There is no better known poison to skeleto-muscular health than the desk job: sedentary all day, probably slouching, knackering your […]
Can cyclists and pedestrians share the road?
Cycling shot up the agenda in 2012 with Britain’s Olympic success and a national media campaign. But are other road […]
Claire Armitstead on securing bikes
Ten days ago I nearly became a crime statistic. It happened on a Saturday, some time after I dropped my […]
Tom Meltzer on the phenomenon of fair-weather rage
For many of us, a hot summer day brings with it an urge to try things we would never normally […]
Matt Seaton: I want a red light revolution
If you ride a bike, you probably find this. The non-cyclists of my acquaintance – and there are a few; […]
Freecross: The cross-trainer on wheels
The Freecross is the brainchild of Wolfgang Eisenberg. After an injury, Eisenberg found that cycling put too much strain on […]
City planners tap into wealth of cycling data from Strava tracking app
Sheila Lyons recalls the way Oregon used to collect data on how many people rode bikes. “It was very haphazard, […]
How the Tour de France can help put women’s cycling back on track | Sarah Day
I fell in love with the Tour de France when I was 10. I learned a lot from watching that […]
Unthinkable? ZiL lanes for bikes | Editorial
Moscow’s ZiL lanes were, and still are, the most hated expression of the privilege of Russian elites. In the grumpy […]
Letter: A velodrome too far
How could anyone justify, having already spent £30m on preparing the British cycling team for the last Olympics, now spending […]