Latest articles by Andy Turner
MyWhoosh explained: Is it a legitimate free alternative to Zwift?
Feature Just another virtual cycling app? Or does MyWhoosh pose a serious rival to the Zwift-dominated indoor space and rewrite the cycling e-sports script?
Zwift: Everything you need to know
Feature Zwift has revolutionised indoor cycling, offering a host of training options to get you fit. Here is your ultimate guide
Zwift vs MyWhoosh vs Rouvy – which is the indoor training app for you?
Here's how to choose the best indoor training app for you this winter
Indoor training jargon buster
Know your ERG from your Level, your Direct Drive from your Smart Bike
How to protect your bike on an indoor trainer this winter
Avoiding the dirt and rain outdoors doesn't mean your bike is immune to needing some TLC
What are the hidden costs of an indoor training setup?
Feature Some are essential for safety, while others are more comfort or performance based
Indoor training accessories guide: 12 useful add-ons to level up your winter training
What do you need to level up your indoor riding experience
How bright should my bike lights be? The perfect lumen number for every scenario
Feature Riding in cities, down country lanes, or even in day time all require different brightness demands from your lights. But how many lumens do you really need for each of these scenarios?
Castelli Ultra Rain Cape review: Fits like a jersey, but lacks waterproofing
Review Impressively breathable with a highly elastic fit. However, the waterproofing, even just in showery weather, leaves a lot to be desired
Beyond the Crash – Health, safety and recovery time for athletes who have experienced significant trauma
Member Exclusive Cyclingnews investigates the long road to recovery after the most severe crashes that WorldTour stars experience, from the medical treatments and rehabilitation to the psychological support
Knog Blinder Rear bike light review: Small yet mighty, and a bit of fun too
Review A neat little light that packs a bright punch. I’m not sure about the exposed USB though
Continental Grand Prix 4 Seasons tyre review: Truly a great option for year-round riding
Review Well-balanced performance to resilience ratio that beats most, but comes at a price.
Continental Gator Hardshell review: The most rugged heavy duty tyre out there, but they need to get with the times
Review High levels of puncture protection are paired with great durability and longevity, but they feel so so sluggish
Trek Ion 200 RT / Flare RT light set review: Brilliant for daytime running, provided you can mount them neatly
Review Smart features and good daytime brightness make these great commuter lights in cities, but there are several gripes I have with them
POC Cytal Lite review: Super lightweight and airy, but takes away some of what made the standard Cytal so great
Review Sub 200g weight and even more vents makes for a proper high heat helmet. But to do this the shell has been trimmed, and MIPS gone, and I’m not sure it was worth it
Heat adaptation: Why training in hot conditions, especially indoors, can boost your fitness
Sponsored by MyWhoosh
And why have pro cyclists been seen wearing painters' coveralls on the indoor trainer?
Wahoo Trackr Radar
Review Brilliant battery life and excellent features make for a superb radar light
Specialized S-Works Turbo TLR Review: Wide, grippy, and fast-feeling tyres
Review A lightweight, fast-feeling, super grippy tyre is complemented by a very good value price tag, making these a very attractive race tyre.
Tour de France cyclists keep drinking cherry juice at the finish line, here's why
explained We explain the mysterious red liquid being drunk by riders at the finish line
Reverse engineering stage 13: How do teams prepare for a Tour de France mountain time trial?
In a discipline where marginal gains can mean the difference between winning and losing, how do teams get an edge on the competition?
Why are more juniors making the leap directly into the WorldTour? A deep dive into the new normal
Member Exclusive From training to travel, Cyclingnews looks at how junior riders are tackling the changes that come with signing a professional WorldTour contract
Trek CarBack Radar Tail Light review: Hit and miss detection detracts from some decent features.
A high performer when it comes to pickup range, while other areas leave something to be desired
Pearl Izumi Expedition PRO Bib Short review: Very comfortable but let down by the pockets
Review Supple fabric and impressive chamois for gravel riding, however the performance of the pockets is not good for this level.
