Birzman Tubeless Repair Kit

25/08/2020

Birzman Tubeless Repair Kit

Handy repair kit for tubeless tyre punctures, disguised as a CO2 cartridge and as easy to carry 9/10

25/08/2020

InternationElles to ride this year’s Tour de France distance and elevation in just one week

Riders who campaign for gender equality in the sport will spend four days riding 3,470km in relay, then Everest the Bwlch in South Wales individually

25/08/2020

Coros launches “world’s lightest smartwatch”

New Pace 2 smartwatch said to weigh just 29.7g
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25/08/2020

‘This will be my fifth WorldTour race – it’s crazy how things unfold’: Connor Swift reacts to riding his first Tour de France

'This will be my fifth WorldTour race - it’s crazy how things unfold’: Connor Swift reacts to riding his first Tour de France

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Connor Swift at the 2018 Tour of Britain, during his time with Madison Genesis (Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)

Connor Swift has been chosen to race alongside yellow jersey contender Nairo Quintana for Arkea-Samsic in the 2020 Tour de France, which kicks off in Nice on Saturday (August 29).

25/08/2020

UCI pledges to improve rider safety after high-profile crashes

News comes after Jumbo-Visma’s Jos van Emden highlights pros’ concerns and outlines 10-point plan to make racing safer

25/08/2020

Lusso Adventure Bibshorts

Rugged and comfortable bib shorts combining excellent design and features 8/10

25/08/2020

Canyon update Grail gravel bike range for 2021

Thirteen newly updated models to choose from

25/08/2020

Michael Matthews takes the Bretagne Classic 2020 in a select sprint finish

Michael Matthews wins the Bretagne Clasic 2020 in Plouay ahead of Luka Mezgec and Florian Sénéchal (Photo by Luc Claessen/Getty Images)

The Australian took the win after his team-mate made a gap in the peloton in the closing stages

25/08/2020

Tour de France bikes 2020: who’s riding what?

Frames, groupsets, wheels and finishing kit from all 22 teams riding this year’s Tour de France
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25/08/2020

‘Too many serious crashes have occurred recently,’ says UCI

Aftermath of the crash at the Tour of Poland (Photo by Luc Claessen/Getty Images)

The UCI has said “too many serious crashes have occurred recently” after a number of riders have raised concerns since racing restarted.

25/08/2020

12 great Rapha deals from its 2020 summer sale

All the best discounted Rapha clothing, including jerseys, gloves, jackets and more
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25/08/2020

Near Miss of the Day 462: Maserati driver zooms past cyclist in “blink-and-you’ll-miss-it” close pass

Our regular series featuring close passes from around the country – today it’s Sussex

25/08/2020

Mechanic tells road.cc how Fix Your Bike scheme has slowed his workload as people wait for next wave of vouchers

He is also still waiting for money for work carried out under vouchers he submitted for payment three weeks ago

25/08/2020

Strava stats reveal the power behind the European Time Trial Championships, including Lizzy Banks, Alex Dowsett and Victor Campenaerts

Alex Dowsett during the European Time Trial Championships (Photo by Luc Claessen/Getty Images)

With the fate of the World Championships still uncertain and the Olympics postponed until next year, the 2020 European Time Trial Championships could be the best solo test of the season.

25/08/2020

Deignan leads a British one two at GP Plouay women’s race

Deignan leads a British one two at GP Plouay women's race

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Deignan leads a British one two at GP Plouay women's race

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Lizzie Deignan and Elisa Longo Borghini at the Women’s Tour 2019 (Photo by Charlie Crowhurst/Getty Images)

The British formed a fighting force with 31km to go after Banks forced a selection in grim French weather. A strong group of 10, including world champion Annemiek van Vleuten formed behind the British pair, but with many of them looking to the Dutch woman to close the gap they lacked cohesion, Deignan and Banks […]