Cycling Weekly

Cycling Weekly - May 16, 2020

Five million commuters could travel to work by bike following coronavirus lockdown

London commuters travelling by bike (Photo by: Jeffrey Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)

Cycling and walking will be encouraged as public transport capacity is limited to combat the virus

Cycling Weekly, General News, News - May 15, 2020

Make the most of going solo

Though you might enjoy riding solo under normal circumstances and spend a large part of your training – through choice or necessity – on your own, it feels different when it’s compulsory. Many of us are missing the buzz of competition, whether racing or just sprinting mates for a town sign, as well as the […]

Rayner rider Stuart Balfour on his riding and return to Scotland

Picture by Alex Whitehead/SWpix.com - 27/09/2019 - Cycling - 2019 UCI Road World Championships - Men's Under 23 Road Race - Yorkshire, England - Stuart Balfour of Great Britain.

CW: How many miles have you done so far in 2020? Stuart Balfour: I’ve done around 3500miles this year so far. CW: Has your mileage dropped since countries started to enforce lockdowns? SB: The mileage has definitely taken a hit the past 6 weeks or so since lockdown started to come into effect in france. […]

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Cycling Weekly, Product News - May 5, 2020

Zipp's new 303 S is lighter, stronger and cheaper

The newly launched Zipp 303 S is effectively a complete update to the existing 302 carbon wheel, a model that itself broke new boundaries for the brand via its lower price point. Like the 302, the new 303 S is aimed more at the endurance and gravel end of the spectrum rather than racing – […]

CW5000 May challenges

As we head in to May and another month of compromised riding our two challenges are once again designed so they can be done on an indoor trainer. In fact challenge number one is best done on an indoor trainer. This month we’re launching our Max Watts Challenge across the CW channels and so we’re […]