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Could the Tour de France Grand Départ change how Britain cycles?With big hopes heading into the British stages next year, funding still remains a barrier to delivery
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A one-off bike made by a card-playing member of Raleigh's Specialist Bicycle Development UnitWhen frame builder Sam Hudson was given the chance to build a bike for himself, this is what he created
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Remco Evenepoel appears to reveal extraordinary FTP figures in YouTube videoThe Belgian Tour de France hopeful was riding intervals on Mount Teide
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'I've never won a sprint before, so that's kinda good' – Quinn Simmons escapes to victory on stage 4 of the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes as breakaway makes itThe peloton closed in on the escapees in final kilometre, but couldn't pull it back
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‘Now everyone knows these bikes are very light. Shame the athlete had to pay so harshly for that’: Undercover Mechanic on that Giro d’Italia Women disqualification"Commissaires are not the people who deliberate, debate, and ultimately create the rules - but they are asked to enforce them", writes our Undercover Mechanic
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WATCH: Unreleased bikes our video team spotted at Tour de France warm-up raceOur eagle-eyed reporter has been on the hunt at the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
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Resistance training can boost your riding power - but do you need to do it in the gym?Strength training can bring big fitness gains, here's how you can do it on your bike
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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
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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
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Remco Evenepoel appears to reveal extraordinary FTP figures in YouTube videoThe Belgian Tour de France hopeful was riding intervals on Mount Teide
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'I've never won a sprint before, so that's kinda good' – Quinn Simmons escapes to victory on stage 4 of the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes as breakaway makes itThe peloton closed in on the escapees in final kilometre, but couldn't pull it back
By Adam Becket Published
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Chris Froome to cycle across Mediterranean for charity, with Jakob Fuglsang and Filippo PozzatoEight teams will use water bikes to cross from Viareggio in Italy to Monaco
By Adam Becket Published
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Olympians and ex-WorldTour riders to race on streets of London this weekendProvisional start lists revealed for rebooted City of London Nocturne races
By Tom Davidson Published
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The Tour de France's opening team time trial is going to set the race on fire, judging by the action at the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-AlpesGet set for a GC-defining test in which almost anything could happen
By James Shrubsall Published
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Gravel Cycling
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14 things you didn’t know about Mads Würtz Schmidt, currently the best gravel racer in the WorldFrom his superstitions around salt and even numbers to his favourite Lego set and his secret mullet-growing project
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Former Olympian and returning riders earn Life Time Grand Prix Wild Card spotsThe final seven riders of the 2026 Life Time Grand Prix have been decided after Sea Otter and a mud-sodden Unbound Gravel
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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'It was a day for the brave': Lachlan Morton one of a slew of riders to fall victim to crashes at Unbound 2026A rain-soaked weekend saw some big names abandon the gravel race
By Meg Elliot Published
Latest Reviews
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Castelli Premio Evo Bibshort Review: interesting, innovative and comfortableCastelli's most expensive shorts use a great stretch-woven fabric to justify their price, but the pad can be found in plenty of their cheaper shorts
By Tim Russon Published
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Lake CX20R lace-up road cycling shoes review: Light, simple and with lots of meshLow weight, great fit, and unrivalled ventilation make them a great summer shoe, although the laces may prove divisive
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Castelli Premio Evo Jersey Review: Premio name, premium priceCastelli's Premio Evo Jersey aims to offer premium comfort and performance by using innovative fabrics
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Group Tests
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Best chain lubes for bikes 2026: save watts and increase drivetrain life, all approved by our expertsDon't waste money on the wrong chain lube - Using a better lubricant is a cost-effective performance gain that everyone should consider.
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Best bike bags and boxes 2026: protect and transport your bike with easeRest assured, your bike is protected when travelling with one of these expert-tested best bike bags and boxes
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I cut 5 of the best angle grinder-resistant bike locks in 2026 to find out which was most secureArmed with an angle grinder and just five minutes, I wanted to see which of these five best angle grinder-resistant locks would crack first!
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The Lego road bike is the only gift I'd like to receive this Father's DayEver since its launch a few weeks back, I knew all I wanted for Father's Day was the Lego Icons Road Bike
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