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8.2 million calories were burned globally in 2024 on Brompton bikes
Folding bike brand celebrates 50th anniversary with open day at its London factory
By Tom Thewlis Published
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'I don't win often so this is really nice' - GB's Oscar Onley wins Tour de Suisse stage 5 as Kévin Vaquelin takes race lead
Picnic PostNL's Onley pips João Almeida on the line to take second WorldTour win
By Adam Becket Published
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Tour de France 2025 route: Pyrenees triple, Mont Ventoux return and Alps climax on menu
Race to take place 5-27 July, with Grand Départ in Lille, before an anti-clockwise route
By James Shrubsall Last updated
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'The majority of riders say that this is not the biggest issue' - UCI to test gear limits at races from August, effectively banning most SRAM chainsets
Change made after recommendation from SafeR commission, trials thought to take place at Tour of Guangxi
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Bold colours are the coolest - so where's all the garish cycling kit?
Forget earthy tones and monochromes, the more flashy the better, argues Meg Elliot
By Meg Elliot Published
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The mural that said ‘All Bike(r)s Welcome’—and the culture war that followed
In a city that celebrates art and cycling, a cheerful mural sparked a battle over who gets to be included and who gets to decide
By Rosael Torres-Davis Published
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By Cycling Weekly Published
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João Almeida sweeps to epic solo victory on Tour de Suisse stage 4
The UAE rider broke free on the day's mountain for a long-distance win
By James Shrubsall Published
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Tom Pidcock hits almost 100kph in jaw-dropping new descent video
Olympic mountain bike champion plunges down Rossfeld descent in Germany
By Tom Davidson Published
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Tour de France 2025 start list: Uno-X Mobility first to release their eight names
All the teams and riders for the 112th Tour de France, which begins in Lille on 5 July
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Petition against UCI's new handlebar rules gathers thousands of signatures
New restrictions 'may increase the risk of discomfort, reduced control, and long-term injury'
By Tom Davidson Published
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British Cycling has a 'real problem with the whole LGBTQ+ spectrum', says Philippa York
Tour de France stage winner has worked in collaboration with David Walsh on a new book, The Escape
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Don’t write Jonas Vingegaard off, he still has time to get ahead of Tadej Pogačar before the Tour de France
There will be plenty of twists and turns across the three weeks of racing once the Tour gets underway
By Tom Thewlis Published
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'I twisted all my knee and my hamstring' - Geraint Thomas abandons Tour de Suisse after stage three crash
Ineos Grenadiers rider fell on sharp turn and finished 15 minutes down – "but it's all OK," he reassures
By Tom Davidson Last updated
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Virtual racing competition returns with $1,000,000 up for grabs
The seven-stage MyWhoosh Championships will kick-off on 12 August - and everyone's invited
By Meg Elliot Published
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Quinn Simmons soars to stage 3 victory at the Tour de Suisse, dedicates win to Gino Mäder
US champion holds off peloton with dogged solo attack
By Tom Davidson Published
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UK brand Ribble just threw down a whole range of gravel bikes, and they're already taking podiums at some of the big US races
The carbon Ultra-Grit is used by the Ribble gravel team at UCI races while the Allgrit line-up includes titanium and electric options
By Luke Friend Published
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Cervelo just destroyed the All-Road category, with a bike designed for gravel
Cervelo set out to make the fastest gravel bike in the world, but they might have made the most versatile bike inadvertently. My first ride thoughts after 120km on board the new Aspero 5.
By Andy Carr Published
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Cervélo claims its new Áspero-5 is the world's fastest gravel bike
Already ridden to victory by Marianne Vos, the bike features a new two piece bar, compatible with the S5's aero bars as well as downtube storage
By Luke Friend Published
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SRAM overhauls Force and Rival groupsets bringing Red performance to the whole range, adds a 1x13-speed XPLR option and goes wild with a purple chain!
With braking tech from Sram Red and the same shifting experience now available in the lower tier groupsets, you can now have your cake and eat it with Sram
By Luke Friend Published
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Stevie Williams to miss Tour de France with knee injury
Aberystwyth-born rider also forced to skip home British National Championships in Wales later this month
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Cycling TV and streaming guide: Where to watch Tour de Suisse, Belgium Tour, Route d'Occitanie, Giro Next Gen, Copenhagen Sprint
Everything you need to know about how to watch cycling online and on TV wherever you are in the world, with a schedule of races, events, and broadcasts this week.
By Patrick Fletcher Last updated
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Tadej Pogačar won the last ever Critérium du Dauphiné - race reveals name change for 2026
Stage race to be known as the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Vincenzo Albanese claims first WorldTour win with surprise attack on stage 2 of the Tour de Suisse
EF Education-EasyPost rider holds off Fabio Christen and Lewis Askey for stage victory
By Meg Elliot Published
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'The doctor told me most patients with this don't get out of bed' - British pro ends career due to severe allergies
"I'm just happy I got to do my passion for so long," says the 24-year-old
By Tom Davidson Published
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Romain Grégoire descends to take Tour de Suisse opening stage win
The 22 year-old Frenchman attacked the day’s final descent in pouring rain to win from a huge breakaway take the overall lead
By Owen Rogers Published
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Tadej Pogačar wins the Critérium du Dauphiné as Lenny Martinez bags the final stage at Plateau du Mont-Cenis
Pogačar lays down a Tour de France marker, comfortably resisting a late attack from Jonas Vignegaard to take the overall honours
By Owen Rogers Published
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Marlen Reusser wins Tour de Suisse Women final stage to take overall victory
Swiss rider leads the four day race from start to finish, taking GC and her second stage win with a tactically perfect attack
By Owen Rogers Published
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“I feel proud racing guys I used to watch on TV” says French teenage sensation Paul Seixas after climbing to 6th in Critérium du Dauphiné GC
As Romain Bardet prepares to bow out, 18-year-old Paul Seixas looks well prepared to take up his stage racing baton
By Peter Cossins Published