Viz - November 18, 2021

Bu konuda

Pros and cons of going vegan.

Tech behind the golden Hour.

RideLondon returns in spring 2022

New date and new events unveiled after two years off the calendar

4 mins

Bäckstedt triumphs in Tabor

A fruitful first CX World Cup round for Britain’s young crossers

3 mins

A WORK OF AERT

Wout van Aert truly announced himself as a master of all trades in 2021. CW speaks to the Belgian about his phenomenal year in the saddle

9 mins

PEAK HOUR

It’s 25 years since Chris Boardman rode 56.375 kilometres in an hour – a distance that has never been surpassed. Paul Greasley charts the rise and fall of the technical innovations that produced cycling’s most spectacular record

7 mins

Top-end turbo trainers

Stefan Abram goes in search of the ultimate indoor trainer

2 mins

GOING VEGAN MYTH VS REALITY

Veganism divides opinion among cyclists, with fiery views on both sides. Sports nutritionist Anita Bean pours some cooling impartiality on the overheated debate

10+ mins

Scottish Provident League 1990

British legend Malcolm Elliott leads the pack around a corner in the centre of Leeds.

1 min

Cycling 22 April, 1908

Tour stars line up at the 13th Paris-Roubaix, while Herne Hill hosts the Good Friday meet

2 mins

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Viz Magazine Description:

Viz has been gracing British newsagents' shelves since 1979. Its irreverent mix of bad language, childish cartoons and sharp satire has seen its creators hauled over the coals by the United Nations, questioned by Scotland Yard's anti-terrorist branch and exhibited in the Tate Gallery. Viz's comic characters, such as the Fat Slags, Sid the Sexist, and Roger Mellie the foul-mouthed Man on the Telly,as well as its hugely popular Top Tips and Profanisaurus sections, are firmly established as national institutions, just like Broadmoor Hospital for the Criminally Insane.