CYCLING WEEKLY - October 12,2017
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Why cyclists love to suffer. FOCUS ON WINTER RIDING - The bikes, lights and kit to keep you on the road. Riders on the move as British transfer market heats up and more...
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Simon Smythe boots up the American brand’s latest Bolt
Thomas back on top after Tour de Suisse triumph
Welshman's dominant performance bodes well for the Tour de France, reports Adam Becket
THE POG AND ROG EFFECT
The world-straddling dominance of Slovenia’s two cycling heroes, Primož Roglič and Tadej Pogačar, has pushed the sport’s popularity at home to new heights. But as Kate Wagner finds it has also served to divide the nation’s cycling fans right down the middle
Leo Hayter courts WorldTour offers after Baby Giro win
Brit says dominant performance was unexpected
WHY HEART RATE STILL MATTERS
It might play second fiddle to power in the modern hierarchy of training metrics, but heart rate should not be overlooked, argues Charlie Allenby, as he explores BPM’s unceasing relevance
Making memories afresh
As a super-ambitious young racer, Tom Townsend devoted himself to chasing results – until two serious crashes forced a change in perspective
Fennell doubles up at Circuit National Champs
Jennifer George's women's title makes it a senior sweep for The Independent Pedaler
WHAT WOULD BERYL DO?
When writing his book Beryl: In Search of Britain's Greatest Athlete, Jeremy Wilson replicated Beryl Burton in a wind tunnel to see just how fast she'd be if riding today's equipment
HOW TO SLICE THE PIE? RETHINKING POLARISED TRAINING
To train effectively you need to include both high- and low-intensity rides. But has the 80/20 model had its day? Reigning national hill-climb champion Tom Bellinvestigates
Jumbo lays claim to Tour de France favourite status
After a blistering Critérium du Dauphiné, Adam Becket asks if anyone can beat the Dutch team in July
