'I'm gutted' – Oscar Onley ruled out of Tour de France with shoulder injury Netcompany-Ineos leader still recovering from crash at the recent Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Cycling Weekly · Jun 25
Ridden by a teammate of Eddy Merckx, the Molteni orange paint is inextricably linked to The Cannibal and his team Joseph Bruyère's bike is in immaculate condition, but exactly who built it remains a mystery Cycling Weekly · Jun 25
If the upcoming Tour de France is tempting you to invest in some new summer racing gear, it's worth knowing that Decathlon is dangling some crazy deals on Van Rysel bikes and clothing at the moment, including high-end RCR Pro road bikes Ridden by pros and boasting peloton-proven performance levels, the Van Rysel RCR Pro is currently available for under £4000. And that's only the half of it… Cycling Weekly · Jun 24
'Other innovations showed early promise but never took off' – Cycling tech that almost changed the sport From oval chainrings to four-spoke wheels, these are the innovations that promised revolution but ultimately faded away Cycling Weekly · Jun 24
Pinarello Q36.5 and Netcompany-Ineos the final teams out: Tour de France 2026 start list All the riders for the French Grand Tour Cycling Weekly · Jun 24
'Its potential contribution to anti-doping has remained largely unexplored' – trial to use power data to fight cheats in pro cycling International Testing Agency to begin trial with the University of Kent and University College London Cycling Weekly · Jun 24
Assos Mille GTO S11 Bib Shorts Review: A top tier pair of shorts for a top tier price The pinnacle of cycling shorts has been further improved upon, but the gap between this and the bottom end Assos Mille GT shorts has narrowed significantly Cycling Weekly · Jun 24
"Riding in the WorldTour is a big step up physically": Oliver Peace takes us through his training Picnic Post NL's young Yorkshireman takes us through a training week as he prepared for short, early season stage races Cycling Weekly · Jun 24
Cat Ferguson ruled out of Tour de France Femmes with double ankle fracture Briton expected to need 'several weeks' to recover Cycling Weekly · Jun 23
Visma-Lease a Bike reveal team to support Jonas Vingegaard at 2026 Tour de France Matteo Jorgenson, Sepp Kuss and Victor Campenaerts among names in squad, Wout van Aert absent Cycling Weekly · Jun 23
As Europe broils, should we reconsider how we spectate at bike races– not least the Tour de France? You might need more than a token bottle of water if you're heading outside this summer Cycling Weekly · Jun 23
She designed the only 32" bike built for everyone: why it took a woman to figure it out Allison Schmitz is a design engineer at Salsa Cycles. Standing tall at 5’2”, she rides a size small bike, which is exactly why the Fargo 32” wheel bike fits everyone Cycling Weekly · Jun 23
Canyon's new e-bike can communicate with cars – but is it bikes that need to change? The 'Vehicle 2 Everything' tech is fitted to the Roadlite:On, displayed at Eurobike next week Cycling Weekly · Jun 22
'I would say I'm stronger' – what does Tadej Pogačar's Tour de Suisse onslaught signal for the Tour de France? A record-equalling fifth Tour victory seems more of an inevitability than ever Cycling Weekly · Jun 22
Cycling Weekly · Jun 22 The Salsa Wanderosa review: I misunderstood this bike completely With full suspension, a Class 3 motor and 2.35" tyres, Salsa's Wanderosa looks like a drop-bar e-MTB. After weeks of riding, I discovered it's something far more interesting
Cycling Weekly · Jun 22 'Katie Archibald and Laura Kenny got me into cycling' – meet Madison world champion Maddie Leech Great Britain's newest track star takes on Cycling Weekly's Q&A as she plots her route to the LA Olympics
Cycling Weekly · Jun 22 ‘I couldn’t control the cancer, I could control doing my job well’: TV’s Rebecca Charlton on how cycling became her escape during the fight of her life The journalist and commentator was diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer in July 2025, but says the cycling community helped her to stay positive
Cycling Weekly · Jun 22 US Pro Nats: Kate Courtney and Quinn Simmons claim road titles For Courtney, the win caps a remarkable transition to road racing; while for Simmons, the victory marks a third elite road race title
Cycling Weekly · Jun 21 Lael Wilcox abandons Around the World attempt amid health concerns - 'It's kind of a miracle I haven't just passed out' The ultra-endurance cyclist ended her bid to break Mark Beaumont's around-the-world record after suffering heat exhaustion during a European heat wave
Cycling Weekly · Jun 21 'I have only love for the haters': Carlton Kirby opens up about his opinion-dividing career in commentary The TNT Sports commentator on his ‘Partridge’ years and surviving the wrath of those who don't have any time for his Kirbyisms
Cycling Weekly · Jun 20 Coffee outside: a celebration of the bike community and coffee, and how to make the best coffee outside A dive into the metaphorical mug of the outdoor coffee brewing community. Plus brewing tips and some history
Cycling Weekly · Jun 20 You don't need a WorldTour bike, but I will defend to the death your right to buy one Dr Hutch would love it if bikes were cheaper. But, he argues, if you have the money, and the inclination, you should be able to buy what you want.
Cycling Weekly · Jun 19 Jhonatan Narváez wins Tour de Suisse stage 3 from the breakaway Ecuadorian rider holds off the sprinters’ teams alongside Xando Meurisse
Cycling Weekly · Jun 19 Zoe Bäckstedt takes dominant sprint win on Tour de Suisse Women stage 3 It is the second bunch sprint victory in the pro ranks for the former Junior World Champion
Cycling Weekly · Jun 19 Pirelli Cinturato Gravel M HP review: A tyre that qualified me for the Gravel World Champs and avoided any punctures at the notorious Gralloch Gravel race Straight out of Pirelli’s High Performance centre in Italy, these new tyres are aimed to excel on loose and muddy conditions, while still fast enough for hard pack gravel.