototype races under Romain Bardet at Unbound — and yes, it’s got THAT fork
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Unlike learning to ride, learning to not crash is something you forget effortlesslyThe Doc regrets not sharpening his bike-handling skills
By Michael Hutchinson Published
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'That’s kind of the story of my life': Geerike Schreurs helps team secure one-two but has to settle for second again at Unbound Gravel"The dream is to win this race someday," says the Dutch rider
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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'It would be amazing to win in the maglia rosa' – Lorena Wiebes eyes second stage win after dominant Giro d’Italia Women sprint victoryDutchwoman will wear the pink jersey on Sunday’s stage to Caorle
By Vern Pitt Last updated
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Romain Bardet out of mud-soaked Unbound just 100 miles inFormer Tour de France stage winner cuts his Unbound Gravel debut short as rain and thunderstorms turn the Flint Hills into a grinding mudfest
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Major UK cycling business Saddleback reportedly enters administrationSaddleback Limited, which distributes brands including Castelli and Sidi, has collapsed
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Latest Features
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Freed from the July calendar crush, the women's Giro is stepping into the spotlightThe race's new date frees it from a clash with the men's Tour de France and allows riders the chance to go for the double
By James Shrubsall Published
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417 watts for 24 hours: The brutal reality of powering a home by bikeFit cyclists can put out serious watts – so why do we let it go to waste? Cycling Weekly crunches the numbers and attempts to boil a kettle with pedal power
By Sarah Haselwood Published
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Saunas, endurance blocks and racing track: How sprinter Ethan Vernon trains every weekFresh from a stage win at the Tour Down Under, the sprinter explains how he prepared for the scorching season-opener
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
Latest Tech
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32” wheels could exclude already marginalised cyclists - my CAD drawing shows you whyPros will be testing out the new wheelsize at Unbound this weekend but there are many practical reasons I hope 32” wheel platforms don't take off
By Andy Carr Published
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Another Chinese manufacturer arrives in Europe with a 6.7kg race bike and it's half the price of the big brandsPardus is now available in Europe with a dealer model and pricing strategy that could challenge both direct-to-consumer and established Western brands.
By Andy Carr Published
Latest Fitness
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Saunas, endurance blocks and racing track: How sprinter Ethan Vernon trains every weekFresh from a stage win at the Tour Down Under, the sprinter explains how he prepared for the scorching season-opener
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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'The key to maximising performance is consistent, high-quality training' – how to train for cycling better, in a fraction of the timeFewer hours, better results? Zach Nehr explores how abandoning huge mileage for smarter, lower-volume training can help you succeed
By Zach Nehr Published
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Visible veins: A sign of fitness or disease?How to distinguish fitness-related adaptations from varicose veins? Rob Kemp asks the expert
By Rob Kemp Published
Latest Racing
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'It would be amazing to win in the maglia rosa' – Lorena Wiebes eyes second stage win after dominant Giro d’Italia Women sprint victoryDutchwoman will wear the pink jersey on Sunday’s stage to Caorle
By Vern Pitt Last updated
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Romain Bardet out of mud-soaked Unbound just 100 miles inFormer Tour de France stage winner cuts his Unbound Gravel debut short as rain and thunderstorms turn the Flint Hills into a grinding mudfest
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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'I’m a cyclist, I want to win as many races as possible' – Jonas Vingegaard wins fifth Giro d’Italia stage to set-up emphatic pink jersey winDane puts over a minute into rivals on Piancavallo and is set to be crowned overall winner tomorrow
By Vern Pitt Published
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Freed from the July calendar crush, the women's Giro is stepping into the spotlightThe race's new date frees it from a clash with the men's Tour de France and allows riders the chance to go for the double
By James Shrubsall Published
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'An extraordinary athlete at the peak of her game' – Demi Vollering extends contract with FDJ United-SUEZEuropean champion says she wants to 'keep building something far bigger than just victories'
By Tom Davidson Published
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Gravel Cycling
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'That’s kind of the story of my life': Geerike Schreurs helps team secure one-two but has to settle for second again at Unbound Gravel"The dream is to win this race someday," says the Dutch rider
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'This season, every race has been either disappointing or a setback' - Unbound XL title defender Rob Britton to start the race as a self-proclaimed underdogThe Canadian former road pro talks about ultra-endurance racing and his quest for uncertainty
By James Ion Published
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'Winning Unbound gave me the career I always wanted' — Five Unbound Gravel champions on how the Kansas race rerouted their futures'The race that everyone loves to hate' continues to define the gravel discipline and the lives of its winners
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Latest Reviews
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Assos Mille GT Jersey S11 Evo review: the least expensive Assos jersey you can buyAs the cheapest jersey in the Assos range, does the Mille GT Jersey S11 Evo still perform well?
By Tim Russon Published
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Liv EnviLiv Advanced SL review: The best just got bested.The all-new aero bike is already winning races, and hearts (notably mine)
By Hannah Bussey Published
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Sidi Shot 3 cycling shoe review: A large improvement on the Shot 2, but still lacking that little bitNew dials, new last, new everything! Sidi has completely revamped it's lineup
By Andy Turner Published
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Group Tests
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I tested 6 of the best AirTag bike mounts for 2026 that help keep an eye on your ride - wherever you areWith the second-generation AirTag, tracking your bike is even more effective. I put six surreptitious bike mounts to the test to find the ultimate balance of signal strength and stealth
By Tyler Boucher Published
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Best bike mini pump 2026: Is manual still worth it, or just cycling masochism?Electric pumps are smaller and faster, yet the manual pump lives on - Andy and I tested half a dozen of the latest pumps to see if they should be relegated to relics or if they remain a smart and reliable choice for your back pocket
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Best gravel bikes 2026: extensively ridden and rated by our experts on a wide variety of terrainThe best gravel bikes to suit all styles, terrain and budgets from bikepacking to gravel racing
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Latest Deals
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I'm a cycling-obsessed dad, and this Father's Day, I think an Amazon Audible subscription is the perfect giftDeals An Audible subscription starts from as little as $15 and gives listening access to all the best cycling biographies and podcasts
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The Specialized Evade 4 is no faster than its predecessor, but the Evade 3 is now $70 cheaper in this Memorial Day weekend dealDeals Our experts have scoured the Specialized PR, and the initial impressions are that the S-Works Evade 3 is still the way to go, especially at this discounted price
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Should the UCI ban WorldTour bikes from the public? Why this could save pro cycling in the long runPro cycling is funded by selling extremely expensive products to ordinary riders — but as those products move out of reach, is the model eating itself?
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New 'Hydromount' strap-on from Tailfin – clever design for the thirstiest bikepackersAdventure riding is like a kind of Jenga, where you have to balance everything you need on just a few points on your bicycle. This strap-on solution promises to add practicality to any bike.
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