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Built exclusively for top pros, this 1950s world title-winning pursuit bike was built by Raleigh's RP department

Norman Sheil's 'factory works' bike that delivered World Championship and Commonwealth pursuit golds.

Cycling Weekly · Sep 1

Are the brands still chasing 'peak aero' looking in the wrong place for performance gains?

Resident aero expert, Andy Turner, reckons there's still some low-hanging fruit in aero optimisation, but argues brands need to be thinking rider-first

Cycling Weekly · Aug 19

Canyon Endurace CFR review: an Aeroad CFR with wider tyre clearances or an endurance bike with racy intentions?

Super comfy over the rough stuff, but too racy to be classed as a bona fide endurance bike

Cycling Weekly · Jul 21

'They test the body and mind in ways rarely experienced': Discover the three savage alpine climbs that offer a breathtaking alternative to Europe's crowded peaks

Less well known than their French cousins, the Alps in Austria offer just has tough a challenge

Cycling Weekly · May 22

A humble bike for a humble rider, who was one of the greatest of all time

An eagle-eyed collector spotted Beryl Burton's world title winning pursuit bike languishing in the back of a pickup truck

Cycling Weekly · May 21

Specialized S-Works Aethos 2 review: is this the perfect road bike?

What the new Specialized Aethos lacks in outright aerodynamic performance, it makes up for in integration, 35mm tyre clearance and ridiculously light total system weight

Cycling Weekly · May 20

Family of murder victim traumatised by photo of her killer

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The Independent UK · Apr 25

Family of murdered woman traumatised after being handed photo of her killer laughing by police

Julie Butcher was strangled by her ex-husband at their home in Swindon after she attempted to leave the marriage

The Independent UK · Apr 25

'We've got loads of amazing technology now, but fewer size options' – whatever happened to women-specific sizes?

As brands abandon women-specific bikes, Rosael Torres-Davis examines whether unisex design reflects progress – or leaves women short-changed and ill-fitted

Cycling Weekly · Apr 17

“It may not have the same EQ options as other FRFRs, but the Laney LFR-110 amplifies your digital tone in a way that will easily get you heard on stage”: Laney LFR-110 review

Laney introduces its most compact FRFR guitar cabinet yet, in what could be the perfect on-stage companion to your carefully curated modeling tone

Guitar World · Mar 5