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‘We put training wheels on my bike to start and my husband walked next to me playing Eye Of The Tiger the whole time’: Traumatic brain injury survivor returns to cycling at closed road event

The Five Boro Bike Tour takes cyclists through New York City on car free streets and was the launchpad for a traumatic brain injury survivor and hip replacement patient to return to cycling

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'The best form of defence is to attack' – Tadej Pogačar outsprints breakaway to win Tour de Romandie stage 1

The Slovenian also takes the lead in the week-long Swiss stage race

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'It will continue to be the Rouvy you all know and love' – Zwift acquires indoor cycling app rival Rouvy

Two companies will maintain their independent operations and subscription packages

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The amalgamation I’ve been waiting for: Hutchinson fuses speed with brilliant all-round tread in the Touareg Race tyre

Hutchinson has brought more speed to one of my all-time favourite gravel tyres

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'We will push the team to its limits': Can AI help Netcompany-Ineos claim an eighth Tour de France win?

Human side of cycling stressed by Geraint Thomas, despite new data-led approach

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Campagnolo takes the fight to Shimano and SRAM with a new groupset that looks Super but can be had for Ultegra money

Campagnolo puts its troubles behind it with a sensible groupset launch that fills an obvious gap, and gets it back in the game in a serious way.

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'After more than a decade on the world stage, it’s time to close this chapter' – Olympic medal-winning cyclist retires to become a full-time fireman

Matthew Glaetzer makes decision to swap helmet for hose, leaving the velodrome to pursue a career as a fire fighter in South Australia

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'That is extraordinary' –Paul Seixas added 20 watts per month to his power over the winter, according to fellow French pro

No wonder he's winning so much this season

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Velocio Luxe Bib Tights review: leg coverage for spring rides

Comfy and nicely made, but only suitable for warmer days.

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32" wheels are happening but who are they for, when will they arrive, and does it even matter?

Small builders are moving first, big brands are staying silent, and half the cycling population can't ride them yet. Welcome to 32" wheels at Sea Otter

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How much, how long, will there be a women's team and what about the white shorts? Everything you need to know about the Netcompany-Ineos deal

The British WorldTour team has a new name – here are your questions answered

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'I can see him on the podium in Paris at the end of the three weeks' – The case for sending Paul Seixas to the Tour de France

On current form, there’s only one rider in the world capable of getting close to Tadej Pogačar, but he’s not even 20, yet

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Netcompany-Ineos Cycling Team – Ineos Grenadiers reveal their new name and a five-year sponsor partnership

The announcement has been highly anticipated

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'Our plan was to make the race as hard as possible for everyone else, from the first kilometre' – Otto van Zanden edges tight CiCLE Classic

Young Dutchman takes out the 20th edition of the Rutland–Melton CiCLE Classic by half a wheel in 3-way sprint

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‘I'm not even going to pretend I enjoyed it because I absolutely did not’ – Laura Kenny among former cyclists who excelled at London Marathon

Amid tumbling records, several former cyclists took on the London Marathon this year – here’s how they got on

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Paul Seixas will 'destroy everybody' says Tadej Pogačar, after being pushed all the way at Liège-Bastogne-Liège

In turn, Seixas called Pogačar the greatest rider of all time

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'Women are unstoppable and can do anything' – Meet the rider who broke the Women's Double Everesting World Record in secret

Millie Gibbons took the title after lapping the Sant Martí Sacalm 30 times.

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'It’s about giving our sport the visibility it deserves' – Demi Vollering criticises limited women's TV coverage after Liège-Bastogne-Liège win

'We have come a long way, but it shows we are still not there yet,' she said

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'I just won’t quite be ready in time' – João Almeida out of Giro d'Italia with illness, Mikel Landa also not racing

UAE Team Emirates-XRG to head to Italy with changed team

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Magicshine Seemee R300 review: a bright spark let down by a jittery radar

Beautifully packaged and exceptionally bright, Magicshine’s latest radar unit offers impressive visibility, but out on the road, its detection reliability struggles to match established competitors.

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Demi Vollering continues winning ways at Liege-Bastogne-Liege Femme to claim historic third victory

The FDJ United Suez rider backs up her victory at Fleche Wallonne earlier in the week with dominant solo effort

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Tadej Pogacar storms to historic victory at Liege-Bastogne-Liege despite stunning ride from Paul Seixas

The UAE Emirates rider won the fastest of the 112 editions despite challenge from 19-year-old Paul Seixas

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Remco Evenepoel escapes rivals in huge early break at Liège-Bastogne-Liège

UAE Emirates-XRG and Decathlon CMA CGM forced to chase

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Lezyne Radar Drive 300 Rear light review: a beast of a radar that’s powerful enough to take on the best

A worthy alternative, good enough to shake Garmin and Wahoo’s dominance in bike radar. It’s as rugged as a Tonka Toy and as unerring as a vampire bat

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'If you don't nurture it, it will just die' – is grassroots racing really on its knees in the UK?

Entries are falling and races vanishing across Britain. Tom Davidson investigates whether the grassroots scene is in terminal decline

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