London to Brighton on an 1891 bicycle
Ross Adams’s planned 97-kilometre ride shows how much bicycles have changed—and how much of the pleasure of riding remains.
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Europe’s cycling investment: why budget labels tell only part of the story
A study offers a preliminary €6.8 billion estimate of EU contributions to projects with a cycling component across 2014–2027.
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Demi Vollering’s 2026 season: from the Classics to a world title
The Dutch road racer closes the year with 16 wins, a world champion’s jersey and the top position in the individual world ranking.
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Ljungleden: 170 kilometres between Gothenburg and Falköping
The West Sweden regional cycling route links coastal and inland networks, allowing riders to choose a short section or a longer trip.
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BMX Racing World Cup season to finish with two rounds in Sarasota
Rounds nine and ten of the 2026 BMX Racing World Cup are scheduled for 31 October and 1 November in Sarasota, Florida.
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The Ineši Scenic Routes: three rides in one corner of Vidzeme
Choose a 15, 23 or 35-kilometre ride around Ineši. The marked routes bring together rolling landscapes, lakes and places of local heritage.
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Manchester’s bicycle story: chains, aluminium and new freedom
In the late nineteenth century, Manchester workshops helped turn the bicycle into a lighter, more accessible way to travel.
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Choosing a bike saddle: measure, then ride before buying
Sit-bone width helps narrow the options, but riding position and a trial on your own bike reveal more than a label or generous padding.
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Garmin Edge 1060 lets riders find a route without leaving the bars
The new cycling computer combines voice commands, route comparisons and a speaker. Some messaging and alert features require a connected phone.
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In Deinze, the railway becomes a cycling link rather than a barrier
Cycle tunnels, a route alongside the tracks and repurposed bridges show how a Belgian town has made major transport corridors work for everyday bicycle trips.
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