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Big wheels, hemp and alarm clocks that don't wake you for a ride if its already raining - the new bike tech heading to your local bike shop next
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'I'm living my best love story' – Giulio Pellizzari dedicates victory to his girlfriend's late father after Tour of the Alps stage 2
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New Open WI.DE 2.0 takes gravel clearances to a whole new level with provision for gargantuan 66mm tyres
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'I thought there was no way it comes to a sprint' - Lange and Gómez Villafañe win Sea Otter Gravel
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London team time trial revealed for Tour de France Femmes in 2027
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Track rider runs on foot across line after massive pile-up
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'It's great having guys who know where they're going' – a bit of local knowledge pays dividends for British rider's all-day break at Tour of the Alps
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'There won’t be a metre of flat' – The toughest Tour de France Femmes Grand Départ stage ever has been revealed – could the day in the Peak District be decisive?
Stage two of next year’s race from Manchester to Sheffield tackles a couple of the Peak District’s toughest climbs
By Adam Becket Published
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La Flèche Wallonne 2026: Everything you need to know
All the details of La Flèche Wallonne and La Flèche Wallonne Femmes, taking place on Wednesday April 23 in 2024
By James Shrubsall Last updated
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'Determined to get involved with club life, I changed tack' – why volunteering might be the best 'non-cycling cycling' thing you do this summer
When life got in the way of riding, CW's James Shrubsall grabbed a fluoro tabard and met his clubmates by volunteering instead
By James Shrubsall Published
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'We'll be opening the good wine' – how a third-tier rider took out the big guns at Tour of the Alps stage 1
Tom Pidcock beaten into second by Team Ukyo's Tommaso Dati
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Latest Features
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'We've got loads of amazing technology now, but fewer size options' – whatever happened to women-specific sizes?
As brands abandon women-specific bikes, Rosael Torres-Davis examines whether unisex design reflects progress – or leaves women short-changed and ill-fitted
By Rosael Torres-Davis Published
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'Queer people exist and they deserve a space in the sport' – From rainbow socks to cycling camps, LGBTQ+ cycling is thriving despite fewer opportunities
Opportunities to connect are richer than ever, but problems of engaging the wider cycling industry in meaningful collaboration remains a challenge
By Meg Elliot Published
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'The cobbles, by the way, are excellent in London' - how crowds at Herne Hill cheered home Wout van Aert to victory at Paris-Roubaix
The Belgian's Paris-Roubaix win wasn't just celebrated across Belgium
By Meg Elliot Published
Latest Tech
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Italian cobblers Fizik make Lachlan Morton's gravel-race shoes roomier
Stiffer, lighter, faster carbon sole gravel shoes from Italian asthetes, Fizik. For the discerning gravel racer who doesn't have to pay for their own shoes.
By Andy Carr Published
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Allied Cycle Works bets on road clearances going even bigger, with a versatile new road bike platform that can also go most anywhere else
With road clearances going as big as 35mm already, you could be forgiven for thinking we have reached the limit. But Allied Cycle Works don't think so, with a new road bike platform that has room for 45mm rubber.
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'The difference between a good and great Esports racer can be found in marginal gains such as fuelling properly' – The secret lives of elite indoor cyclists
Top-flight Esports racers hit WorldTour-level power numbers, but most are not professionals. We meet the indoor elites juggling ambitious racing goals around full-time jobs
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'It can negatively affect training adaptation and performance long before anaemia develops' – Is iron deficiency holding you back on the bike?
An expert's take on blood health and performance
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How do the pros train? Mattia Agostinacchio takes us through his pre-race week
The 18-year-old Italian is the European U23 cyclo-cross champion and the youngest rider in the men's WorldTour
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'It's great having guys who know where they're going' – a bit of local knowledge pays dividends for British rider's all-day break at Tour of the Alps
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'There won’t be a metre of flat' – The toughest Tour de France Femmes Grand Départ stage ever has been revealed – could the day in the Peak District be decisive?
Stage two of next year’s race from Manchester to Sheffield tackles a couple of the Peak District’s toughest climbs
By Adam Becket Published
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La Flèche Wallonne 2026: Everything you need to know
All the details of La Flèche Wallonne and La Flèche Wallonne Femmes, taking place on Wednesday April 23 in 2024
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'We'll be opening the good wine' – how a third-tier rider took out the big guns at Tour of the Alps stage 1
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Amstel Gold Race 2026: Everything you need to know
All the information you need ahead of the men's and women's races, taking place on Sunday April 10
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Gravel Cycling
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'You have to get on some of these gravel roads to be able to appreciate what Tennessee has to offer' – 37 new gravel routes unveiled in US state
The new routes combine in over 1,000 miles of off-road trails
By Meg Elliot Published
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'I’m not what the media has portrayed me to be' — Sofia Gomez Villafañe on winning, criticism and life at the top of gravel racing
Behind the “villain” label is one of the most consistent winners in gravel racing, and a rider determined to let real-life interactions reshape her story
By Betsy Welch Published
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Gravel racing is unpredictable again: A Life Time Grand Prix 2026 preview
Six races, 50 athletes and a record-setting $350,000 prize purse await in year five of the Life Time Grand Prix
By Zach Nehr Published
Latest Reviews
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Van Rysel RCR-F MIPS Helmet review: pro tour performance without the accompanying price tag
The Van Rysel RCR-F MIPS Helmet may well be the cheapest in the pro peloton, but it still offers aero gains, comfort and ventilation
By Tim Russon Published
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iGPSport SR Mini radar review: the tiny radar that’s light on weight, light on price
Can the smallest, lightest, cheapest bike radar we’ve ever encountered compete with the big boys, such as Garmin and Lezyne?
By Simon Fellows Published
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BEST Carbon SPORT 60 road wheels review: a budget race wheelset for speed merchants
BEST's Carbon SPORT 60 road wheels offer a wallet-friendly speed upgrade
By Tim Russon Published
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Group Tests
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Best women's hybrid bikes 2026: expert tested for practicality, comfort and efficiency during everyday use
Our experts' top-rated women's hybrid bikes - tested for their practicality and ability to handle everyday use
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Best waterproof cycling pants 2026: expert tested for breathability, water repellence, and overall comfort
Our pick of the best waterproof and breathable cycling trousers to protect your lower half when commuting and riding in wet weather
By Matt Ischt-Barnard Last updated
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Best bikepacking bags 2026: the very best from our experts for multi-day trips and tours
Our experts share the best bikepacking bags from their testing on multi-day adventures and how to choose the best for your setup
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I just got my hands on a Beeline Velo 2, after ditching my computer a year ago - it's rated highly by my colleagues, and it's now under $100 at Competitive Cyclist
By Matt Ischt-Barnard Published
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CW Exclusive: Save a staggering $600 on the Horizon Fitness 5.0 IC indoor bike with our exclusive discount code- hurry, only while stocks last!
Deals We rate the Horizon Fitness IC Smart Bike as a perfect mid-budget bike, and now, at this exclusive price, it represents incredible value for money
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Should the UCI ban WorldTour bikes from the public? Why this could save pro cycling in the long run
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