Potholes and Pavements: A Bumpy Ride on Britain’s National Cycle Network

In Potholes and Pavements, respected journalist Laura Laker rides along the most significant cycling facility in the country, the National Cycling Network, finding out what works, what doesn’t, and why. She also covers the history of this important asset, and gives us hope that it could play an even more important role in a less-motorised … Read more

“No cars go through a red light – every cyclist does,” claims Nigel Havers

Actor Nigel Havers has claimed that “no cars go through a red light,” while “every cyclist does,” during a discussion with cycling writer Laura Laker hosted by Jeremy Vine on his BBC Radio 2 TV show.The exchange took place during Vine’s afternoon programme on the station yesterday, with footage subsequently shared on his social media channels … Read more

Video: Peter Sagan signs autobiography for fan mid race … again

Here’s something no-one would have had on their procycling bingo cards at the start of the year – three-time world champion signing a copy of his autobiography mid-race, just a few months after it appeared that he had ridden the final road race of a career that saw him rack up no fewer than 121 … Read more

A bike light that promises to get you seen “5.5 times sooner”, plus a hologram-powered smart bike, propeller-powered Seabike + loads more tech news from 3T, Oakley, Continental + more

This week’s Tech of the Week features some cool innovations, including the Seabike pedal-powered propeller, a Bike Radar Sensor with Lane Change Assist, and bike light that claims you’ll be seen “5.5 times sooner” than with a standard light. But first, we’re starting with a stationary bike promising to be the “future of fitness”. The “future of fitness” is… indoors, and involves holograms according … Read more

Kommit Bike Towing System

The Kommit Bike Towing System is a retractable cord-pull design with a high maximum pull force of 120kg, making it suitable for pulling both adults and younger riders. The system requires a suitable location to mount both areas, and the short strap can make installation a bit tricky, but once it’s fitted, riders of all … Read more

Cafe owner blames closure on Brexit and cost of living crisis, but mainly bike lane for “nightmare” 50% loss of sales

A north London cafe and deli owner set to close her business after nine years has blamed a major cycle lane project and says sales halved since it was installed as taxi drivers stopped visiting because they had nowhere to park. The infrastructure on Seven Sisters Road was installed last year, Transport for London introducing Cycleway 50 in reaction to a concerning … Read more