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As students in the UK prepare to return to their campuses in person, Cycling UK microvolunteer Ruby Seber tells us the highs and lows of her experience in Japan during her year abroad while studying in Brighton
The opportunity of a lifetime
When I was studying for my degree in International…
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Hills can be off-putting, especially to newer cyclists. Content Officer Rebecca Armstrong has all the advice you need to improve your skills so you’ll be racing up those inclines
There’s no getting away from it – hills are hard. No one wants to get to the top…
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Riding with a group turns cycling into a social occasion, something we've all missed over the last year. Before the pandemic, we spoke to a cross-section of Cycling UK members and affiliates as they explained what group riding means for them
Now that group riding across the UK has…
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Rosemary Crane from Fareham wants a lightweight e-hybrid bike to take the pressure off her knees. She asked our Cycle magazine panel of experts for advice…
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Bespoked, the UK handmade bicycle show, ran from 15-17 October. Cycle magazine editor Dan Joyce talked to framebuilders about bike designs and pandemic shortages.
The Covid-19 pandemic didn’t just delay Bespoked, as it did other bike shows. It also saw the permanent closure of its habitual…
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One of Bike Week's #7DaysofCycling is about the benefits a bike can have on mental health, Jools Walker aka Lady Velo speaks openly and candidly about her own mental health and passion for cycling in her debut book Back in the Frame. Cycling UK's Victoria Hazael spoke to Jools about why she chose to write about her cycling and health journey…
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Organising a mass-participation long-distance cycle ride – whether that’s to raise money or just for the challenge – is hard work, but also very rewarding. Here we give you all the advice and information you need to ensure the event’s success
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Our Summer Raffle – open now – isn’t just about the great prizes you could win. The money raised goes towards supporting the vital work Cycling UK does. Digital officer Rebecca Armstrong looks at how it’s helped over the years
This year's big Summer Raffle from Cycling UK opened…
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Clare Dixon from Woking is looking for a lightweight belt-drive hybrid to use the bike for shopping and on canal paths and bridleways. Our Cycle magazine panel of experts found a few options…
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Answer: when key decisions are made on the basis of local, rather than national interest, by a body which represents a very small minority. Cycling UK’s off-road adviser Kieran Foster explains the bizarre cycling situation in the New Forest
It’s well known by now that the New Forest can be…
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