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Cycling Weekly

Oct 15 2026
Magazine

Published by TI Media Limited Cycling Weekly is the UK's only weekly special interest magazine focusing on the cycling market. It is the best source of breaking international and UK news, race reportage, reliable fitness advice, trustworthy product reviews and inspirational features for British cyclists. Always a great read, Cycling Weekly inspires you to ride your bike more!

Taking the safe option

Seixas makes history at Lombardia

Riders protest and demand safer races • Late start highlights road safety concerns, reports Tom Davidson

Top junior team closes • Shibden Apex RT shutsters successful women’s squad after four years

Brits go big at Gravel Worlds • Swift takes bronze in Australia after Young spends the day out front

THE HUB • All the news you might have missed from the last seven days

PEAK PORTUGAL

CANARIES COMPARED • Winter sun, volcanic roads, epic climbs. But which Canary Island is best?

Is your electric pump melting your TPU valve? • Simple inflation strategies can minimise the risk, while the latest tubes offer greater protection

KUOTA K-A1 K8R £6,399

SUPPLEMENTS A DOSE OF REALITY • Contaminants, dubious benefits and accidental megadoses – Anita Bean exposes the uncomfortable truth about the supplements many cyclists trust

ROSSITER AND DISLEY WIN CIRCUIT CHAMPS • Ferguson victorious at Catford CC hill-climb

TIME TRIALS

Rivals, random cyclists, tyres – Dr Hutch has a few things to get off his chest • The Doc’s greatest talent may be bearing grudges

Peace Race • Ian Steel rides alongside the Great Britain team car in the 1952 Peace Race on the way to victory. That year's race consisted of 12 stages, taking riders from Warsaw in Poland to Prague in Czechoslovakia, via East Germany. While Scotsman Steel didn't win any of those, his consistent high finishes saw him emerge triumphant overall at the end. With Ken Jowett and Ian Greenfield also featuring in the top 10, Team GB also became the first nation to take the team prize as well as the overall.

CLASSIC BIKE KLEIN QUANTUM PRO • Klein’s bikes shone brighter than the rest, if only for a short period

Giulio Ciccone questions photo finish image from Euro Champs • What you're saying

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