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DIY bike fit - savvy saving or false economy?

Bike-fit is big business. For about £150, you can get your position checked by a trained eye at your local bike shop. Parting company with about four times more cash will get you a physio-led fit with biomechanical assessment as standard; and if money’s no object, you can take it one step further with aero-optimisation […]

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Destroy and rebuild - an adventure race across Britain

It is around dawn somewhere in rural northern England and the rain is falling. A thick slather of mud coats the ground the Australian walks on. His bike isn’t much use to him in these conditions, not on this trail. He’s exhausted. His limbs, heart and mind tired from the effort of riding, almost non-stop, […]

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Banking on success - Newcomer Lizzy Banks on her rapid rise to the top

Lizzy Banks out riding near her home town of Sheffield. Picture by Andy JonesThere was a lot of emotion when Lizzy Banks won her first professional race at last month’s Giro Rosa. Post-race tears dried, she stood on the podium, thrust both arms straight upwards, and let out a shout. “Yes!” What was she thinking? “I had always wanted one of the Astoria [Prosecco] bottles and then I […]

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Take our custom bike survey

Click here to respond to our racing survey Buying a custom frame is one of the truly great ways to get your ultimate bike. If you have ever bought a custom build bike or put your valuable time, money and effort into modifying a bike we want to hear from you. You might have splashed […]

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A mountain of characters - camping out on the Tourmalet

You hear it before you see it. The overhead thump, thump of helicopter blades sound the intro, the shouts come in next as the Tour’s orchestra begins to kick into gear. Then the claps commence, followed by the crescendo as the riders arrive and the shouts of “Allez!” hit maximum volume. >>>> Subscribe to Cycling […]

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