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The World’s greatest bike race, the Tour de France, is almost upon us, and this sporting grandaddy has a whole lot of connections to mountain biking, as Steve tells us
It’s new bikes galore in 2026, from the likes of Specialized, Bianchi and Cube, alongside plenty of go-faster tech. Here’s what’s not been seen previously in the Tour de France
A spectacular start in Barcelona, an early trip to the Pyrenees, a backloaded, brutal third week, plenty of chances for the opportunists, and a double dose of Alpe d’Huez – what’s on the menu for the 2026 Tour?
A few days ago Cannondale announced that this would be their last season of sponsoring an MTB factory racing team, after 30 plus years at the top table of racing. Steve looks back at their top dog teams from over the years
Liam puts Specialized's latest road racer up against what is probably its greatest threat
Liam takes a closer look at every Tour de France bike, ranking them on little more than vibes alone
“Who wouldn’t want to go out for a bike ride and get cheered on as they’re riding, you know?”
This week we're looking at three intriguing new e-bikes, poring over Halfords' healthy profit margins, and heading stateside for some disappointing yet typical bike licensing news (will they ever learn?)
It's fair to say Richard has been rather impressed with the pre-production Tarran L1s that he managed to get his hands on. Read on for all the details and an early verdict
There are big savings to be had on products from Garmin, Wahoo, Continental, Endura, and more
It can get mighty toasty out there, even here in the UK. Here's how to stay protected and comfortable
Bosch's first-ever hub-based motor, Voi crit, and e-bike-related updates from Oxfordshire and Florida feature in this week's round-up
"Be motivated like the falcon, hunt gloriously." A quote from Rumi, the 13th-century Persian poet...
Road bikes, carbon wheels, bike computers, clothing, helmets and more, all feature at far less than full retail in this week’s Dealclincher roundup
Lime is offers “valets” for US footie fans, Voi wants operators to unite, and NYC brings charging units to the city’s sidewalks...
Wherefore art thou, Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes?
The former England midfielder is currently cycling and running some mega distances on her quest to get from Wembley to the Stadium of Light by Friday. Here's some more info on the bike she's using
Fancy a dip into the 32-inch wheel waters? Here's most of the 32-inch gear we know of that's readily available, including bikes, tyres and wheels
New bikes, bikes stripped of their paint, retro bikes, very shiny bikes, heavily modified bikes... once again, the race with a new name that will never catch on proved fruitful when it comes to sweet pro bike tech
This is a tip of the hat to Charlie, with a little help Gary Fisher, Tom Ritchey, Charlie Kelly and Joe Breeze
Although visually similar to the original 1950s classic, this one was built brand new in 1997, and rides like the thoroughbred it is!
The bike might just be a faster version of the Specialized Aethos
The designers got the crayons out to hide the details...
The new bike features a host of changes
