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…
We speak to voices across the industry to understand the shortcomings of the Cycle to Work scheme, and the blockers that prevent it being broadened The Cycle to Work scheme has been at the centre of an industry debate for months now,…
Could you make your club run more friendly and welcoming by introducing a bit of matriarchal thinking? The New Forest Off Road Club tells us how to do it The sport of cycling is a broad church. If your favourite…
Everyone knows pro bikes are heavier than they used to be. We look at the data to find out what caused it. Roll back the clock a few years, and it seemed that all the bikes in the pro peloton…
Barry Scott, founder of Cycle to Work provider GoGeta, tells us how the Cycle to Work scheme can be fixed without government intervention The UK’s Cycle to Work scheme should be a gift for bike shops. It is a piece of legislation…
Charlie Hobbs and Markus Stitz have created a set of events that put camaraderie and adventure first, as the Dorset Dash heads to Scotland Charlie Hobbs made Britain’s first-ever gravel event. The Dorset Dash, a 160km gravel ride in the…
We’ve all heard it. Cyclists are ‘a nuisance’ and should clear the road ‘for those of us who pay road tax…’ But where does this attitude come from? It won’t come as a surprise to hear that there is sometimes…
