Cycling Weekly

Cycling Weekly stands as the premier destination for cycling enthusiasts seeking news, race updates, product reviews, and tips on fitness and training. Initially launched as a magazine in 1891, Cycling Weekly made its online debut in 2006. Today, the magazine remains the top-selling cycling publication in the UK, and its website attracts millions of cycling fans globally, with a constant increase in readership. We are committed to offering prompt and reliable news, along with insightful interviews from major races and the broader cycling community. Additionally, our expert tech team provides thorough buying advice and unbiased reviews to help cyclists make informed choices.

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SRAM Red AXS 12 months on - Shimano is forced to share the throne

5 days ago | cyclingweekly.com | Joe Baker

SRAM Red AXS dealsThe 15th of May 2025 will mark the first birthday of SRAM’s latest RED AXS road bike groupset, making it nearly a whole year old. As SRAM’s flagship wireless electronic groupset, it promised to introduce innovations across the board - faster front mech shifting in lieu of criticisms of the old system, drastically improved braking performance, and an enhanced app-based setup.
MAAP Aeon Jersey Review: as classy as ever, and built to go the distance

1 week ago | cyclingweekly.com | Joe Baker

Melbourne-based cycling brand MAAP has long been associated with premium kit and coffee-bar cool. With the launch of its new Aeon collection, MAAP has taken aim at the endurance market - riders logging long miles who still want a sharp silhouette. The Aeon Short Sleeve Jersey leads the charge here, blending technical fabric with a comfort-focused fit.
'It can really push me along' - How a velodrome comeback is making Caleb Ewan faster on the road

1 week ago | cyclingweekly.com | Tom Davidson

When he was 17 years old, Caleb Ewan won the first and only world title of his career. It came on the track, in the omnium at the 2011 Junior World Championships, held inside Moscow’s suburban velodrome. A star was born, many thought at the time, and they were right to an extent. Ewan would go on to earn 65 victories on the road, including stage wins at all three Grand Tours, but his track days would effectively stop there. That is, until now.
'I've worked a lot on my sprint' - Kristen Faulkner plots unpredictability on racing return

1 week ago | cyclingweekly.com | Tom Davidson

Known for her solo attacks, Olympic gold medallist Kristen Faulkner has set herself the goal of becoming a “more unpredictable rider”, working to improve her sprinting ahead of the 2025 season. Since turning pro five years ago, the US national champion has made it her party trick to ride away from the bunch. It’s how she won a stage of the Giro d’Italia Donne, one at the Vuelta Femenina, and, most famously, the Olympic road title last summer.
'This is the marriage venue, no?': how one rider ran the whole gamut of hallucinations in a single race

1 week ago | cyclingweekly.com | James Shrubsall

How long is too long when it comes to riding your bike? We all have our own personal gauges when it comes to working such things out. More often than not it comes down to plain old time commitments. An hour at lunchtime, for example, or a requirement to meet a weekend afternoon appointment. For big events, when we have all the time we need, we tend to use common sense and a touch of self-preservation.
Full Tour of Britain Women route announced, taking place from North Yorkshire to Glasgow

1 week ago | cyclingweekly.com | Tom Thewlis

British Cycling has announced that Glasgow will host the final stage of the Tour of Britain Women in June, with Dalby Forest, the North Yorkshire Moors, the Scottish Borders and Tees Valley all set to host the race at various points.
'We don't own gravel - it's a community thing': the spirit of gravel is safe, say British Gravel Championship organisers

1 week ago | cyclingweekly.com | James Shrubsall

This year's British Gravel Championship is some way off, but we have a cast-iron prediction: whoever wins a tricolour jersey on September 14 will have well and truly earned it. Having journeyed up to Dalby Forest in North Yorkshire last week to meet organiser Red On Sports and experience the course for myself, I can confirm that riders will mostly be either climbing or descending, with some heart-in-mouth technical moments and impressive views thrown in for good measure.
ROUVY's augmented reality Route Creator platform is now available to everyone

1 week ago | cyclingweekly.com | Joe Baker

Indoor cycling app ROUVY has rolled out a suite of new features aimed at giving riders more control over their training environment - chief among them, the public release of its new Route Creator tool. Potentially, this gives ROUVY users the power to be able bring their favourite holiday route home with them. Or take the local chain gang route, or favourite loops indoors, to ride or share them with friends wherever they are.
Day or night, I never ride without my Garmin Varia rearview radar light; it's one of the best pieces of cycling tech I've ever owned

1 week ago | cyclingweekly.com | Paul Brett

Summer may be here, and you've most likely packed away your best bike lights until next winter, but I'm a big fan of running daytime lights—especially a rear light, as being spotted by other users in the daytime is just as vital as riding in the darkness. One of the best rear lights on the market is the Magicshine SEEMEE 300, and as a professional deals hunter, I've highlighted many good deals on those.
Hayfever and your riding: how to combat it as the pollen strikes

1 week ago | cyclingweekly.com | James Shrubsall

As bike riders, that moment when cold, dank winter begins to recede and the sun takes over is always a special one. For many of us it's cause for rejoicing, particularly in the UK, where the big glowing orb in the sky chooses to absent itself in favour of wet grimness far too often. However, while a lot of us get to watch the weather forecast warming up with a mental mini fist-pump, the rest are not quite so lucky.