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'We're not going to be spending money on bike paths' – US cyclists urged to take action as infrastructure funding cuts loom
The new transportation bill, currently being drafted, could see federal funding decimated
By James Shrubsall Published
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UCI proposed budget cap, pro cycling teams refused, president says
David Lappartient says he remains in favour of financial restrictions
By Adam Becket Published
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I misplaced my bike computer and I didn't feel free – I felt lost
If you ride without tech, fair play, but I bet you go off-course more
By Adam Becket Published
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Thinking of trying ultra-distance cycling? The UK's biggest gravel event could be the place to start
Scotland's Gralloch gravel event has added a 'semi-supported' ultra-distance option for those who want to go long
By James Shrubsall Published
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'The collective mantra has been, and will continue to be, Save Rad' - US e-bike giant faces uncertain future
Rad Power Bikes cites a drop in demand after the pandemic, and financial strain from tariffs as contributing factors
By Meg Elliot Published
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'Sustaining a team at this level has become increasingly difficult' – Britain's top cycling team announces closure
Muc-Off–SRCT–Storck won the National Road Series team and individual titles in 2025
By Tom Davidson Published
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More youth, more international: Life Time announces its new roster of athletes for the 2026 Grand Prix
A hand-selected cast of 44 of the world's most talented off-road riders to contest the 2026 Life Time Grand Prix, starting at the Sea Otter Classic in April
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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I got my first puncture in years – I think I probably deserved it
Punctures, sadly, are not history
By Adam Becket Published
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How I gave my six-year-old, worn-out Enve wheels new life and made them ride better than ever
I thought my $2,500 wheels from 2019 were cooked. Turns out, I just needed to think outside the box
By Logan Jones-Wilkins Published
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Is the answer to safer cycling narrower roads? This government body thinks so
Active Travel England is campaigning to change the width of the country's roads
By Meg Elliot Published
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'I'd rather win the Giro d'Italia than the Tour de France for 2026' – Jonas Vingegaard seeks out Grand Tour triple
Speaking at the Saitama Criterium, which he won, the Dane suggests he could be glory-hunting beyond France next year
By James Shrubsall Published
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'It's sweet and a bit sad' – Carys Lloyd parts with youngest rider title as she heads into second year on WorldTour
The 18-year-old competed her A-Levels while riding for Movistar this season
By Tom Davidson Published
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'They just get stuck in, you know they get the job done' – Robyn Clay on joining her dream team
The 22-year-old will join Picnic PostNL next season
By Adam Becket Published
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One of the best action cameras for cycling just got smaller - the Insta360 X4
Our hobbies and content are so inextricably linked these days, we know many of you already consider a camera as part of your cycling kit and the best we use just keep getting smaller.
By Andy Carr Published
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Do take the Tadej Pogačar vs Eddy Merckx argument with a pinch of salt, as a 70s star swings for the Slovenian, again
Roger De Vlaeminck says Pogačar 'isn't even close to Merckx's toes'
By James Shrubsall Published
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After 92 years, Gent-Wevelgem is changing its name
Men's race to go by 'In Flanders Fields - from Middelkerke to Wevelgem' from 2026
By Tom Davidson Published
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Premier Tech steps down as sponsor of Israel-Premier Tech despite imminent rebrand
Canadian company says that it is "untenable" to continue
By Adam Becket Published
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World champions, Tour de France victors and Hour Record holders all on stage – Rouleur Live is an unmissable event
The cycling magazine's annual show in London takes place 13-15 November
By Adam Becket Published
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The Friday cycling quiz: How well do you know Mont Ventoux?
The Giant of Provence is one of the most iconic mountains in all of France, but how well do you know the history of this unique climb?
By Simon Richardson Published
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Merida’s Mission is claimed to be its fastest, most aerodynamic gravel bike yet
The prototype we spotted at Gravel Worlds was actually an entirely new gravel platform - say hello to the Merida Mission
By Luke Friend Published
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Peloton warns customers to immediately stop using bikes, recalls nearly 900,000 due to 'fall and injury risk'
Customers with the brand's Original Series Bike+ told to seek a replacement seat post
By Tom Davidson Published
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Gore shuts down Gorewear apparel line but keeps Gore-Tex alive
German clothing brand to be axed in 2026
By Adam Becket Published
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'There's no awkwardness': How building new business contacts on two wheels actually works
Cycling is the new golf, as the saying goes – we meet a young company taking the boardroom out on to the road
By James Shrubsall Published
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Motor doping with the Scott Fastlane: racebike geo, sub 10kg weight, and a 200w boost when you need it
E-bike systems to date have never really fulfilled their promise in road biking, but the discrete, unobtrusive and easy to miss TQ system in this new Scott road-race bike might have the answers
By Andy Carr Published
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All the pro cycling transfers for 2026: Canadian time trial champion joins EF Education-EasyPost
Keep up to date with all the latest confirmed transfers with Cycling Weekly
By Adam Becket Last updated
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Could this team set up by YouTubers race the Tour de France in 2026? It's starting to look likely
The Unibet Rose Rockets have the points, the marquee riders, and the charm to lure a Tour wildcard
By Tom Davidson Published
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Riding to the start line: How Alexis Cartier turned the Life Time Grand Prix into a 10,000-mile bikepacking adventure
“I really liked my life riding everywhere," says the Canadian who set out to challenge the carbon cost of bike racing by pedalling to every event
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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'It was a big 'up yours' to modern society': how bikepacking can strip life back to the bones
And how the resident of one cottage garden still has no idea that Steve Shrubsall enjoyed one of the best moments of his life within
By Stephen Shrubsall Published
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'It's been a hard year to get a contract with so many teams uncertain about their future' – British sprinter retires with 'no regrets'
Dan McLay steps off bike after 11-year career
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
