Need a bit of help getting your riding going in 2022? Look no further than our CW5000 weekly Zwift rides. Lead by editor Simon Richardson the one hour rides will be ridden at a manageable pace with the emphasis being on keeping the legs going through the winter.
The rides take place every Wednesday morning at 6.30am through January, February and March. They will be non-drop rides ridden on Watopia's Figure 8 circuit at a 2.0w/kg pace.
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Hexlox anti-theft system for wheels review - is the ‘world’s smallest lock for bike parts’ any good?This bolt blocking solution from Hexlox is tiny and saves you having to lug around a lock cable to go with your D-lock
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Big Ride Challenge t-shirts now available to buyIf you want to let others know how far you plan to ride in 2024, you can now get it printed across your chest.
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Big Ride Challenge 2024 Finishers ListFrom 500 to 5,000 miles, a list of everyone who has completed the CW challenge in 2024
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CW5000 finishers medals now available to buy!CW5000 riders are completing the challenge and ordering their finisher's medal
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