James Shrubsall
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Major UK cycle distributor enters administration, according to reports
The Derby-based company Moore Large was responsible for numerous big name brands and has yet to officially confirm the news → Read More
Brompton subscription now available tax-free under Cycle To Work
The British folding bike manufacturer has teamed up with Green Commute Initiative to offer tax free subscription service → Read More
Kristen Faulkner DQ'd from Strade Bianche after being spotted wearing blood glucose monitor
The US Team Jayco-AlUla rider was relegated from third place → Read More
Primoz Roglič takes hilltop victory at Tirreno-Adriatico stage four
The Jumbo-Visma rider outsprints Julian Alaphilippe and Adam Yates; Tom Pidcock crashes with Wout Van Aert → Read More
Your chance to own Tom Pidcock's bike. Or Egan Bernal's. Or Geraint Thomas's...
In short, there's a whole bunch of Ineos Grenadiers kit going on auction tonight, including team kit and components → Read More
Zwift to lay off 15% of workforce to "invest in product"
More major redundancies less than a year after 150 people lost jobs when it paused smart bike plans → Read More
Mads Pedersen takes Paris-Nice overall lead after sprinting to stage two win
Dane Mads Pedersen took over the general classification lead in the 'Race to the Sun' after winning a chaotic sprint on stage two to Fontainebleau. Second place went to Jumbo-Visma's Olav Kooij, with Magnus Cort (EF Education-EasyPost) third. Tadej Pogačar again swiped some seconds in an intermediate sprint, beating Michael Matthews (Jayco-AlUla) to the punch. Full story shortly. → Read More
Trek-Segafredo pro fined for killing former head of state's cat
Antonio Tiberi was 'testing' his new air rifle, the court is told → Read More
Disc brakes in Chris Froome's firing line after Tour du Rwanda woe
Froome takes aim in an Insta reel after slow wheel change that brought his long solo break to an end → Read More
Paris-Roubaix: the key cobbled sectors
We look at some of the most famous and most significant sectors of pavé in the Hell of the North → Read More
Remco Evenepoel takes UAE Tour lead at Jebel Jais finish
The world champ comes in just behind lone stage winner Einer Augusto Rubio, with Adam Yates third → Read More
Bike sales drop to lowest levels in two decades, says industry report
But gravel bikes are a rare standout performer, according to the figures → Read More
Tom Pidcock shows off descending skills as he smashes LA downhill
Yorkshireman brings out all his best Tour de France chops for 'sketchy' ride down Tuna Canyon descent → Read More
'Seismic' roads review a victory for cyclists – and the planet
All new road projects in Wales must now be aimed at reducing car use and encouraging active transport → Read More
Mark Cavendish could ride Giro d'Italia in run-up to Tour de France record attempt
'The more races the better, says Astana Qazaqstan boss Alexandre Vinokourov → Read More
Race online for record $1 million prize pot
The seven-stage virtual championship on MyWhoosh is open to all → Read More
Legendary cycling record-breaker Eileen Sheridan passes away aged 99
The 'Mighty Atom', who was hailed Britain's Greatest Cyclist' was just eight months shy of her 100th birthday → Read More
2023 set to be year of bike bargains, according to retailers
Lots of stock vs a dip in demand means potential bargains as industry attempts to right itself post-covid → Read More
Helmet tech company MIPS reports 46% fall in sales for last quarter of 2022
The Swedish company, which makes rotational impact protection systems, feels the brunt of the cycling downturn → Read More
A menu fit for a champion: Remco Evenepoel's eating plan revealed
The world champion has been eating well this week, and riding rather a lot too → Read More