Cycling Weekly
In print and online, Cycling Weekly is the best source of news, race reportage, reliable fitness advice, trustworthy product reviews and inspirational features. First published in 1891, the magazine has an amazing and unrivalled heritage, having been at the heart of British cycling for over 125 years.
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Tweets of the week: Tao Geoghegan Hart, Ellen Noble, Ian Bibby and more
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'I'm glad I didn't win this year': The trials and tribulations of winning 500kg of salmon at the Arctic Race of Norway
We spoke to previous winners of the 'salmon jersey' on how their life changed after winning a considerable amount of salmon
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Marcel Kittel announces retirement from cycling
The German said "[I] didn't want to watch my son grow up via Skype"
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Ribble launch new 'thoroughbred' cyclocross race bike
Ribble has launched a brand new cyclocross bike well ahead of the up and coming cross season
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Six things to look out for in the first week of the Vuelta a España 2019
With so many important stages featuring so early on, it’s crucial the GC contenders begin the race at the very top of their game
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New Schwalbe Pro One tyre range launched with lower rolling resistance and increased cornering grip
New tubeless tyre has 13% lower rolling resistance and 22% more cornering grip, says Schwalbe
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Van Rysel RR900 bib short
Top of the range bib short for under £50, but is there a catch?
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DIY bike fit: how to set up your bike
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Primož Roglič: 'I know many consider me a favourite for the Vuelta a España but I don't know if I am'
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Cycling Down Dementia South East
November 09
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Cycling Down Dementia Norfolk
November 02
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Cobbler Classic
October 19
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What is heart rate variability and can cyclists use it to avoid burn-out?
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The Worlds are Coming
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Richard Carapaz out of Vuelta a España 2019 after crash
Richard Carapaz will not race the Vuelta a España after he crashed days before the opening stage.
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These are the five Brits to look out for at the Vuelta a España 2019
All the British Grand Tour winners may be absent, but there are still homegrown talents to keep an eye on
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Lorena Wiebes takes the win in messy sprint at Ladies Tour of Norway
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‘It would have been so different had I won it back then’: Chris Froome officially accepts 2011 Vuelta a España red jersey
Chris Froome has officially accepted the red jersey from the 2011 Vuelta a España after the original winner was stripped for doping.
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Tiesj Benoot: Burying a team-mate has a serious impact on your life
Tiesj Benoot said the death of a team-mate has a serious impact on your life, after the tragic loss of Bjorg Lambrecht.
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SRAM Force eTap AXS groupset
Same functionality as Red eTap AXS but for £1000 less: how does Force eTap AXS shape up?
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Best cycling apps 2019: iPhone and Android tools for cyclists
We round up the most useful mobile apps for cyclists: if you use an app not listed here, tell us about it
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Tour de l’Avenir releases footage of Tom Pidcock's crash
The Tour de l’Avenir has released footage of the crash that hospitalised Tom Pidcock.
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Dominant teams curb enjoyment of cycling, UCI survey reveals
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John Degenkolb signs with Lotto-Soudal as they continue to improve Classics line-up
John Degenkolb will be joining Lotto-Soudal next season as they continue to add talent to their Classics line-up.
