Latest articles by Stuart Clarke
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Number of cyclists prosecuted for ignoring road signs has doubled since 2010After a debate in the House of Lords, transport minister Lord Ahmed revealed statistics that show more cyclists are being prosecuted for breaking road rules
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Germany opens first stretch of €200m 'bicycle autobahn'A 5km stretch of 'bicycle autobahn' is opened in Mulheim an der Ruhr has opened, with a further 95km awaiting funding
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Halfords expands cycling portfolio with £18m acquisition of Tredz and WheeliesHalfords acquires Tredz and Wheelies Direct for at least £18.4m cash, with more paid depending on the financial performance this year
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Bradley Wiggins makes 2016 debut at Challenge MallorcaSir Bradley Wiggins races the Trofeo Felanitx on Thursday for the Great Britain team
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Joaquim Rodriguez performs retirement U-turn to join Bahrain-MeridaJoaquim Rodriguez announces he will join Bahrain-Merida in 2017 having previously announced he was to retire from cycling
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Five riders who made their name at the 2015 Tour de FranceThe usual suspects dominated the general classification at the Tour de France, but a number of riders sprung from nowhere to put in standout performances. Here are five that caught our eye:
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Twitter reacts to the Government's 'desperately misguided' cycle safety campaign (video)Chris Boardman and other Twitter users react to the Department for Transport's new cycle safety campaign, with many people describing the video as 'victim blaming'
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Boston man builds 40ft snow tunnel, just to get to work (video)Ari Goldberger discovered his path blocked by a mound of snow, so he tunnelled through it and carried on regardless
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La Pomme Marseille team up with KTMLa Pomme Marseille become Marseille-13-KTM with the Austrian bike manufacturer supplying bikes for the 2015 season.
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Six reasons why cycling in Wales is brilliantWales has plenty to offer to cyclists - from amazing scenery and challenging parcours to friendly locals and excellent culinary delicacies
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Stefan Küng among four new faces for BMC at Giro d'Italia21-year-old Swiss rider Stefan Küng is included in BMC's Giro d'Italia squad in his first year as a professional
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Sport England launches campaign to help more women lead active lifestylesThe 'This Girl Can' campaign features real women who have found ways to break down the barriers between them and physical activity
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23,000 police to guard riders and fans at the 2016 Tour de FranceFrench elite forces will be following the Tour de France for the first time this year to counter the potential threat of terrorism
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Caleb Ewan starts his first full season with a bang Down UnderOrica-GreenEdge sprinter Caleb Ewan wins the first Bay Crit in Geelong, Australia, to open his account for 2015
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David Millar defends his role as a British Cycling Academy mentorFormer Garmin-Sharp rider David Millar says he is in a good position to mentor young British riders about the dangers of doping
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UK Anti-Doping 'in jeopardy' after government propose 25 per cent funding cutThe government has warned UK Anti-Doping that it could cut its £7m budget by up to £1.75m, leading to concerns over the future of the organisation
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Movistar rider reportedly injured by disc brake in Paris-Roubaix crashMovistar rider Fran Ventoso undergoes surgery to repair injuries suffered in a crash at Paris-Roubaix where he reportedly landed on a disc brake
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This time a motorbike helps Greg Van Avermaet win a raceJust days after being knocked off his bike by a motorbike rider at the Clasica San Sebastian, Greg Van Avermaet bounces back to win the Antwerp Derny criterium
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Alberto Contador admits he may ride in 2017 if his development team wins a professional licenceAlberto Contador previously said he will retire at the end of 2016, but now says he will ride for his own development team if it is granted a pro licence
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Etixx-Quick Step announce Marcel Kittel signingMarcel Kittel joins Etixx-Quick Step on a two-year contract after Giant-Alpecin released the German from his contract
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Five bikes we'd recommend to Jeremy CorbynNew Labour leader currently rides an old Trek 721 Multitrack, but in his new position of power he might want to upgrade to a new steed
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Oxford Police 'too reasonable' on bikes without lights, says transport board memberPolice crackdown on cyclists riding without lights has been branded 'too reasonable' by council transport board member.
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Mark Cavendish wins Olympic Games selection, reports suggestThe Daily Mail reports that Mark Cavendish will be on the plane to the Rio Olympic Games in August after an injury to Jon Dibben
