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The campaigners said that the council was giving all the space reclaimed from cars to pedestrians and “next to nothing” to cyclists, but council believes the project is “once in a generation” opportunity

Undeniably pricey and not the only brush you'll need, but excellent for general cleaning

“We are relieved to report that all the riders are okay, but it’s frightening to think that with just one more inch, the outcome could have been very different,” the race organisers said

Welcome to the Thursday live blog! Dan Alexander is on duty, bringing you all your news from the world of cycling as the weekend creeps closer

“The importance of using a cycle lane cannot be understated. Teenagers often do not want to look uncool by wearing a helmet,” the coroner said, while a police officer noted that the Highway Code states that cyclists should not ride on the pavement

According to the DfT’s latest road casualty stats, released on the same day Labour launched its new Integrated Transport Strategy, cyclist fatalities have dropped by five per cent compared to 2023, while the number of injured cyclists fell by six per cent

Solid, bright and waterproof light with good modes and a handy braking function, though the mount could be better

There are some big savings to be had this Black Friday, but perhaps few as big as Pearson’s eye-catching discounts of up to £2,000 on its cutting-edge e-gravel bike range

Trying to find the right gift for 'that' cycling person in your life can feel like hopelessly sweeping a metal detector across a field - a large field, a large muddy field, and a lot of things that might be suitable don’t even show up with a promising bleep, and you’re actually stepping through a minefield. Luckily VecchioJo is here to guide you across the perilous mire and ensure that what you think might be a great present is less Fanta ring-pull and more Viking hoard.

In a bike industry podcast special, Factor chief Rob Gitelis looks back over his 30 years of building bikes, the company’s “business as usual” approach to the Covid pandemic and its aftermath, and how he made the Aussies go three seconds faster in Paris