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'They know when enough's enough, good for them': are we asking the wrong questions about young, retiring pros?
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Pro cycling’s problems are more fundamental than when the Grand Tours are in the calendar
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LeBron James teases a new Canyon bike — our wild guesses on what he may be riding next
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Forget aero, shorten your crank arms and point a fan at your bum: A bike-fit expert’s tips for your best indoor cycling season yet
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'It was, to be frank, beautifully beautiful' - the three cyclists who conquered Britain's coastline in 2025
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Scribe claims its new 65mm Élan Ultras with wavy spokes are among the fastest UCI road-compliant wheelsets on the market
Latest News
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'The lows of cycling are way, way worse than the highs of winning' – Stevie Williams simply hopes to ride again, pain-free
15 race days in 2025 tells of a season frustrated by injury
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All the pro cycling transfers for 2026: Jack Haig signs for Ineos Grenadiers
Keep up to date with all the latest confirmed transfers with Cycling Weekly
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‘I can sleep well now’ - British pro cyclist renews contract with EF Education-EasyPost after weeks of uncertainty
James Shaw will stay in pink for the 2026 season
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'The feeling is this just isn't worth it': burnout is rife with young pro cyclists retiring early – what's going on?
This season has seen eight twenty-somethings retire from the sport, often with feelings of burnout or disconnect. We find out what has changed
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‘Largest counterfeit bust in the cycling industry’ - $1.6 million in illegal bike goods seized by Chinese law enforcement
AliExpress and Specialized worked with Chinese law enforcement to uncover over $1 million of counterfeit goods
Latest Features
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'When I look back at what has been going through my mind, I find the tapes are missing' – the joys of cycling on your own
Riding alone is a blissfully thought-free zone for this rider
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'I’m not bored by Tadej Pogačar, there were always new things to say about him' – how one writer set out to capture the uncatchable
How do you tell the story of a rider still winning practically every race he starts? Andy McGrath has sought to do that with his new book, Unstoppable
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'It's a dull stretch of tarmac and I've spent 170 hours of my life on it' - Dr Hutch has tackled the same stretch of road more times than he'd like
The Doc takes a ride down memory lane - for the 2,000th time...
Latest Tech
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15 Christmas present ideas for cyclists, chosen by people who ride thousands of miles a year
From casual clothing to car racks and electric mini pumps, these are the gifts cyclists actually want for Christmas
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The Cannondale SuperX got me through Gravel Burn unscathed, and now you can get one at Sigma Sports for 27% off retail this Cyber Monday
Super-racy, super-capable SuperX Carbon 3 model priced at just £3,099!
Latest Fitness
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'It will be a part of my plan forever' – How cycling 100 miles a week is helping this Olympic runner win medals
Baffled by a rumour that Georgia Hunter Bell does most of her training by bike, Tom Davidson investigates just how well running and cycling can complement each other
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Cycling’s hidden under-fuelling epidemic: here’s how to spot the signs of RED-S and make sure you’re meeting your energy demands
The prevalence of under-fuelling in both professional and amateur cycling is shockingly widespread - many may not be aware of the damage they’re causing their bodies
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The crown joules: Why 3,000kJ is the new magic number in cycling performance
Kilojoule ceilings have become pro cycling’s secret talent test, and 3,000 is the magic number. Cycling Weekly examines the latest science of stamina and how to use it to boost performance
Latest Racing
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'I’m not bored by Tadej Pogačar, there were always new things to say about him' – how one writer set out to capture the uncatchable
How do you tell the story of a rider still winning practically every race he starts? Andy McGrath has sought to do that with his new book, Unstoppable
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All the pro cycling transfers for 2026: Jack Haig signs for Ineos Grenadiers
Keep up to date with all the latest confirmed transfers with Cycling Weekly
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‘I can sleep well now’ - British pro cyclist renews contract with EF Education-EasyPost after weeks of uncertainty
James Shaw will stay in pink for the 2026 season
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'Probably 15 teams have reached out' – Oscar Onley says his future is 'up in the air' amid Ineos Grenadiers rumours
Tour de France's fourth-placed rider is among the peloton's brightest talents
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Colnago Y1Rs Tadej Pogačar rode at Tour de France and won World Championships on sells for $190,500, more than 10 times its value new
He didn't stop there on the Colnago, either, winning the World Championships and the Europeans too, oh and Il Lombardia
Gravel Cycling
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More youth, more international: Life Time announces its new roster of athletes for the 2026 Grand Prix
A hand-selected cast of 44 of the world's most talented off-road riders to contest the 2026 Life Time Grand Prix, starting at the Sea Otter Classic in April
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'I could have got away with riding a Cannondale Topstone' – My Gravel Burn bike setup might have been fast but I'll think long and hard for next year
Front suspension, wider tyres, or a completely new bike? Cycling Weekly tech writer, Aaron Borrill, weighs in on the ideal bike and component choices for Gravel Burn
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Small, stealthy, clever hacks – Alison Jackson's Cannondale SuperX Lab71 from Gravel Burn
An inconspicuous colourway did little to mute the ambitions and all-round positivity of the most extroverted and well-liked rider on the women's WorldTour
Latest Reviews
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Q36.5 Adventure Vest review: highly insulated core protection
A windproof gilet on steroids, the Adventure Vest includes targeted insulation to keep your core protected
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Silca Elettrico Ultimate Inflator - Impressive performance from a premium product
Whether used in the workshop, on the trails or by the side of the road, the Silca Elettrico Ultimate Inflator packs a punch, but at the expense of portability
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The Standert Pfadfinder is more than just another retro steel bike
A winning combination of classic looks, modern tech and supreme comfort makes the Standert Pfadfinder well worth considering, especially if your local roads are less than perfect
Group Tests
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Best Bike Lights 2025: reviewed by cyclists for night riding & dark commutes
The Cycling Weekly team of experts tested dozens of lights, from budget beams to high-power smart systems, to guarantee your visibility and safety this winter, whatever your budget
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Best kids’ bikes 2025: 12 to 24-inch wheels all reviewed and rated by our mini testers
Find the perfect bike for your budding young bike rider, with reviews that cover all ages and wheel sizes, from 12 to 24 inches and 2 to 11 years old
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Best cycling shoes 2025: Our top-rated and reviewed shoes for road cycling
The best cycling shoes will make your rides more comfortable, more efficient and more enjoyable
Latest Deals
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Cyber Monday Bike Deals 2025 might be over, but these 76 hand-picked deals by our experts are still live! HURRY!
The Cycling Weekly deal hunting experts are done for another year; however, panic not, these 76 hand-picked deals are still live!
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It's not 2015, but this Cyber Monday deal has sent the most iconic Oakley sunglasses of all-time back to their $200 launch price – save 36% now on the iconic Oakley Jawbreaker
Deals Oakley Meta Vanguard might be offering the latest in AI tech, but you don't want to miss this Cyber Monday Oakley deal on one of the brand's best-selling cycling sunglasses, now with almost $70 off
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Patagonia, The North Face and Columbia make excellent puffies, yet I wear this Specialized jacket more than any other — and it’s on final sale now
Versatile, eye-catching and just $106 while on sale, Specialized’s Packable Down Jacket is the one I take everywhere
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A rugged coastline, plenty of climbs and four Tour de France winners - this is why Brittany is French cycling's heartland
Brittany and cycling are inextricably linked, we went in search of the roads, people and culture that make this part of northern France a dream cycling destination
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Forget Unbound – Gravel Burn is the toughest off-road stage race in the world and this is why it needs to be on your bucket list
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Three miles long by two wide: Why touring Ireland's tiny islands makes no sense at all – yet is utterly addictive
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