We've seen some unexpected moments on cycling social media in the last week.
From Chris Froome, going head-to-head with Mel C, to Danny MacAskill doing some insane things on an e-bike, it's been another big seven days in the virtual world.
Once again we've trawled through the social feeds of the cycling stars to bring you the best content - check it out below.
1. Even elite athletes have moments they'd rather forget
2. Vaughters takes talent spotting to a new level
3. When road riders head to the trails
4. The cycling rivalry we've all been waiting for
5. Michele Scarponi's parrot has a new friend in Antonio Nibali
6. I can't smile after 60km...
7. A new race format for Uran?
8. Danny MacAskill takes an e-bike to its limit
9. A riding challenge we can get on board with
10. There's a lot to consider in this photo
We'll be back in seven days with more tweets of the week.
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Simon Geschke forced out of Olympic road race after Covid positive
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Simon Geschke forced out of Olympic road race after Covid positive
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Mark Cavendish joint favourite to win Sports Personality of the Year
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Fabio Jakobsen takes his first win after life-threatening crash
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Tour of Britain 2021 route: Team time trial and Great Orme finish unveiled
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Mark Cavendish beats Tim Merlier to sprint victory in post-Tour de France crit
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Tokyo Olympics: All the cyclists competing for the US squad
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