Stuart Clarke
Cycling Weekly
United Kingdom
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Past articles by Stuart:
A cyclist’s guide to self-isolation
Need inspiration for cycling based activities during quarantine? Look no further → Read More
Six reasons why cycling in the Peak District is amazing
One of England's many national parks, the Peak District offers a lot to cyclists of all disciplines, although be prepared for a challenge! → Read More
Eight alternative ways to go faster on your bike
Can't be bothered to go on a diet? Cant afford all the latest aerodynamic kit? Well, you don't need them → Read More
Eight reasons why riding alone is better than riding in a group
Riding in a group can be great fun, but riding on your own can be just as good → Read More
15 questions you should never ask a cyclist
Being a cyclist, we're used to non-cyclists enquiring about the eccentricities of our hobby, but there are a few questions that you should steer clear of → Read More
Six things no-one tells you when you start cycling
Everyone's a beginner once, but some people are more prepared for what cycling's all about than others. Here's what no-one ever tells us about before we get into cycling → Read More
13 ways to make your ride to work more like Paris-Roubaix
Paris-Roubaix is excellent, but it's very hard to replicate it in its full glory outside of northern France. → Read More
Check out six of the key Tour of Flanders climbs on Strava
Eighteen climbs make up the modern Tour of Flanders, each of them with their own characteristics. Here are six of the key ascents as Strava segments → Read More
10 excuses we make to not go out riding
We take a look at some of the most common excuses we make not to go out on our bikes → Read More
Nine ways to make your commute more like the Tour de France
Commuting by bike can become a bit mundane, especially in a big city, but here are some ways you can make your journey more like the Tour de France. → Read More
11 types of cyclist we all know
Cyclists come in all shape and sizes, but all personalities as well. Do you love your cycling history, or keep up to date with the latest tech trends? → Read More
Giro d'Italia 2017 live TV guide
The first Grand Tour of the year starts on Friday, May 5, and once again Eurosport is the place to catch all the Giro d’Italia 2017 live TV action. Thankfully the scheduling department at Eurosport has been kind to viewers by keeping the programmes at the same times of the day for the most part, with live coverage normally kicking off at 12.00 (BST). Then, there is a highlights show every night,… → Read More
Who holds the Paris-Roubaix Strava KOMs?
The Paris-Roubaix cobbled sectors must be some of the most prized KOMs on Strava, and although pros dominate, amateurs manage to cling on to a few segments. → Read More
13 ways to make your ride to work more like Paris-Roubaix
Paris-Roubaix is excellent, but it's very hard to replicate it in its full glory outside of northern France. → Read More
Check out six of the key Tour of Flanders climbs on Strava
Eighteen climbs make up the modern Tour of Flanders, each of them with their own characteristics. Here are six of the key ascents as Strava segments → Read More
The nine types of ride we all upload to Strava
Do you ride the same route every weekend? Or record your every movement on Strava? We've all done it, and here are a few more familiar types of ride → Read More
Watch: The best finishes at Strade Bianche
Strade Bianche has created some tantalising finales in its short history, here are three of the best from the Tuscany race → Read More
Tweets of the week: Ryan Mullen, Callum Skinner, Elinor Barker and more
Here are our top picked tweets from the last week in the world of cycling → Read More
Lance Armstrong pulls out of Dublin conference due to 'legal concerns'
Lance Armstrong will not appear at the One Zero Conference in Dublin on Friday, having pulled out on Thursday → Read More
Joaquim Rodriguez performs retirement U-turn to join Bahrain-Merida
Joaquim Rodriguez announces he will join Bahrain-Merida in 2017 having previously announced he was to retire from cycling → Read More