The 2012 Olympics are on the horizon and a state-of-the art velodrome is being built. At the same time, though, Herne Hill Velodrome, the last track to host the Olympics in the UK, is fighting closure…
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Once upon a time, just after the dinosaurs and a little before iPads, it was assumed by many that owning a car and riding a bike simply weren’t compatible…
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The Prostate Cancer Charity and Sharp Electronics, in association with Rapha and Condor, have announced plans for an iconic cycling challenge open to all Cycling Plus readers, to raise funds to continue the fight against the most common cancer in men in the UK.
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Geoff Waugh is one of Cycling Plus’ favourite photographers – and an all-round top bloke – and from tomorrow you’ll be able to see some of Geoff’s best work in an exhibition at London cycling cafe Look Mum No Hands.
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Do you love road bikes and the latest kit? Fancy writing reviews of the best cycling gear on the planet? We are looking for a Technical Editor to work on Cycling Plus, Britain’s biggest selling road cycling magazine.
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The “pub bike” is usually some old rotter you’ve pulled from a skip or found in the shed. A two-wheeler that you don’t look after and won’t miss if it’s nicked…
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The latest issue of Cycling Plus is in the shops right now and among all the other great stuff inside is a feature exploring the culture of cake stops. We’ve also listed 10 of Britain’s best cycling friendly caffs…
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Deloitte Ride Across Britain – the mass-participation John O’Groats to Land’s End ride – is to return for a second year.
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…I don’t mean any old bike, I mean my bike, the one I actually own…
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This morning on Radio 5 there was yet another report on recent research that found that cycling, and road cycling in particular, is the new sign of a mid-life crisis in men. It doesn’t feel like a crisis to this middle aged man…
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