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Shimano Ultegra R8170 - £2,476.75 | 2.716g
A second-tier groupset that's made a play for the top
Rick Zabel's - Giro diary
No stage wins but fitness gains aplenty
LET'S TALK ABOUT...SUN PROTECTION
As high summer approaches, promising blissful long hours of sun-drenched cycling, Chris Marshall-Bell urges you to take a moment to consider the serious risk to your skin
Giro d'Italia 5 June, 1966
Molteni also rounded out the race as team winners.
Aussie rules as Hindley takes Giro
Jai Hindley proves he's the real deal, sealing Giro victory in the final-day time trial
Perfecting the art of the nature break
Peeing is a task almost every rider will undertake at least once a race.
My life lessons in fitness
The most successful team pursuit rider ever, Ed Clancy is a gold-plated authority on nailing it at the highest level year after year. Here, he shares the secrets of his consistency with Chris Marshall-Bell
Yates's Giro dreams left in tatters
Brit drops out of GC contention, writes Vern Pitt
HEARTBREAK ITALIA
Think of Italian bike racing and you inevitably think of some of the most passionate scenes in cycling. The flipside is the heartbreak when it doesn't go to plan. James Shrubsall counts down seven of the most devastating
Démare emerges as Giro's sprinter to beat
Cavendish in great shape but comes up short against the Frenchman, writes Vern Pitt
Hayter & Britton are Milton golden boys
British pair's gold medals are the highlights of a strong showing for small GB squad at Canada Nations Cup
COLNAGO - EVOLUTION OF A LEGEND
As the revered marque releases the C68, Simon Smythe looks back at the history of this fabled Italian thoroughbred
Colnago C68 £12,449 | 7.3kg
Has Simon Smythe found his dream machine? We find out...
Cycling Weekly 12 June, 1999
Pantini's time is up, and a new tester hits the UK scene
BABY OIL BRUISES INSIDE THE TOUR SERIES & HOTEK GHOSTS
Intrepid rider with Awol O'Shea and journalist Charlotte Broughton recounts her experience of racing the UK's biggest criterium series
Rick Zabel's Giro diary
Warp speed mode to the mountains
Ineos set up for Giro hat-trick
Carapaz claims pink but the hardest days in the Italian Grand Tour are still to come, writes James Shrubsall
FUEL FOR THE WORK REQUIRED
Matching fuelling intake to energy demands is a hot trend in high-performance cycling. Anita Bean explores the underlying principles and how to get on board
Pearson Summon The Blood
A great ride and top-notch components, but is it better suited to endurance riding than the rougher side of gravel, asks Stefan Abram
Bäckstedt claims first Flanders title
Welshwoman honours rainbow jersey in style ahead of move into pro ranks, reports Vern Pitt
Beth Morrow's Basso Diamante Disc
A fast do-it-all disc rig with a heavy sprinkling of Italian components
STILL SMILING
Former national champion Jess Roberts is back after a two-year absence caused by debilitating back pain. Vern Pitt hears her story of pain, self-doubt and self-discovery
THE WORLD TOUR'S TALENT FACTORY
Development squad Hagens Berman Axeon continue to thrive where others flounder. What's the secret of their success?
Ride London Classique
27-29 May, Essex and London
THE HUB
All the news you might have missed from the last seven days
Mieke Kröger's Paris-Roubaix Felt FR
German national road and track champion's Hell of the North race bike
Wahoo Powrlink Zero power meter pedals £849.99
A power meter version of the iconic lollipop pedal was something Speedplay users had been looking forward to for years and I'll give the game away right now and say they won't be disappointed
THE CW BIG FITNESS PROJECT 2022
With our participants all now recovered from Covid, the season can finally start in earnest...
OPINION - Yorkshire is a beautiful place to get cramp
It’s been a while since I’ve written on these pages and a lot has happened, most importantly I’m back living in Yorkshire full time.
Women's Tour heads up Black Mountain
Full stage details for the whole June race revealed