Chris Hoy


HOY Bikes: the journey so far

The summer of 2012 was a memorable one for me. When Sir Chris Hoy was powering away from Maximilian Levy to take the Keirin title at the London Olympics, I was halfway up an Alp struggling to get a phone signal to find out the result. Just a few weeks later I'd be treading the halls of the Eurobike show with the man himself, working with him to create the new bike range that bears his name.

Hoy's Hidden Bikes compo gives you the chance to win a £1,000 bike

Three gold bikes hidden across the UK, follow the clues to find one and you could win big

Sir Chris Hoy: we should "break the chain" with dopers

Doesn't want tarnished riders back in the sport

Sneak peek: Hoy road bike

New bike range from Sir Chris nears completion

Newbie track cyclists end up in hospital after crash at beginner class at Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome

Cuts, bruises, a broken collarbone - and a chunk ripped out of the boards

Sir Chris Hoy is given freedom of the city in Edinburgh

Honour in recognition of his status as Britain's most successful Olympian

Edinburgh calls for Chris Hoy cycle network

'Golden standard' of cycle infrastructure to honour Olympic hero

Chris Hoy and his special track bike

A triumph of marginal gains in the pursuit of excellence