Simon Richardson

UK cycling figures reveal their dream bikes

Simon Richardson waxes lyrical about the UKSI bike, and asks other industry figures about their own dream machines

Scott Addict Gravel 10

Cycling Weekly Editor Simon Richardson found the Scott Addict Gravel gave him a whole new appreciation for his local area

CW5000 June Challenges

CW5000 May dhb photo competition

In Pantani's shadow: The plight of Italian cycling

Make the most of going solo

Rayner rider Stuart Balfour on his riding and return to Scotland

Take on the Max Watts Challenge

Are we a nation of sprinters? Are Chris Hoy, Mark Cavendish, Victoria Pendleton and Jason Kenny all outliers, or indicators of a population of pedalling power houses? While so many of us are riding indoors at the moment, and with power metres and smart turbos more popular than ever, we thought it was time to try and find out

Fitness under lockdown - What now?

Online talent spotting - what it takes to get noticed on Zwift

Godmother Gray - How Madam President transformed women's cycling

A message from our editor

A message from Cycling Weekly magazine editor

CW5000: CW Staff progress - James Bracey

Senior tech writer James Bracey takes us through his riding for the first two months of the year. A former racer he mixes up his riding quite a bit and while he doesn't log all his miles he's another one expected to hit the big five-quadrouple-O in 2020.

CW5000: CW Staff progress - Alex Ballinger

Web writer Alex Ballinger has his eyes on a fast ten this season, but he's never hit 5,000 miles in one year before. Can he do it, or will he get quarantined at the next race he goes to report on?

CW5000: CW staff progress - Michelle Arthurs-Brennan

A first cat on the road, combined with testing bikes for a living, means Michelle is expected to log the biggest total out of everyone in the CW office. We check in on her progress just ahead of a training camp in Spain.

Rayner rider Joe Laverick on his training, riding and moving to France

Supported by the Rayner Foundation in 2020 Joe Laverick is riding with French development team Chambery Cyclisme Formation - AG2R in 2020

CW5000: CW staff progress - Vern Pitt

First up it's News and Features editor Vern Pitt. Vern got back in to riding last year after a couple of years of little riding saw him put weight on and lose fitness.

CW5000 February challenges

Cycling Weekly magazine's review of the decade

Boardman ADV 9.0

We all have our regular routes, roads and loops that offer a known ride-time. We then choose a route depending on how long we want to be out for. Riding an adventure bike showed me how much more there was to find

Asgard Bike Shed X 3

Secure storage for your bikes. This 6" by 3" metal shed will hold three bikes and more, keeping it all safe, dry and secure.

The Dutch Supremacy - how the Netherlands came to rule the Worlds

Strider 12

With its lightweight aluminium frame, good range of adjustability and unpuncturable solid tyres, the Strider is a great first bike for toddlers

Team Ineos CEO pledges to win back the fans

Incoming Team Ineos CEO Fran Millar has pledged to have a more open approach in an effort to win back fans’ trust.

Double difficulty: Can Geraint Thomas buck the trend to win back to back Tours?