Downhill mountain bikers don't actually look like they enjoy it, says study
Scientists try to explain why downhill riders look disgusted, angry and less happy during their ride
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Ideal cycling cadence: new evidence why amateurs shouldn't pedal like Chris Froome
Scientists reveal more evidence of how pedalling a low gear at a high cadence could waste a cyclist's energy
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Does EPO actually boost cycling performance? New study suggests it might not
New findings cast doubt on the performance enhancement offered by EPO, with riders who had taken the drug performing poorly in endurance tests.
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Huge scientific study shows inaccuracies of popular power meters
Analysis of dozens of power meters has shown why riders need to get their calibrated properly
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Cycle Superhighway crash numbers boost call for segregated cycle lanes
Study finds that London's older Cycle Superhighways are 'no safer than ordinary roads' for cyclists
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Is Strava damaging your home life?
New published research suggests that cyclists obsessed with their ride stats can threaten their personal relationships
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Driverless cars could change the way you cycle
A new vacancy has opened at a London university for someone to predict how driverless cars will interact with cyclists
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Check out the 3D printer that could replace your multi-tool (video)
This solution could mean you never need to carry a multi-tool again
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Check out the innovative chain tool that'll keep your hands clean (video)
The Rehook helps get a dropped chain back in place, without getting your hands dirty
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Bad weather and software bug blamed for another Limits power meter delay
Tropical storms in South East Asia and a problem with the firmware are the reasons for the latest delay with Limits power meter
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Plans to use pro cyclists' power data to help stop doping
Performance data will be used alongside the present Biological Passport in the fight against doping
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Rubber roads: the answer to reducing injuries from cycling crashes?
Swedish scientists have tested different road surface compounds to give cyclists a softer landing
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Revealed: Limits power meter put to the test for the first time
CW got hold of the first samples of the long-awaited Limits power meter, and we put it to the test.
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Thieves to be thwarted by lock that makes cycling impossible
The Jiglock system makes bikes completely unrideable once the owner removes a crucial bolt
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People distrust cyclists who wear yellow more than others, claims study
The research claims that people associate the yellow with unsporting behaviour like doping and thus trust riders less who wear it
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Limits customers to get power meters 'by end of June'
The company has told Cycling Weekly that customers will receive their power meters by the end of next month
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Could this be the bike that stops cars speeding?
The new bike being offered to police can read car number plates and clock speeds
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Review: 'Battle Mountain: Graeme Obree's story'
David Street's documentary follows Graeme Obree's attempt to set a Human Powered Landspeed Record
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Study reveals what motivates WorldTour riders to work for their team leader
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Cycling Weekly March 24 2016 issue
Cycling Weekly magazine March 24 2016 issue on sale from Thursday priced £3.99
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Cycling Weekly March 17 2016 issue
Cycling Weekly magazine March 17 2016 issue on sale from Thursday priced £2.99
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Is this the invention that will let you listen to music more safely while riding?
The new system would negate the use of ear buds with a bone conduction system that is fixed to the straps of your helmet
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'Cycling wrecked my marriage' claim dismissed by science
Expert witness handles victim's complaint with care to clear component from blame
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Cycling Weekly March 10 2016 issue
Cycling Weekly magazine March 10 2016 issue on sale from Thursday priced £2.99
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Cycling Weekly March 3 2016 issue
Cycling Weekly March 3 2016 issue on sale from Thursday, priced £2.99
