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Here's how to choose the best indoor training app for you this winter

Know your ERG from your Level, your Direct Drive from your Smart Bike

Interview Yorkshireman talks exclusively to Cyclingnews about his successful first season with Q36.5

Guide Everything you need to know about the top-tier professional racing series, teams, races and world ranking

Analysis The key stats and figures behind Pogačar and company's stellar 2025 campaign

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After seven years, the KICKR CORE 2’s updates and new features build on the strong platform that the original CORE created

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Where heritage meets innovation: Van Rysel’s mission to merge past, present and future

Avoiding the dirt and rain outdoors doesn't mean your bike is immune to needing some TLC

Feature Some are essential for safety, while others are more comfort or performance based

What do you need to level up your indoor riding experience

Member Exclusive Forget the UCI, all the best bikes come out to play for a few minutes up a very steep hill in the middle of England

Pro Bike Safe? Probably not. Interesting? Absolutely... just don't tell the UCI!

Transfer Index The ultimate guide to the pro cycling transfer window, tracking every move across the men's and women's WorldTours

Test your knowledge of the biggest race in men's cycling

Feature Your jacket hasn’t ‘stopped working’, it just needs a bit of TLC to get it back to its best

Feature The Giant of Provence – which hosts the queen stage of the 2026 Tour de France Femmes – can be a nightmare if you don't prepare, so here are some tips to turn the beast into a good memory

Analysis Two stage finishes atop Alpe d'Huez are only one piece of the 2026 puzzle

The statistics and stories behind the mythical mountain in Provence which will feature in the Tour de France Femmes in 2026

The very first mountain-top finish in the Tour has never failed to live up to its status as the most iconic in the race's history

Opinion Farewell to the dying breed of cool, utilitarian functionality