This London-based LGBTQ+ cycling community has made an inclusive space within cycling Not long ago, says Queers on Wheels founder Santi Suarez, there were few places where the LGBTQ+ community could come together besides nightclubs. Now, thanks to new groups…
The Giro d’Italia leaves for Umbria, and so do GCN. On our last evening, we got to know the local brewers in one of cycling’s heartlands Today, the Giro d’Italia began in the region of Umbria, leaving Tuscany behind. The…
We receive a tour of Gent from progressive yet controversial transport head Filip Watteeuw, who has transformed the city in less than seven years How do you slash car journeys from 55% of trips to 27%, and increase cycling journeys…
Carlton Reid has found a forgotten network of bike lanes, along with a dark history of elitism Journalist, author and historian Carlton Reid recently published research that revealed that hundreds of miles of bicycle lanes were built in Britain in the 1930s. After extensive…
We speak to Mat MacDonald, one of the founders of Safe Streets Now, about their upcoming nation-wide protest There are so many studies, opinions and articles about how we can make our towns and cities safer, but at a certain…
Belgian brand Jaegher is making performance road bikes out of stainless steel. We visited the workshop to find out how this uncooperative material is being used to create something special If you’re going to spend top dollar on a road…
Ex-professional Frederik Penne’s bar is a pit stop for pros, a party for fans, and a celebration of cycling culture. We paid him a visit. When the professional peloton rolls through Geraardsbergen on their way to take on the iconic…
To celebrate the upcoming Tour of Flanders, Cycling in Flanders has released an energy gel that tastes like a Belgian classic dish To celebrate this year’s Tour of Flanders, the tourist board of Flanders has released an energy gel that tastes like a…
Since 1958, Lucien De Schepper has been a signalman at the Tour of Flanders, and his passion for cycling is still unwavering For the past 66 years, Lucien De Schepper has been a marshall at the Tour of Flanders. The 84-year-old…
Andy Bruce came late to cycling, but on Sunday 17 March, he broke the 46.65km hour record. We spoke to him to learn more Update: Andy Bruce broke the Scottish hour record on Sunday 17 March, setting a new record…
