RideLondon is back. After a Covid-enforced hiatus, the closed-roads cycling festival held its first incarnation since 2019 on Sunday, with…

“If someone deletes their comment, that’s success for me,” says Andrew Tierney. “Hopefully, that person will think about what they’re…

Even in the context of the UK media’s famously curious coverage of everyday cycling, this was a surprise. Away from…

There is, we are told in the Daily Mail, “fury” over changes to the Highway Code. There is “confusion” among…

Fairly early on Monday morning last week I got a call from a radio station: could I come on to…

Every politician knows the word “bikelash”. From Milan to London, from Sydney to Vancouver, reallocating public space from motor vehicles…

Trek, one of the world’s biggest bicycle brands, recently released its sustainability report for 2021. Remarkably, this appears to be…

Councils which rip out cycle lanes or low-traffic neighbourhoods before giving them a chance to work or without evidence they…

The world of leisure cycling is nothing if not inventive when it comes to ways to sell bikes and associated…

I’ve been something of a sceptic about technological bike gizmos over the years, add-ons that too often seem to represent…