Cycling Weekly

Published by TI Media Limited Cycling Weekly is the UK's only weekly special interest magazine focusing on the cycling market. It is the best source of breaking international and UK news, race reportage, reliable fitness advice, trustworthy product reviews and inspirational features for British cyclists. Always a great read, Cycling Weekly inspires you to ride your bike more!

Travel lifts the spirit

McNulty makes it count in Montréal • 28-year-old becomes first American since Lance Armstrong to win World Championship road race

Mighty Vollering does the treble • Dutchwoman completes the Giro d'Italia, Tour de France and Worlds road race 'Triple Crown'

Marchant retires

FROM WALMART TO THE WORLDS • Rider column

Third time lucky for Morton at 3 Peaks • Australian EF Education–EasyPost rider beats Giles Drake in a thrilling photo finish

THE HUB • All the news you might have missed from the last seven days

SUPER NOVA • Risking bear encounters and endurance overreach, Markus Stitz seeks the adventure of a lifetime on Nova Scotia’s Cabot Trail

ADVENTURE PLAYGROUND • Tipped off that the Dolomites are about to become the next go-to destination for gravel riding,

Are brands still chasing 'peak aero'? • Resident aero expert Andy Turner reckons rider-first design is the next aero frontier

MERIDA REACTO 9000 £6,250 • The Taiwanese brand's popular aero bike returns but is it still the value-for-money king?

NO.6 52/58 SUPERLIGHT AERO WHEELSET £1,625 | 1,281G • Featherweight aero wheelset with carbon spokes and differing rim depths

10 QUESTIONS ON PROTEIN: HOW MUCH IS ENOUGH? • The muscle-building macronutrient is everywhere right now, but what's the truly optimum intake? We ask a world-leading expert

ELLIOTT AND RICHARDSON WIN IN LONDON • Galler victorious again in hill-climbing

CYCLO-CROSS

"Bernard has always felt there was a moral ride as well as an actual ride" • The Doc's friend's training diary is a self-serving work of fiction

Tour de France

CLASSIC BIKE C4 MAGIK • Innovative Italian carbon-fibre bike that beat the big brands on aero design back in the '90s

Are local bike shops staging a comeback?