Written by Brooke Stirling and posted
on Jan 25, 2019
The UK is home to some of the most stunning, challenging rides to date. Whether you prefer the cobbled classics, iconic climbs or tough sportives, there is surely an event for you just waiting around the corner.
Written by Alex Bennett and posted
on Jan 08, 2019
When building and upgrading roads in the future, the UK’s health watchdog hopes town planners and local authorities will place the public’s physical and mental well-being front-of-mind.
Written by Brooke Stirling and posted
on Dec 18, 2018
Solicitor Jan is passionate about the legal profession and has a particular interest in managing cycling claims, being a keen cyclist himself. In this Q&A, discover what led Jan to the team, his impressive experience and additional interests.
Written by Fran Bibby and posted
on Dec 05, 2018
We know making the decision to switch to two wheels has endless benefits, however, it doesn’t come without significant risk. Sadly, this is something any keen cyclist knows all too well. The “us vs them” mentality between motorists and cyclis...
Written by Brooke Stirling and posted
on Nov 12, 2018
Despite safety concerns being the main obstacle for those considering cycling, research suggests are not nearly as prominent as public opinion suggests.
Written by Jan Canter and posted
on Oct 22, 2018
If you (like me) have ever been unfortunate enough to suffer a serious injury following an accident, then I suspect pretty high-up your list of priorities was getting fit enough to get back on your bike. In many ways this says a lot about the values cyclists hold dear.
Written by Jan Canter and posted
on Oct 10, 2018
The cycling community breathes a sigh of relief following a near miss in reform proposals to the personal injury sector. The legislation would still block essential legal advice for injuries worth £2,000 or less when a negligent driver crashes into their car.
Written by Jan Canter and posted
on Sep 20, 2018
These are exceptional times for professional British road cycling. Following on from Froome’s victory at the Giro D Italia and Thomas’s win at The Tour DeFrance, we now have Yates victorious at the Vuelta a Espana on Sunday.
Written by Alex Bennett and posted
on Sep 12, 2018
In a world-first, para-cycling races will be included at the Track Cycling World Cup, which is set to take place from December 14 at London’s Lee Valley Velopark.
Written by Fran Bibby and posted
in Lifestyle on Jul 30, 2018
The world’s biggest, annual, free spectator sport has drawn to a close for another year. For the past three weeks we cyclists have been able to experience our version of TV heaven! Throughout this three week period, whether a rest day or not, all 21 stages - and the extended highlights - of the Tour de France have been covered live on Euro Sport and ITV 4.
