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18 WAYS TO STAY MOTIVATED THIS WINTER

Blue Monday might have been a PR stunt dreamed up to flog holidays, but late January is still a grind. So here's Chris Marshall-Bell with 18 ideas to keep you rolling

Wahoo Elemnt Roam v2

Wahoo's latest head unit is packed with functions and is easy to use, but it may appeal more to the non-racing cyclist, writes Tom Epton

Ribble Gravel 725 Pro

Joe Baker heads out on a steel gravel bike that’s ready for the rough stuff

Are airless, wire-mesh tyres the future for cycling?

Shape memory alloy tyres originally invented for the Mars Rover are being developed for bikes and are hitting the market this year

CLASSIC REVIVAL

With the popularity of vintage cycling gear on the rise, Tom Thewlis went looking for bargains in Oxfordshire's Golden Age Cycles

ETHICAL RATINGS

We grade World Tour teams to sort the laudable from the lamentable

OBITUARY Peter Graham 1935-2023

Multiple national hill-climb champ and promoter

Jumbo-Visma DS: 'There are some big talents coming out of Britain'

Young Brit Finlay Pickering spotted training with Dutch squad

Caleb Ewan seeks to rebuild on home soil

Aussie impresses as part of national team

Teams eye Zwift scouting following Vine's Tour Down Under win

Australian's victory vindicates virtual selection

Cycling and Mopeds 30 July, 1958

All hail the Empire Games as England tops medal table

Stephen Roche, Dublin 1987

Stephen Roche greets crowds in Dublin following his historic victory in the 1987 Tour de France.

WATT WORKS FOR ME Sean Flynn

The former national champion on the mud tells CW how he's transferred his talents to the road

THINK LIKE A PRO

Pro cyclists don’t just have different genes from the rest of us, their minds work differently too.  Sports psychologist Josephine Perry highlights the mental traits inseparable from success

Wilier brings back suspension for new endurance superbike

Italian brand introduces second-generation version of the rear microshock absorber developed in 2017 for the Cento10 NDR

SONIC YOUTH ETHAN HAYTER

Ethan Hayter firmly established himself among the best British riders on the road in 2022. Andy McGrath catches up with him to see how he'll go one step further still in 2023

THE HUB

All the news you might have missed from the last seven days

Thibaut Pinot to retire at the end of the year

Frenchman's departure leaves a hole in the sport and Tom Davidson's heart

OBITUARY Martin Ayres 1943-2023

Celebrated editor who led Cycling Weekly through the 1980s

Rapha to redesign Olympic champ's kit after UCI rule oversight

Richard Carapaz's EF Education-EasyPost kit lacked the required gold

Five battlegrounds of the 2023 Vuelta

This year’s Spanish Grand Tour sees the scuffling start in earnest as early as stage three

Bäckstedt aims for Worlds podium after National Champs win

Eighteen-year-old’s coach, Emma Trott, says ‘anything is possible’ for Bäckstedt ahead of Netherlands showdown

New Specialized Diverge STR goes full-sus

Specialized’s do-it-all gravel machine gets 30mm of rear-wheel travel in a radical overhaul

Gregg Booker's Monsal hill-climb winning Planet X

Magpie mods give a retro rig the edge

Worlds debutants have instant impact on GB medal haul

New Great Britain squad members shine bright on the track at the World Championships, reports Tom Davidson in Paris

GB men back on top in team pursuit

Special bond leads Great Britain to TP glory at the Track World Championships in France

Wynne-Cattanach lays down National Hill-Climb marker

Welsh champion bests defending champ Tom Bell on The Rake, reports Snowdon Sports

BC and Shell needs to succeed if it wants further investment

British Cycling must act fast if Shell is ever to be deemed acceptable, say insiders

MAKING THE GRADE - PLEASURE VS PROGRESS

In the final part of his 'stepping up' triptych, Alex Ballinger reflects on how much progress he made in 2022 – and, crucially, whether the fun made up for the sacrifices

THE (NEVER-ENDING) SEARCH FOR SPEED

With a wish list of equipment, wind-tunnel time and aero expertise at his disposal, can editor Simon Richardson go quicker still?