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World champions, Olympic medallists and a Tour de France winner – these are the riders retiring in 2025
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I was overtaken so badly by a lorry driver at the weekend that I feared the worst, and this is just normal for a cyclist
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You think that's light, Brompton? Oleg at Twisted Wheels says, "hold my beer" with a custom Brompton that only weighs 5.99kg
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No matter how good you think you are at looking after your bike, I bet you haven't checked this setting in years. I ignored it, and could have been seriously injured
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Debate: Were the Dutch right to chase down their own teammate at the Gravel World Championships? Is gravel a team sport or an individual one?
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'It attracts a lot of attention – especially from bankers' – Strava confirms plans to go public on stock exchange
Latest news
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Brompton abandons front wheel drive in big rethink on e-bike range
The Electric T Line weighs 14kg and features a titanium frame shifting driving duty to the rear of the bike for the first time, but commuting in style is costly with the top of the range bike selling for £5799.
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Track events at the UCI Track World Championships: All the races explained
Confused by the omnium? Bemused by the keirin? Here's Cycling Weekly's essential guide to track cycling disciplines
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Cycling TV and streaming guide: How to watch Tour of Guangxi, Tour of Holland, Veneto races, and more
Everything you need to know about how to watch cycling online and on TV wherever you are in the world, with a schedule of races, events, and broadcasts this week.
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Former British champion to retire at 28 after 'difficult few years'
UAE Team ADQ rider Lizzie Holden has chosen the Tour of Chongming Island as her final race
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'My chance to win the world title has been taken away from me' – Dutch confuse with tactics in elite women's race at UCI Gravel World Championships
A Dutch world champion, four Dutch riders in the top five, and yet all was not well in the Dutch camp post-race
Latest Features
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Want to ride further? Here's how to build your cycling endurance effectively
We spoke to Hunter Allen, co-author of training bible, 𝘛𝘳𝘢𝘪𝘯𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘙𝘢𝘤𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘸𝘪𝘵𝘩 𝘢 𝘗𝘰𝘸𝘦𝘳 𝘔𝘦𝘵𝘦𝘳, on how to grow your engine
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'My downstairs loo features a couple of pictures of me racing. I look ridiculous' - Dr Hutch wonders if TT helmets have ruined cycling photography
The UCI's new rule, banning TT helmets from road racing, couldn't have come soon enough for some people
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The Misery and the Majesty - we find the highest concentration of hideous climbs anywhere in the UK
Simon Warren plots a feast of spicy ascents in North Wales
Latest Tech
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The woom WOW wants to get more kids on a bike earlier, with the only self-balancing bike for babies and toddlers
CW talks to the man behind the WOW about the challenges of designing a bike for children under a year old
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You can now take videos with your cycling sunglasses and connect them to Strava or Garmin, if you have a pair of Oakley Meta Vanguards
The new glasses come with Strava integration, a high-definition camera and headphones too
Latest Fitness
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Want to ride further? Here's how to build your cycling endurance effectively
We spoke to Hunter Allen, co-author of training bible, 𝘛𝘳𝘢𝘪𝘯𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘙𝘢𝘤𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘸𝘪𝘵𝘩 𝘢 𝘗𝘰𝘸𝘦𝘳 𝘔𝘦𝘵𝘦𝘳, on how to grow your engine
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No more fuelling guesswork: We trial the home test kit that promises carb precision – to the gram
How much carbohydrate do you need to consume per hour on the bike? A new test promises to give you a precise number. Cycling Weekly tries it out
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I was broke, depressed and disillusioned – Here's how I cycled my way back to health and happiness
How do you rebuild your fitness, confidence and joy in cycling after years of stress, burnout and poor health? Cycling Weekly's tech editor did exactly that – and these are the lessons he learned along the way
Latest Racing
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Former British champion to retire at 28 after 'difficult few years'
UAE Team ADQ rider Lizzie Holden has chosen the Tour of Chongming Island as her final race
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'My chance to win the world title has been taken away from me' – Dutch confuse with tactics in elite women's race at UCI Gravel World Championships
A Dutch world champion, four Dutch riders in the top five, and yet all was not well in the Dutch camp post-race
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'It’s the end of a long comeback' - Florian Vermeersch overcomes adversity to reach top step at the UCI Gravel World Championships
The Belgian rider recovered from a broken leg and the disappointment of two second places in earlier editions to take the win on the Dutch roads.
