Oscar Onleys move to INEOS Grenadiers looked, on the surface, like the natural next step for a rider who had just finished fourth at the Tour de France. A British climber stepping into Britains most decorated team felt logical, ambitious and timely. Brian Smith sees it very differently.Speaking o...

All the new bike tech that got our attention this week, including stuff from BMC, Cannondale, Komoot, Kickstarter, JetBlack, Strava and more

There was a telling shift in tone this week when Adrie van der Poel spoke alongside Sven Nys in Het Nieuwsblad. It was not a discussion about mud, legs, or tactics. It was about time. Pressure. Obligation. And about what happens after the finish line. Mathieu gets home two hours later than everyone...

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Remco Evenepoel has started the season in excellent shape. On Thursday, he won the team time trial, while yesterday he secured the win after a 50km solo masterclass. He wraps up his season opener in Mallorca today in another hilly day that suits him perfectly. We also have the final stage of the AlU...

Irish Rail has said that Garda arrested three people after abait bike operation at one of their train stations in Dublin.A bait bike is where a bicycle is left in a public place to act as bait for would-be thieves. Once the bike is placed, it is surveilled directly or using a GPS tracker or similar device.The railway company posted a photo (above) of staff and Garda at Kishoge train station on the Kildare line in West Dublin.Irish Rail said: Garda from Ronanstown along with Iarnrd ireann staff carried out an operation today under Operation Handlebar during which a bait bike was placed in a location previously targeted by bike thieves. Three people were arrested in the act of trying to steal this bicycle.Following the success of this, and previous, operations, further days of action are planned for the near future. An Garda Sochna and Iarnrd ireann continue to work together to keep you and your property safe, the State railway company said.

Cycling UK has called for cuts to road safety body THINK! to be reversed and a new Highway Code campaign launched and updated for todays digital landscape