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Radical split seatposts could become 'normal' as designers hunt for aero gains

New dual designs are cropping up on track bikes. Could we see them on the road soon?

Cycling Weekly

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

Cycling Weekly

'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

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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

Cycling Weekly

Sir Bradley Wiggins reportedly at risk of bankruptcy

The 2012 Tour de France winner has not paid a claim against him of nearly £1m

The Independent UK

Bradley Wiggins may face bankruptcy as £979,953 liquidation claim remains unpaid

‘Bradley Wiggins’ and ‘Wiggo’ trademarks put up for sale

Cycling News

Raleigh could close part of business under restructure proposals

Jobs at risk as British brand's parent company enters consultations

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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

Cycling Weekly

Police say tackling spate of violent bike muggings is ‘one of our priorities’

Victims urged to report within the first hour of a crime happening

Cycling Weekly

Future of Tour of Britain in doubt after British Cycling ends deal with race organiser

Race promoters Sweetspot allegedly owes £700,000 in rights fees

Cycling News

Tour of Britain future plunged into doubt over £700,000 legal battle

British Cycling alleges race organiser SweetSpot will owe £700,000 in unpaid race licence fees by the end of 2023

Cycling Weekly

Tour de France spectator guide - everything you need to start planning summer 2024

Buying this week's issue of Cycling Weekly magazine is your first step to planning a trip to the greatest race in the world

Cycling Weekly

Wiggle could face unfair dismissal claims from laid-off staff, say experts

Sources say employees were made redundant without a consultation process

Cycling Weekly

Wiggle cuts 105 jobs after going into administration

Administrators say the decision was 'not taken lightly'

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SRAM set to recall of 12-speed shifters sold aftermarket

Sram Red, Force, Rival and Apex shifters are affected with excess thread lock that could cause levers to move while riding

Cycling Weekly

Opinion: Is the 2024 Tour de France too hard?

With so much packed into the route, is it too rich a meal?

Cycling Weekly

Should cyclists be using daytime running lights?

We shed some light on a trend that has made its way from Volvos to velos, is backed up by accident data and now has a pro cyclist-led campaign behind it

Cycling Weekly

Cyber Monday Bike Deals 2025 might be over, but these 76 hand-picked deals by our experts are still live! HURRY!

The Cycling Weekly deal hunting experts are done for another year; however, panic not, these 76 hand-picked deals are still live!

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'They race like juniors': How men's pro cycling is getting wilder and races refuse to slow down

Racing from the gun during a three week Grand Tour is a big ask for even the best and the strongest. Is this the new cycling?

Cycling Weekly

The beautiful. The unique. The funky — standouts from the 'coolest' bike show of the year.

The bike industry gathered in Portland, Oregon, last week for MADE, and it was a true celebration of the art of bicycle building.

Cycling Weekly

750D: Do we really need another wheel diameter standard?

WTB prototype gravel bike wheel gets facepalm full house from CW tech team but on second thought…

Cycling Weekly

My Training Space: 'I don't ride to win races, I ride for what it gives me'

Yorkshireman Keith Hansom demonstrates the best use of a spare bedroom once the kids move out...

Cycling Weekly

Why we will likely never know which rider Richard Freeman ordered doping products for

With no evidence and limited investigative powers, it seems unlikely any riders will ever be exposed

Cycling Weekly

'It's not meant to be illegal, that's just how it is': Alleycat racer speaks about the culture behind fixed city racing

The underground bike races have attracted attention this past week, so we spoke to someone who takes part

Cycling Weekly

Red Bull Formula 1 car lights up Las Vegas Strip with bike lights

In a marketing stunt, the Red Bull F1 team lit up the Las Vegas strip, cruising at 150 mph down the famous street. As Formula 1 cars don't usually come with lighting, they relied on bicycle lights instead. We got the scoop on which make and model was used, and…

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