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Locals and shopkeepers had previously accused the cycle lane project, which adds 80 off-street parking spaces, of not allowing drivers to “pull over and park”, thus “killing” the village
The “dangerous” strings are believed to have been left after kite fighting — an activity where participants try to cut the strings of other’s kites using glass-coated strands
Lightweight tech, high-performance sunnies, smart storage solutions and more
It’s Monday, and after a whirlwind weekend trying to keep up with all the bike racing going on (and watching Paul McCartney sing with Bruce Springsteen), a bleary-eyed Ryan Mallon’s back with more cycling news on the first live blog of the week
Israel–Premier Tech's Jake Stewart rode the unreleased bike to victory on stage five of the Dauphiné. It's unique, it has a prototype sticker, and it's certainly a radical departure from the brand's existing aero road model
Cervélo confirms it's a new S5 and is "coming soon", with subtle changes to the frame design, fork width and now featuring an integrated bar and stem
There's lots to catch up on this week, with new products from Giant and Restrap, a groundbreaking upgrade to the Pro Cycling Manager computer game and some bits we've spotted ahead of the Critérium du Dauphiné
The company ceased trading in December, but has now been revived thanks to Factor boss Rob Gitelis – though Millar says he’s in no rush to finalise future plans for the brand, admitting “I haven’t got the bandwidth”
Cyclists say that, despite the criticism, the new racks are “well-used and much appreciated”, though the Reform-led council has announced that further work will be carried out to “improve their appearance”
“Lance is one of the main factors why I’m in the position I am today mentally and physically, so I’m indebted to him for that”
Welcome one and all to the end of the week live blog, join Adwitiya as he takes you through all the twists and turns of news, views, and all the other chatter from the cycling world
The decision to dig up the “unapproved” mountain bike trail, reportedly leaving the wood in a “mess”, has provoked a furious backlash from locals, but a conservation volunteer who helped dig up the track says “the action is not against young people”
Spanish brand Mahle has (finally) entered the mid-drive market, but is it worth the wait?
A magnificent 11 have been awarded Recommends badges for May, with a familiar name achieving cycling perfection once more
Brailsford is reportedly returning to his previous director of sport role at Ineos as part of Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s latest managerial reshuffle
Named after the iconic location of Finale Ligure, Rapha introduces its first gravity-focussed apparel range.
It's a very soggy live blog for you today, British summertime has arrived... Dan Alexander will be keeping dry inside, probably best you do too and have our Thursday cycling round-up for company
Component giant introduces fully automatic, battery-free shifting for urban, trekking, and gravel bikes. A taste of things to come?
The judge found the Lambeth Council guilty of “serious failing” and displaying a “masterclass in selective partial reporting”, while also denying it the permission to appeal the “humiliating” ruling
Campagnolo says that Super Record 13 is the lightest 2x groupset on the market, and the fastest too
Two warehouses were targeted in a joint operation with the European Anti-Fraud Office to crack down on illegal imports of e-bikes and e-scooters
Is it the weekend yet? Nope, but at least Ryan Mallon’s back to help you slog and struggle through the middle of the week on the Wednesday live blog. And the Tour of Britain is starting tomorrow, so things are looking up
Within a year, the LEZ has contributed in improving air quality, with the number of non-compliant vehicles entering the zone also decreasing significantly
Trump-inspired politics land in Cheshire... but in support of bike lanes
Northern Ireland police spokesperson confirms, "We are aware of a video circulating social media of an adult and a child cycling in an unsafe manner"
