The most northerly part of Britain, the Scottish Highlands, are wild and vast. Even better, they’re almost completely deserted. With bike in tow, we headed to the north-west Highlands and…
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Riding the 100% Tondo sportive
Shaun Beevor recounts his experience riding the 100% Tondo sportive in Spain
Riding L’Eroica Britannia
Ian Parr takes to his vintage steel steed and rides in the inaugural L'Eroica Britannia in the Peak District
Job vacancy: E-Commerce Administrator
IPC Cycling Group is looking for a dynamic individual capable of driving the profitable growth of e-commerce activity through their online shop
Cycle Sport April 2014 issue
Cycle Sport April comes with a free pro team guide supplement; everything you need to know about the biggest teams in the peloton
Jerusalem: Cycling in the historic city
What better way to end a week cycling around the amazing and beautiful attractions of Israel than with a stopover in Jerusalem, to see the sights of this most revered…
Bournville ride: Chocolate, chips & cake
Hannah Holden discovers rural tranquility and no end of places to refuel south of Britain’s second-largest city
Leith Hill Octopus
Andy Lulham undertakes the challenge of traversing all eight of arduous ascents of Leith Hill in Surrey
The Pedaller: Cycling around Portmeirion in North Wales
Portmeirion in north Wales was the setting for late-Sixties TV show The Prisoner, in which a British agent leaves his job and — in very mysterious circumstances — finds himself…
Classic Corse: Riding on Corsica
It’s as though the roads of Corsica were made especially for cyclists. Dramatic coastline routes, azure seas, sweeping bends, rugged mountains and chestnut forests: the island offers a continent’s worth…
Hay-on-Wye ride
Positioned on the border between England and Wales, Hay-on-Wye waits expectantly for cyclists to explore
Wiggle French Resistance sportive
The French Resistance Sportive is uniquely awesome. You start in England in the morning, spend a day enjoying the scenery of Nord-Pas-de-Calais in France, and finish back in Blighty by…
Garmin Ride Out 2013
Andy Lulham takes to the New Forest for a one-off ride with the professionals from the American Garmin-Sharp team
Rides: Imber, Wiltshire – the forbidden village
Cut off behind army prohibition lines in the stark landscape of Salisbury Plain lies a derelict village redolent of childhood adventures
Cycling Weekly Lakeland Monster Miles
New adventure cross event taking in 44- and 62-mile routes around the Lake District on Sunday, October 6 2013
Rides: The Scottish Highlands, a Speyside story
Janet Coulson explores a friendly corner of the Cairngorms that is bristling with great riding and superb scenery — not to mention some fine whisky in the form of the…
Readers’ Rides: Thoroughly modern Milton Keynes
Just a small chunk of MK’s 200-mile cycle network with a mix of traffic-free towpaths, bridges and tunnels
Brittany spires: Cycling in North West France
Taking a foreign bike trip needn’t mean long-haul flights and logistical burdens. Why not hop across the Channel to Brittany — a region with huge scope for great cycling?
Twitter competitions: Terms and conditions
Twitter competitions: Terms and conditions
Meet the team – Simon Richardson
Cycling Weekly deputy editor Simon Richardson
How Do I… Do a training camp?
Want to get in some sunny miles to escape the bleak winter?
How do I… increase upper body strength?
Sprint and climb more efficiently by strengthening your arms and torso
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How to best protect ourselves against picking up the dreaded cold or ’flu
Exmouth Exodus – Andy Lulham
Sportive addict Andy Lulham took on something a little different this summer – the night-time Exmouth Exodus. Here is his experience.
Ride Greece: Messin’ in Messenia
Riding through one of the most unspoilt and breathtaking landscapes in the Peloponnese region of Greece, an area with 4,500 years of history and amazing natural backdrop