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The next big things in gravel: 2026–2027 tech predictions
Real-time surface conditions on your computer, suspension seatposts, aero everything — 6 predictions that could shape the future of gravel tech
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'Both occasions have been magical, out-of-body experiences': from Cape Town to Flanders, via London, Cycling Weekly's team pick their favourite cycling roads
We all have favourite places to ride – here are ours
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'It wasn't a case of 'I want to be a pro', it was a case of 'I'm going to be a pro'' – the epic journey that took Pippa York from young wannabe to Tour de France star and beyond
From Grand Tour climber extraordinaire to journalist and now author, the Scot was an easy choice for our Lifetime Achievement award
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'Cycling started to feel like sacrifice rather than the dream it used to be' – Lizzie Deignan on her storied career, retirement, and being a trailblazing mum
Having announced her retirement earlier in the year, Britain’s best female cyclist of the modern era sits down to reflect on a remarkable career
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'There are a lot of teams that will burn out their athlete for their contract, and that will be it for them' - how to combat REDs, one of the biggest problems in modern cycling
Veronica Ewers tells Cycling Weekly what measures could be implemented to tackle the condition
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'She showed that the impossible is possible' – Pauline Ferrand-Prévot is Cycling Weekly's international rider of the year after an incredible year
The Frenchwoman stunned at Paris-Roubaix Femmes before dominating the Tour de France Femmes in 2025
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'The final climb turned my legs to jelly' – one rider's quest to cycle up every hill in his home city
How many hills does Sheffield really have? Simon Warren set out in search of the mythical seven – and ended up plotting a route with 97 more
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Within five years, anything above an entry-level bike will require batteries — and I don't like it
Bikes shouldn’t need batteries to work: a stance against electronic shifting's ubiquity
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How to look after your fitness through the festive season - without killing the fun
Sponsored by MyWhoosh
You don't have to make sacrifices over Christmas and new year and be a slave to your training. Here's how you can stay fit and enjoy yourself through the holiday period
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'When I get in from a ride I now have to carry out an electronic device charging audit' – Dr Hutch on the tech perils of modern cycling
Weighing up the mixed blessing of cycling gadgets
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'I used to think the Rapha Festive 500 was easy, then I moved to the UK' - top tips to beat the challenge from a cold South African living in London
500km, eight days, all of it outside. How hard can it be?
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'I couldn't be happier with how this year has gone' – Meet Erin Boothman, British cycling's rising star
The record breaking teenager tells Tom Davidson about her triumphant final year competing as a junior
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'As long as I’m on a bike, I’m happy' - Zoe Bäckstedt is Cycling Weekly's Rider of the Year
After another dominant year landed her a ninth rainbow jersey, the 21-year-old tells Meg Elliot about her favourite moments.
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'The goal was to win one race... then it spiralled' – Matthew Brennan on his remarkable breakthrough year
The 20-year-old sits down with Tom Davidson to relive his memorable first season as a pro, in which he claimed 14 wins
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Baboons, oryx and springboks: It’s like riding through a David Attenborough documentary
Joe Laverick heads into the great unknown, riding the UCI World Gravel Series in Namibia
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Long Covid stole my pro cycling dream – but what I gained in the process really surprised me
A former national junior hill-climb champion and CW staffer on his bitter-sweet struggle to shake the long tail of Covid-19
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'The key is remembering it’s not PlayStation – riders don’t always have perfect legs': Adam Blythe talks commentary, style and TV subscriptions
The former pro turned pundit takes on our new Q&A series, Out of the Saddle
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'When the call of cake proved too powerful, the graph reacted predictably': my life with a continuous glucose monitor
What happened when James Shrubsall took a look under the bonnet with the help of a body-worn CGM
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There’s a new bike recall every week – what’s going on, what are recalls and what should you do if you're worried your bike has been recalled?
Manufacturers cock-up from time to time, the mechanism by which it fixes the issue is via a recall. We dig into what a recall is and what you should do if affected by one.
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'We forged solidarity from steely determination and hot tarmac' – how three brothers came together again on a bike trip all the way across France
Decades after growing apart, Simon Fellows and his brothers reunited to breathe new life into old bonds on a 1,000-mile ride across France
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'They opened up bicycle building for the normal person' - the frame building academy that changed an industry
It has been three years since The Bicycle Academy closed its doors, but its impact remains felt
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The winter bike is dead... long live the winter bike: the changing face of our favourite cold-weather machines
From fixed gear to trad winter to gravel, our bikes, and our riding habits, are changing
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'I have things that I need to work on, but I am good enough to be here' - meet Britain's best domestic female cyclo-crosser
With one race still to go, Ffion Drake is the 2025-2026 overall winner of the British National Trophy Series
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'The Tour de France throws a match into the box of fireworks and lets the whole lot go off at once' – Dr Hutch on the madness of cycling's biggest race
The Doc hails the dizzying insanity of sport's most dazzling spectacle
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'Don't die of embarrassment': Why men need to check their risk of prostate cancer – and not worry that cycling is a factor
Sir Chris Hoy’s stage-four diagnosis has put prostate cancer under the spotlight among cyclists. Cycling Weekly tackles the confusion around risk factors and screening
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'Here I am at 3.30am, wearing a skeleton suit, in a graveyard, in the pissing rain' – the magic behind the world of Strava art
We join a Strava artist on a work-in-progress to find out how it takes shape
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Factor says long stems and forward saddles cause crashes – but why, and what can be done about it?
Long stems and slammed saddles could be causing crashes, says Factor, but are these extreme setups inherently dangerous, and if so, why?
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'When I look back at what has been going through my mind, I find the tapes are missing' – the joys of cycling on your own
Riding alone is a blissfully thought-free zone for this rider
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'They know when enough's enough, good for them': are we asking the wrong questions about young, retiring pros?
Should we really be surprised when riders end up retiring in their twenties? Maybe not
