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'British Cycling has done everything for me' - Dani Rowe: From a talent ID programme to Olympic gold
Speaking after being inducted into the British Cycling Hall of Fame, Rowe tells Rouleur about her journey to the top of the sport
Will Mark Cavendish return to the Tour de France in 2025?
We know the Manxman well enough now that we should never count him out when it comes to racing
‘Cycling is my home… but it’s less fun nowadays’: Simon Geschke on 16 years as a professional
The German rider reflects on how the sport has changed over his career as a pro cyclist
‘Our budget is 10 times higher’ - Canyon//SRAM manager Ronny Lauke on the changing economics of women’s cycling
The German team boss on increased salaries, how the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift has impacted his team and acquiring a new sponsor in...
‘I hope I’ve inspired the next generation’ - Laura Kenny on a career of Olympic stardom
Part of our series of articles on British Cycling's Hall of Fame inductees, Laura Kenny reflects on her career, and how track cycling can keep developing
Opinion: The 2025 Tour de France Femmes will be the hardest yet
The composition of the women's peloton next season combined with a varied and challenging route should set the stage for another historic battle for yellow
Tour de France 2025 route will put Pogačar/Vingegaard rivalry back in the balance
The mountain-heavy 2025 Tour de France route will be the battleground for the fifth Pogačar v Vinegaard duel
Tour de France 2025 route: Summit finishes, time trials and a return to Paris
All you need to know about the route of the 112th edition of the Tour de France
Tour de France Femmes 2025 route: A diagonal route to a grand finale in the Alps
The fourth edition of the Tour de France Femmes promises to be the biggest yet, featuring nine stages, a Grand Départ in Brittany and a...
Aileen McGlynn: Blazing a trail in para-cycling
Part of our series of articles on British Cycling's Hall of Fame inductees, the Scottish paralympic tandem champion cyclist reflects on a lifetime of success in her...
Let the transfers begin: The biggest movers and shakers for the 2025 season
With the transfer window officially open as of August 1, we look at some of the most intriguing moves in the men’s and women’s WorldTour...
Does men's professional cycling need a budget cap?
An increasing dominance by a handful of superteams has spurred the UCI into considering limiting expenditure, but the idea is already facing some resistance
TECH
'This low has been lower than expected': Can the cycling industry ever recover?
With a number of well-known brands suffering further losses in 2024, is there any way back to the glory days for cycling businesses?
How to enjoy sunny rides all year round
Take on hundreds of sun-drenched routes from around the world with Rouvy
Back to the future: Filament recreates the Nineties superbike for the modern age
The British custom tandem specialist channels the Boardman-Obree era with a design classic that on closer inspection is anything but retro
How to make indoor training more realistic
Indoor cycling app Rouvy creates real-world experiences for users
Best of British: the UK bike brands exhibiting at Rouleur Live 2024
The best of the British bike industry will be at the world's best cycling show from November 14-16 – here's an exclusive look at who's coming and what...
Redefining road: Ribble Allroad's versatile approach to modern cycling
Ribble’s new Allroad sets out to “redefine road”. Jamie Burrow, the brand’s head of design and product development, takes Rouleur through its evolution
Standert Pfadfinder review: steel, style, sustainability and a sublime ride
Berlin-based Standert specialises in metal bikes and likes to name them after types of saw – there’s the Kreissäge (circular saw), the Kettensäge (chainsaw) and the...
Precision in every stitch: MAAP’s new road collection elevates performance and aesthetics for everyone
Rouleur speaks to the VP of product at the Melbourne-based brand to find out more about what it takes to develop and design a new...
Canyon Aeroad CFR 2024 review: precision, performance and practicality
The latest edition of Canyon's pro-level aero race bike has been designed even more closely with Mathieu van der Poel, but is packed full of...
DT Swiss marks three decades in cycling with retro-inspired super-light wheelset
Flagship ARC 1100 DICUT DB climbing wheels are dressed to dazzle in silver hubs and spokes as the component brand celebrates its 30th birthday
BMC unveils latest Masterpiece version of the Teammachine R
The sleeker, darker edition of the Teammachine R is claimed to be BMC's pinnacle of performance
CeramicSpeed celebrates 20 years with ultra-exclusive anniversary OSPW RS system
The ultimate statement derailleur cage – hollow titanium 3D-printed pulleys, a dark prism commemorative logo and limited to just 200 pieces
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LATEST ISSUE
No. 131 - Numbers
Rouleur 131: the Numbers edition is a celebration of our sport’s relationship with numbers and science. We have counted race wins, looked at the software package adopted by one of the sport’s most forward-thinking teams to organise and co-ordinate their logistics, training, performance… everything, and spoken to some of the riders who are most adept at harnessing the power of numbers to improve their cycling performance.
MORE THAN JUST CYCLING
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LATEST TRAVEL GUIDES
The land of ice and fire: Exploring Iceland’s untamed Highlands by gravel bike
The Highlands of Iceland are a dramatic landscape of volcanic terrain, contrasting colours, and some of the finest gravel and adventure riding in Europe. Rouleur...
The must-ride mountain passes in Italy: where they are, the numbers, and the Strava records
Italy is a playground for cyclists, especially those who love a long mountain climb with spectacular views
Chased by adventure: Cycling from the Dolomites to Lake Garda on Trentino's DoGa trail
From Malè to Riva del Garda, the DoGa trail in Trentino crosses four alpine valleys and covers 110 kilometres
Why Mallorca 312 needs to be on your cycling sportive bucket list
Eight thousand cyclists take part in this event each year, making it one of the most Europe’s most popular cycle sportives
Exploring Nice with Joe Dombrowski
Recently retired WorldTour professional Joe Dombrowski has made his home in Nice, where the Tour de France has recently held both its Grand Départ and...
Explore: On the roads of the stone king
Monviso towers above its neighbours on the Italy-France border and Rouleur took full advantage of road closures for motorised traffic to tackle four iconic climbs and...
Cycling in the French Alps: the legendary climbs you should conquer
A playground for cyclists, Rouleur looks at some of the best climbs in the French Alps
Cycling in Italy: A guide to riding in one of cycling's most beautiful heartlands
All the information for planning your cycling trip to Italy
Exploring the Basque Country by bike and surfboard
The French Basque Country is an idiosyncratic region of green mountains and long beaches. Rouleur joins modern nomadic influencer Virginia Cancellieri for an exploration of...
The best cycling climbs in Mallorca
Rouleur looks at the top 10 climbs in cycling’s most famous holiday destination in Spain
Why Nice makes the perfect cycling destination
Nice, located on France’s beautiful Cote d’Azur coast, is a must-visit cycling destination all year round
Mallorca cycling: All you need to know about riding on the Balearic Island
East off the mainland of Spain is Mallorca, one of the Balearic Islands, which has become a hotspot for cycling holidays
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