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A love letter to Shimano 105
There might be better groupsets, but why would I want them when I love my trusty 11-speed?
By Adam Becket Published
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180 athletes' bikes held hostage in cargo dispute
As TriBike Transport faces cargo standoff, those using the shipping service are left waiting on their bikes
By Kristin Jenny Published
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Bike thief makes off with 10 police bicycles – even law enforcement isn’t safe from bike theft
10 Police bicycles were stolen by a thief in San Antonio Park, Texas.
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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The 'Met Gala of US Track Cycling' draws stars and dignitaries in support of the sport's youth
Star Track is an intersection of cycling legends, luminaries and policymakers from all corners of the cycling world, united in a singular focus of a successful tomorrow
By Christopher Schwenker Published
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'During a time trial I am basically blind': Stefan Küng on his horror TT crash
Swiss rider suffered a concussion and a broken hand in European Championships crash
By Adam Becket Published
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16 years of Tour de France tales told on one fascinating map
The race's hotspots and cool corners laid bare as every stage is superimposed onto a single map
By James Shrubsall Published
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The indoor bike that maintains my sanity is on offer at the lowest price we've ever seen
Save $1,150 on the Stages SB20 and enjoy hassle free indoor cycling forevermore
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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2025 Tour de France to begin in Lille and the north of France
It will be the first "home" Grand Départ since 2021, in the Nord Department
By Adam Becket Published
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WiggleCRC sister company enters administration
French retailer Probikeshop becomes the latest of Signa Sports United's portfolio to fall
By Tom Davidson Published
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Opinion: Professional cyclists deserve a life too
Perhaps 12 nights out at the end of the season shouldn't be too bad a thing, really
By Adam Becket Published
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Can bikes actually get any more aero, or is the arms race over?
Have we reached the end of the aero arms race? And if so, where will future advantages be found?
By Joe Baker Published
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Suffering from numb feet or hands when cycling? Here's how to combat the cold
Your extremities are the first to suffer when the temperture drops. Here's how to avoid painfully cold hands and feet
By Hannah Bussey Published
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Oliver Knight named rider of the year at Rayner Foundation gala dinner
22-year-old presented with award by Lizzie Deignan at cycling charity event
By Tom Thewlis Published
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Cameron Jeffers breaks Boris Bike Hour Record with 32.8km effort
The YouTuber and racer says that it was one of the hardest things he had ever done after setting new target
By Adam Becket Published
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How to stick to cycling as a new rider
Taken up cycling over the summer and keen to stick at it? Ellie Donnell brings you the tips and tricks to keep your motivation high
By Ellie Donnell Published
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Winter Week: That's right, we're 'celebrating' the wet, cold months
We're singing the praises of winter riding, from 13-18th November
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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The UK could be the perfect place to train for all the bits of bike racing you like the least, muses Dr Hutch
Cycling Weekly's columnist reckons the truly dedicated pro riders should be travelling to the UK for their training camps
By Michael Hutchinson Published
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Katie Archibald clinches Track Champions League title in London
Brits in form on final weekend as Archibald, Dylan Bibic, Harrie Lavreysen and Ellesse Andrews win overall leagues
By Tom Davidson Published
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'I thought I'd never be pain-free again – but now I'm cherishing every ride': The comeback from a devastating hit-and-run crash
Long-distance record-setter Christina Mackenzie tells us about her biggest challenge yet – returning to racing after a collision in which she was left for dead
By Trevor Ward Published
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Katie Archibald wins as Brits shine at Track Champions League in London
Trio of British victories sets tone for double-header final weekend
By Tom Davidson Published
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Tweets of the week: Tadej Pogačar in Japan, winter training, and Mathieu van der Poel golfs?
Also, an inspired Halloween costume and more, in your regular cycling social media roundup
By Adam Becket Published
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Sigma Sports offers up to 50% off bikes citing ‘stock excess’
Retailer's new outlet sale comes amid widespread overstocking issues in the industry
By Tom Davidson Published
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From esports to cyclocross, here’s the 2024 USA Cycling National Championship schedule
2024 will see 18 National Championships across road, mountain track, cyclocross, gravel, BMX and esports cycling disciplines
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Kaitlin Armstrong Trial, latest developments: DNA, internet searches and key testimonies move trial forward
These are the latest developments in the Kaitlin Armstrong murder trail that's gripping the nation.
By Kristin Jenny Published
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If it ain't broke, make it even better - Ass Savers launches the Win Wing 2
This cheap but highly effective clip-on fender has been made stronger, gentler on the seat stays and in a highly requested all-black colorway
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Bradley Wiggins at risk of bankruptcy as near £1m claim remains unpaid
Liquidators of Wiggins’s company are selling the rights to the Bradley Wiggins name
By Vern Pitt Published
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Raleigh could close part of business under restructure proposals
Jobs at risk as British brand's parent company enters consultations
By Tom Davidson Published
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Zwift unveils its biggest cycling esports competition after losing out on hosting the World Champs
The Zwift Games will consist of three races for men and women: the Sprint, Epic and Hill championships
By Anna Marie Abram Published
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Chris Hoy Q&A: 'I keep my Olympic medals in a sock'
Team GB legend tells Cycling Weekly about his life in the sport
By Tom Davidson Published