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Thieves have been shoving cyclists into canal and then stealing their bikes, police warn
Thieves have been shoving cyclists into a canal in order to steal their bikes, police in the Midlands have warned.
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Teen cyclist back to pedalling four years after he was left for dead by drink driver
A teenage cyclists is back to pedalling four years after he was left for dead in the road by a drink driver.
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Lars van der Haar shares his experiences of suffering from coronavirus
Lars van der Haar has shared his experiences after falling ill with coronavirus.
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Huge surge in riders buying bikes through Cycle to Work scheme
The number of people buying bikes through the Cycle to Work scheme has surged massively in recent months.
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Richie Porte and Romain Bardet among the star line-up racing Mont Ventoux one-day race
The unique Mont Ventoux one-day race returns for 2020, with star riders Romain Bardet, Richie Porte and Fabio Aru among the starters.
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Pro riders seriously step up their training on Strava, including Chris Froome, Egan Bernal and Wout van Aert
The return of bike racing is just around the corner and the pros are really starting to step up their training, if Strava stats are to be believed.
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Hutchinson Touareg tyres
A grippy tyre for more dedicated off-road use
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How to be a better cyclist in seven steps
Straightforward advice to help you ride faster and longer
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July’s Tech of the Month: New Trek Emonda SL6 detailed plus the latest glasses from 100%
Take a look at what Cycling Weekly’s tech team are reviewing this month
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‘There’s no motor-doping at highest level, but the UCI hasn’t convinced fans,’ says Jean-Christophe Péraud
The UCI has not convinced fans that motor-doping doesn’t exist, according to Jean-Christophe Péraud.
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Italian cycling federation launches investigation into riders who may have raced illegally during coronavirus lockdown
The Italian cycling federation has launched an investigation to establish whether riders may have raced illegally during the coronavirus lockdown.
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British women’s squad Drops on the hunt for new sponsor to take them to WorldTour
British women’s squad Drops have announce their plans to join cycling’s highest level, but they need a new sponsor to make it happen.
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SunGod adds more choice to growing range of glasses
Could you be tempted away from the market leaders by these new lenses?
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Alex Dowsett responds after Griff Rhys Jones ‘depicts cyclists as yobs’ in newspaper column
Alex Dowsett has shared his thoughts after Griff Rhys Jones complained about “lycra-clad hooligans” in a newspaper column.
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‘The need for competition is enormous’ – Quick-Step take the win as racing returns in Belgium
Bike racing is officially back in Belgium as the GP Vermarc Sport saw WorldTour pros hit the roads in a local Kermesse race.
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Egan Bernal says Chris Froome ‘never got mad’ over Tour de France leadership comments
Egan Bernal says Chris Froome ‘never got mad at him’ for his comments on leadership at the 2020 Tour de France.
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Tour de France 2020 start list: Teams for the 107th edition
Here are the provisonal squads for the 2020 Tour de France
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Tom Pidcock: Battling on three fronts
Tom Pidcock talks to James Shrubsall about forging his own path
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Julien Bernard takes stage victory for the French on day two of men's virtual Tour de France
The Frenchman won a nail-biting sprint finish on the mountainous second stage
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Lauren Stephens wins gripping mountain stage on stage two of women's virtual Tour de France
A scintillating sprint finish capped off a thrilling Zwift mountain stage
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'It's very strange': April Tacey on taking biggest career win without having to leave the house
A well-timed power-up helped the 19-year-old Brit to victory on the first-ever virtual Tour de France stage
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Trek-Segafredo want Simon Yates, while Adam could go to Ineos, according to reports
Amid rumblings at Mitchelton-Scott, the British brothers are said to be considering their futures at the team
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20-year-old Belgian rider dies during first post-coronavirus race
Niels de Vriendt is said to have suffered heart failure during the practice race
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Sunday trading: Mavic Cosmic Pro Carbon wheels for less that £700
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