Homage to Switzerland: Michael Blann’s mountain photography
Swiss climbs don’t have the same notoriety as some of those across the border but that doesn’t make them any...
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Swiss climbs don’t have the same notoriety as some of those across the border but that doesn’t make them any...
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The NoGoTour duo have returned home to Nice. As he reflects on an incredible week of riding just to ride,...
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What information can you garner about a race from it’s elevation profile? That depends on how it’s presented
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As Larry Warbasse and Conor Dunne descend back to their homes in Nice after more riding hours in a week...
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Giddy, excited, butterflies in the stomach: Larry Warbasse hasn’t felt this way for a very long time
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Conor Dunne picks up the narration and a new pair of sandals as his and Larry Warbasse’s NoGo Tour gets...
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Back to France for our intrepid Aqua Blue Sport bike packers via weird shops, the power of love and forever-lost...
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Larry Warbasse and Conor Dunne get a different flavour of cycling as they set out on day one of their...
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Direct Energie do things differently, starting with their 19th century manor house cum service course in the Vendée, and extending...
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Pro riders turn spectators watching amateurs smashing round the streets of Girona as the night draw in. What will they...
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A photographer looks back on the opening three days of the Giro d’Italia in Israel
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With an illustrious list of champions and spectacular backdrops, the Tour of the Alps is a little gem in its...
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Rouleur takes a look round the gaudiest meeting room at Specialized HQ, recalling the impact Mario Cipollini had in introducing the Californian brand to...
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The social season kicked off in style, with a fine dinner and auction in aid of African charity Qhubeka in...
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The Jerusalem Grande Partenza is an overtly political event which will serve to whitewash the oppression of the Palestinian people,...
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Rouleur takes a look around the design studio, wind tunnel and beigel buffet at the base of one of cycling’s biggest brands
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Seven months of chemotherapy concluded. What to do next? Sharon heads to Taiwan for a punishing mountainous event, of course…
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The scene of so many of the race’s defining moments, Mont Ventoux occupies a unique space within the mythology of the...
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How has an island with the same population as Stevenage managed to produce so many talented riders in recent years?...
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The British National Championships returns to the Isle of Man for the first time since Robert Millar’s 1995 win. A...
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He was robbed… Robert recalls petty pilferers and profiteers on his racing travels in Ireland and Italy
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The rich history of the Vigorelli Velodrome in Milan; renovated and restored and featured in Rouleur issue 17.3
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“They can only hope and pray.” Michael Barry reflects on the experience of racing down the Arenberg Trench in Paris-Roubaix.
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From miners’ track to hallowed racing ground; how the infamous cobbles of the Arenberg Forest became an integral part of Paris-Roubaix
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