Latest articles by Simon Richardson
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Cycling Weekly heritage range
Marking more than 100 years of cycling, our heritage range reflects Cycling Weekly's unique history stretching back to the very first issue, in January 1891.
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How do I keep cool when using a smart bike or trainer?
Over-heating can drastically diminish your ability on the bike, a common issue when training indoors
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11 tips for cycling in the rain: essentials for riding out the wet weather
You can't beat the rain but there's a lot you can do to make riding in it less demoralising - here's how to survice and maybe even enjoy it...
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500km of perfect gravel roads; why Sweden's Dalsland region is the best gravel destination you've never heard of
As part of our gravel issue for CW's travel month we went to discover a little known part of Sweden
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Nominate your club or clubmate for a Cycling Weekly award
Nominations are now open for our Club of the Year and Local hero awards.
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Big Ride Challenge: September challenges
There's still time to log some long rides as you discover new areas to ride
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Order your Big Ride Challenge finisher's medal
If you've completed your chosen distance in 2024, now's the time to celebrate and order your medal!
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Raleigh Stride 3 review: A big beast that became a big part of family life
Designed for inner-city life, this heavyweight trike can take the place of a car for 95% of short trips. And your kids will love you for it.
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Big Ride Challenge t-shirts now available to buy
If you want to let others know how far you plan to ride in 2024, you can now get it printed across your chest.
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Mark Cavendish's 35 Tour de France stage wins: Where they were and how he won them
Mark Cavendish has won 35 Tour de France stages. See the map of where he won each stage, and how he won them
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Rereleased! Cycling Weekly heritage kit goes back on sale
Made by Bioracer our new range of heritage kit celebrates our unique history dating back to 1891
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I washed my white shoes to ride 100 miles in the rain - but it was worth it: a coast-to-coast adventure
Riding the full breadth of southern Scotland in two days is no easy task. CW magazine editor Simon Richardson prays for a tailwind on the new, 256-mile Kirkpatrick coast-to-coast route
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Scott Addict RC 10: A plush ride and a bike full of hidden integrations
The Scott Addict RC 10 might not have much wow factor, but getting to know this bike in the Surrey lanes was well worth it
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Tour de France spectator guide - everything you need to start planning summer 2024
Buying this week's issue of Cycling Weekly magazine is your first step to planning a trip to the greatest race in the world
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Will riding your favourite road help you reach 5,000 miles this year?
With just two months of riding to go before our annual mileages are confirmed, here are two more challenges to keep you motivated
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CW5000 2023 Finishers club
Find out who has completed the 5,000 mile challenge. Keep logging your miles if you want to be added to the list
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Tinker Bottom on Quicksie Hill - the search for Britain's funniest road names is over
Here are the 27 of the funniest road names from across the UK. And not all of them are rude
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We need you! Nominations for 2023 Cycling Weekly awards open
Nominate your club or a local volunteer to recognise the best in British cycling
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CW5000 finishers medals now available to buy!
CW5000 riders are completing the challenge and ordering their finisher's medal
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16 inch Woom 3 bike review - everything a new pedaller needs
An aluminium bike designed with kids' riding needs very much in mind
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Subscribe to CW during the Tour de France and get 6 issues for just £6
Enjoy all the action this summer from France to Glasgow with a subscription to Cycling Weekly magazine
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Pearson On and On review - a very British gravel bike
An aero carbon gravel machine from the world's oldest bike shop
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Taking the road less travelled: Your May challenges are here
It's high time we tipped over into triple digits on our rides, and tried something new
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What to look out for at the Cycle Show this week
The Cycle Show returns to Ally Pally in north London this week, and there are lots of reasons to visit