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Florian Vermeersch takes breakaway victory to win the men’s elite race at the UCI Gravel World Championships
The Belgian star took the win after escaping as part of the day’s four-man breakaway, which escaped 120km from the line in Maastricht, before dropping his fellow escapees for the win.
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'This is my best season so far' says Tadej Pogačar after winning his fifth consecutive Lombardia title
Remco Evenepoel finishes second behind the world, European and Tour de France champion, with Australia's Michael Storer third and American champion Quinn Simmons fourth
Gravel Cycling
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3T's fastest aero gravel bike just got an update
The Racemax² Italia gets full integration, UDH compatibility and, you guessed it - wider tyre clearance
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The 'Lion of Flanders' roars again: cycling legend Johan Museeuw to race the 2025 UCI Gravel World Championships
The king of the cobbles will test his gravel legs in the 60-64 masters race
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2025 UCI Gravel World Championships: How to watch, who to watch, and everything else you need to know
Marianne Vos defends, Pidcock debuts and South Limburg sets the stage for cycling’s most unpredictable world championships
Latest reviews
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Smith Ultralite sunglasses review: Brilliant lens with zero fogging
Retro-styled sunglasses that perform flawlessly in most conditions
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'What a gravel bike should be in 2025': The new Specialized Diverge goes full off-road, and the result is awesome
A few baffling spec choices, but with some tweaks, the new gravel-specific offering from Specialized throws down the gauntlet with a move towards modernity
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Tern's compact e-cargo bike is so easy to ride and so adaptable, it can help anyone Get 'Stuff' Done
Easy to ride, and packed with a host of clever little features and electronics, this is the ultimate family vehicle
Group Tests
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Best electric bike pumps 2025: the ultimate groupset, I tested every major portable electric bike pump currently available
Electric mini pumps have undergone a quiet revolution in recent years, so I thought it was time we put 12 portable electric bike pumps to the test
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Best road bike helmets 2025: lightweight, aero and all-rounder lids for every rider
We've put dozens of helmets to the test - and have rounded up the best of the bunch right here
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Best power meters 2025: pedal and crank-based models reviewed and rated
The best power meters for cycling will provide important information to help you train; we run through their key features, how to use them and highlight the best from our testing
Latest Deals
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We rate this bike computer above any Garmin or Wahoo - the Hammerhead Karoo is now 18% off in the Sigma Sports Flash Sale
Deals Our North American Editor Rook rated the Hammerhead Karoo 3 as the best overall bike computer, and any discount should not be sniffed at
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Amazon Prime Day Cycling Deals 2025: Prime Big Deal Days are over - don't panic, these 46 deals are still live
Prime Big Deal Days may be over for another year, but there are still a ton of deals to be had. Check out these 46 deals still live today
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There’s a reason there are so many knock-offs of this bike repair stand on Amazon. You can buy the original today with a 15% Big Deals Day discount
Every cheap stand on Amazon is red, made to look like this one. This is the real deal, the one we use at work, and it's available now at 15% off.
More from Cycling Weekly
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Who will be battling for the rainbow jersey at the Elite Men's and Women's road races this weekend
Now we've seen how the races are playing out on the Kigali course, here's who we think will be vying for victory this weekend
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The Tour de France just killed the climbing bike - here’s the physics that proves it
A lightweight bike must be easier to ride on a hilly course? The science says no, and this is why the climbing bike might be dead in WorldTour racing, but it doesn't mean they're of no use to you and I.
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'Friends of mine tell me I've got a wonderful sniffer': How one rider combines his love of cake with an obsession for riding
Sponsored by MyWhoosh
There's barely a day go by when MyWhoosh Big Ride Challenge rider Graham doesn't sniff out a nice little cafe with some great looking cake
