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The world of cycling is changing and to help keep you abreast of all the developments, we want to keep in touch with all of our readers’ experiences. We’d like to hear about your bike and the sort of kit you choose to make the most of your cycling, from bike components and accessories through to what you like to wear. We also want to hear about when and where you ride.
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The survey runs until 23 November 2022 and is open to readers in the UK, USA, Canada and selected countries in Europe.
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'They come to my country and kill kids': UCI's decision to allow Russian riders at World Championships draws passionate reaction
There has been a mixed response to the UCI's decision to allow Russian and Belarusian riders the opportunity to return to the international stage.
By Chris Marshall-Bell • Published
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'I’m just bloody happy to win': Tao Geoghegan Hart delighted at ending long wait without a win
Ineos Grenadiers rider celebrates his first victory since the 2020 Giro d'Italia
By Chris Marshall-Bell • Published