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The latest cycling news from the international and British race scenes, plus comment, analysis, the latest bikes and products, and commuting and safety issues
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Alexandre Vinokourov cleared of race fixing
Alexandre Vinokourov and fellow rider Alexandr Kolobnev have been cleared of race fixing by a Belgian court.
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Best 2020 cycling sportives near Bristol
We pick out some of the highlights of the 2017 cycling sportive calendar around the Bristol area
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Best kids’ bikes 2019/2020: tips for choosing a children's bike
Our tips on what to look for when buying a kids' bike and some suggested boys and girls bikes
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Strava artist creates incredible work to mark anniversary of fall of Berlin Wall
A Strava artist has created an incredible piece to mark the anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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Cyclists will stage ‘die-in’ protest after death of Neeraj Jain
Cyclists will hold a number of ‘die-in’ protests after the death of Neeraj Jain last week.
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Best end of season bike deals: Get 28% off a Trek Madone SL 2019 and more
Grab yourself a bargain in the end of season sales
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Double Tour of Flanders winner Stijn Devolder announces retirement at 40 years old
Double Tour of Flanders winner Stijn Devolder has announced his retirement at 40 years old.
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UCI responds as athletics committee firms up new rules for transgender athletes
The UCI has responded to the news that an athletics committee has agreed new rules for transgender women competing in elite sport.
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Tom Pidcock ‘really pushing himself’ as he headlines British squad for European Cyclocross Championships
Tom Pidcock says he has set himself the challenging of “pushing himself against the elites,” as he headline the British squad at the European cyclocross championships.
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Cyclist left fighting for his life after being attacked by gang wielding hammer
A cyclist has been left fighting for his life after he was attacked by a gang of men wielding a hammer.
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Welcome to Yorkshire have 12 months to repay £500,000 rescue loan
The tourism agency were given the loan by the council to prevent their collapse
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Mathieu van der Poel could make Grand Tour debut in 2020
Mathieu van der Poel could make his Grand Tour debut at the 2020 Vuelta a España, according to his team.
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Tech of the week: Amazing 2020 Olympic track bike, plus sustainable kit and more
All the tech news from the last week
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'Doping is still really bad today': Former Belgian champion reveals own blood doping past in gritty autobiographical film
Kenneth Mercken was on his way to becoming a pro rider, and was prepared to do and take anything to help him achieve that goal
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Mathieu van der Poel victorious at first attempt on return to cyclocross
The Dutchman took the first step towards defending his rainbow bands next year
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Filippo Ganna breaks individual pursuit world record twice in one day at Minsk Track World Cup
Ganna broke the record at sea level, compared to the previous record that was set at an altitude of 2,500m
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'The only preparation I've done is thinking and a bit of worrying': How Brexit is affecting British riders and teams
We spoke to riders and teams who earn their livelihood in mainland Europe about their concerns over the UK's looming exit from the EU
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Sunday trading: Save over £350 on a CycleOps smart turbo plus much more
Deals on power meters and winter kit
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Need a new challenge? Here's how I jumped into the world of cyclocross
After too long tirelessly toiling in the confines of his backyard shed, Steve Shrubshall looks to pastures new for a challenge with a fresh set of riding and fitness demands
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Wout van Aert completes first off-road ride since Tour de France crash
The Belgian has not yet put a date on his return to racing
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'I don’t know how depressed people feel, but I think I went in that direction' says Marcel Kittel, who also reveals post-cycling plans
The German sprinter has opened up about what his future holds
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Spilling the beans: Katie Archibald column
You live, you learn, and aspire to increase the size of your tin of beans
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Alberto Contador hospitalised with fever and stomach problems
The Spaniard is in Colombia and was scheduled to take part in Rigoberto Urán's Giro de Rigo event
