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Cannondale Topstone Carbon Lefty and Neo Lefty

Rupert Radley checks out Cannondale’s intrepid new ‘go anywhere, do anything bikes’

The Short Cut To Endurance

Epic rides into unknown territory are advised against for now, but that needn't erode your hard-earned fitness. Chris Sidwells explores how to maintain endurance without 'going long'

Could Froome Really Be Leaving Ineos?

Would Bernal be sad to see Froome go?

‘Sweet, that's sound!'

After losing his hearing 12 years ago, former champion rider Morgan Fox could not have imagined the miracle cure and return to pro cycling that awaited him

RIDING IT OUT

“The virtual Otley CC Rider’s Arms is open every Friday”

RACER'S DREAMS

Tech editor Michelle Arthurs-Brennan describes her dream build…

INSIDE THE BUNCH - Max Stedman

Wants to rule the world, loves music and is sweet on IKEA pick and mix

FOR WHAT YOU DREAM OF

Simon Richardson waxes lyrical about the UKSI bike, and asks other industry figures about their own dream machines

Dr Hutch

Lockdown's revealed the split between riders who train to race and riders who race to train, says the Doc, who admits he's in the latter camp

Ask the Doctor

Sports medicine specialist Dr Nicky Keay answers your most pressing questions

IN PANTANI'S SHADOW

Sixteen years have passed since Marco Pantani’s death and more than 20 since he was in his pomp, but he still casts a shadow over Italian cycling, which has been in a state of steady decline

Froome mulls mid-season Ineos exit

Rumours abound that the four-time Tour champion is ready to sign for another team

THE HUB

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

The world needs the Olympics, but what is their future?

Downsizing the Games while holding on to their status is a tough circle to square

“I am still pushing hard for a sub-22-minute 10”

Worthing Excelsior: club camaraderie has taken a back seat but personal goals remain

British scene mourns Tour of Britain cancellation

Stage race postponed until 2021, but what will the implications be on British cycling?

OPTIMISING FIT FOR PERFORMANCE

Bike-fit guru Phil Burt explains how getting the right set-up can transform your riding

MAKE THE MOST OF GOING SOLO

Lockdown rules oblige us to ride alone, which might seem sad and lonely, but also opens up big opportunities. Hannah Reynolds explores the many benefits of 'flying solo'

How to tackle the CW Max Watts Challenge

Advice from the pros on hitting your peak power

Obituary - Ian White 1946-2020

Ian White was a national time trial champion and competition record holder, who would go on to be a motorcycle pilot in some of the biggest races in the world.

ROLLING AHEAD

Will optimising tyre choice for lower rolling resistance make you faster? Simon Smythe investigates

OPTIMISED FOR AERO

Weight weenies move over. There’s a new metric to obsess over in this decade, and it’s cheating the wind, reports Michelle Arthurs-Brennan

THE BIG CW FITNESS PROJECT 2020

CW catches up with our Fitness Project trio to find out if they’re managing to make progress despite the lockdown

LESS IS MORE

... MARGINAL LOSSES - HOW SMALL WEIGHT REDUCTIONS HERE AND THERE CAN ADD UP TO BIG GAINS ...

Deignan eyes women's Paris-Roubaix

Packed autumn makes the new Queen of the Classics difficult to target, writes Owen Rogers

CLEAN UP TO POWER UP

James Bracey discovers a selection of low-hanging watts

Revised World Tour Calendar ‘Good For The Head' Says Ben Swift

Coronavirus cloud moving to make way for a possible cycling season, writes James Shrubsall

‘Female members formed a virtual choir to sing Queen's Bicycle Race'

The club is swapping evening group rides for virtual quiz nights

What's your earliest Grand Tour memory?

The French shone at their home tour in the Eighties

KING KELLY REIGNS IN SPAIN

Sean Kelly recounts the story of Ireland’s first-ever win in the Vuelta a España to James Shrubsall