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Just a few weeks back the ultra-fast French racer Victor Bosoni stormed home to victory in the Tour Divide, one of the greatest offroad endurance races around. Steve caught up with him to hear about how he won the race, and his controversial Traka
What drivetrain does it take to be successful in the Tour de France? We take a closer look at the gearing choices of the pros
Tadej Pogačar obliterated record after record on his way to a fifth career Tour de France title, in the fastest edition in the race’s history. But what do the peloton’s ever-increasing speeds mean for the sport, its safety, and its credibility?
Learn more about the first bike frame made out of something other than steel to be piloted to Tour de France victory
Award-winning photographer James Startt reflects on two monumental trips to Alpe d’Huez, 29 years apart
From aero innovators and handmade steel specialists to security brands, these British cycling companies continue to shape modern bike technology through design, engineering and manufacturing carried out in the UK
Thanks to a ferocious attacking display from Richard Carapaz in the Alps, EF Education-EasyPost once again struck gold at cycling’s biggest race. We caught up with EF CEO Jonathan Vaughters about how his team continue to punch above their weight in an era of “human F1 racing”
From medical checks and bike changes to concussion protocols and time limits, this is how riders get back into the race, or why they are forced to stop
Check out all this week's latest e-bike goodies, including Fox's e-bike specific seatpost, free rides for Mancunians, an inspiring journeys + more
Stages of the 2026 Tour de France finish on Alpe d’Huez twice in two days, underlining the mountain's important place in cycling folklore, but what makes this famous climb so special when there are bigger, tougher and more beautiful roads in the Alps?
We headed to Tudor Pro Cycling’s hotel during the Tour’s second and final rest day in the Alps to find out…
Professional race bikes have been stuck with a 6.8kg minimum weight limit since 2000, despite huge advances in carbon tech. With manufacturers now producing safe sub-6kg race bikes, is it finally time for the UCI to ditch one of cycling's most outdated rules?
How much difference have aerodynamics made to the evolution of the racing bike in the Tour de France peloton? Rather a lot, as you'll find out by reading on...
63km, 1,800m of climbing and a mix of fast gravel tracks and technical singletrack - a look at my second-place finish at the Welsh Gravel Championships
While it's not advisable to emulate everything your cycling heroes do, some of their tricks of the trade could make you faster and more comfortable on the bike
"The Best All Rounder that breaks all records" according to the Bates catalogue of the time!
John Tomac is one of the top mountain bike racers of all time, plus one of the sport’s greatest and most recognisable icons. We catch up with John to find out what underpinned his brilliance on the bike
Aero bikes, aero bikes everywhere… This year’s scorchingly fast Tour de France is shaping up to be one of the quickest ever. But are bike brands struggling to keep pace with modern cycling’s rapid racing revolution? We talked to Colnago’s lead engineer about how the peloton’s current crop is pushing their equipment to the limit
This week: rail operator bans non-folding e-bikes, Lime contract ended in Melbourne, a knock-on effect of NJ bike licensing, plus Segway update unlocks auto shifting
To help stay cool on hot summer rides or finding those marginal gains, we've rounded up some of the best cycling deals right now, with savings across Giro helmets, Spatz eyewear, Castelli clothing, components and more
Experienced, middle-aged men have long dominated the cycling holiday scene. But one luxury bike tour company is championing inclusivity and witnessing a gender revolution, based on scenic roads, good food, and lots of wine
Bikepacking comes with an awful lot to think about at the best of times, and going with your kids poses even more fresh challenges. Planned properly, though, it can be a totally wholesome experience as Matt Page explains
We look at the bike computers being used by all 23 teams, from flagship models to the devices riders choose on race day
The latest crop of Tour de France race bikes promises marginal gains rather than radical innovation. Is cycling's rulebook holding back bold design?
Mark Kowalski made a deal with his fiancée that he would not take part in the legendary Transcontinental ultra-cycling race this year. So, he decided to ride 2,800km in a week instead
