The Mur de Huy: where La Flèche Wallonne will be won or lost
The Mur de Huy is one most spectacular finishing climbs in cycling. With its inclusion in this year's Tour de France, we have a look at this famous climb
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The Koppenberg and the defining cobbles, bergs and climbs of the Belgian Classics
Throughout the history of the Belgian Classics, it's the cobbled roads of Flanders that have had the biggest impact on results and careers
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CYCLISTS CLIMB THE POGGIO HILL IN MILAN-SAN REMO Icons of cycling: Il Poggio di San Remo
Chris Sidwells admires Milan-San Remo's great leveller
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From monster mileage to power meters: how training has changed through the decades
Imagine riding without GPS... without power... even without heart rate. How did the riders of yesteryear cope, and how greatly has training really advanced?
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How they used to train: Frans Verbeeck’s power intervals
Frans Verbeeck trained hard and long, but there was one rider he couldn't out-train
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Chris Froome on stage 21 of the 2016 Tour de France Icons of cycling: The Champs-Élysées
We look into the history and mystique of the most iconic finishing straight in cycling: The Champs-Élysées at the Tour de France
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Pedro Delgado in the 1988 Tour de France Icons of cycling: the Col du Tourmalet
Chris Sidwells profiles the most climbed mountain in Tour de France history - the Col du Tourmalet
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Philippe Gilbert attacks in the 2014 Amstel Gold Race Iconic Places: The Cauberg, Amstel Gold Race's most famous climb
As the Classics head for the hills, for the Amstel Gold Race no ascent is more famous than the Cauberg climb
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Merckx leading the way at Paris-Roubaix in 1972, chased by eventual winner Roger De Vlaeminck The 25 most stylish cyclists of all time
You’ve either got it or you haven’t. Chris Sidwells reveals his 25 most stylish riders of all time
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Tom Dumoulin on the podium after winning stage 14 of the Giro d'Italia (Credit: Yuzuru Sunada) Credit: Yuzuru Sunada Icons of cycling: The maglia rosa
The story of one of cycling’s most distinctive jerseys
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The Maglia Rosa group climbs the Stelvio on stage twenty of the 2012 Giro d'Italia Icons of cycling: Passo dello Stelvio
Chris Sidwells looks at one of the most famous climbs in the Giro d’Italia
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Icons of cycling: La Trouée d’Arenberg, Paris-Roubaix's toughest cobbles
We sing the praises of Paris-Roubaix’s slice of cobbled hell: La Trouée d’Arenberg
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Iconic Places: The Kemmelberg in Ghent-Wevelgem
The crux of this weekend’s Ghent-Wevelgem race is the famous Kemmelberg climb
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Credit: CW Archive Icons of cycling: The Carlton Flyer
A pioneering design, 'The Flyer' became bike manufacturer, Carlton's flagship frame
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How elite riders combine high level racing with full-time jobs
All but a handful of elite women riders have to fit in training around full-time jobs — just like most amateurs. What can we learn from how they manage such demanding schedules?
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A motor-paced race at Herne Hill velodrome Icons of cycling: Stayer bikes
Stayer racing is one of the fastest ever forms of motor pacing
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Obree's obsession with aerodynamics was trailblazing From Tullio Campagnolo to Graeme Obree: 10 racing inventors that changed cycling
Chris Sidwells looks back at the pioneering racers who used brains as well as brawn to come up with new ideas to improve the performance of their bikes — innovative, groundbreaking designs that are still around today.
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Team Sky at Robin Hood Bay, Tour de Yorkshire 2016 stage three Tour de Yorkshire 2017 final stage 'could be carnage'
Tour de Yorkshire route analysis: Climb-packed last stage will provide an action-packed finale to the three-day race
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Icons of cycling: The National Cycle Museum
The Mid-Wales treasure trove which presents the history of pedal power in an educational and entertaining way
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How they used to train: How delivering coal helped Yvonne Reynders become a multiple world champion
Yvonne Reynders went from discus throwing to top cyclist thanks to an intense training regime
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Cycling Weekly's ragged staff are still proud of Rex Coley. Photo: Chris Auld Icons of cycling: The Cape Wrath Fellowship
The Cape Wrath Fellowship, a ride along the wildest road in Britain, is a challenge that still attracts people of all ages and was invented by Cycling Weekly
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Girona boasts great riding and community 20 things for cyclists to do in 2017
This is the time of year when cyclists make plans, Cycling Weekly presents 20 things you might want to do in your 2017 cycling year
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How to wear a cycling cap
We look at the cycling cap: an accessory that was made for practicality but now serves more as a fashion statement
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Tour de Yorkshire is going to be unpredictable as ever Photo: Yuzuru Sunada Is this the 2017 Tour de Yorkshire route?
The stage towns have been announced, so in the spirit of speculation we’ve had a go at piecing together a potential route for the 2017 Tour de Yorkshire
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How they used to train: How Sean Yates lost weight and re-booted his career
The British rider took his career up a level with a strict diet and training regime after his move to the South of France
