‘War of the roads’: Cycling fines in Manchester plummet but safety concerns remain
Figures obtained through an FOI request to Greater Manchester Police (GMP) show 121 fines were issued from June-December 2014 compared to 147 the previous six months.
What did the Track Cycling World Championships mean for the British team?
Britain’s placing in the final medal table, with just three medals, will not be offering head coach Shane Sutton much cause for optimism.
Rapha CEO Simon Mottram Q&A: Cycling head talks ambition and Marco Pantani
MM caught up with Rapha’s 49-year-old CEO Simon Mottram a fortnight ago in London to find out just what makes him tick, and tick, and tick, and seemingly never get tired…
Viva #ccmcr… Rapha head lauds Manchester cycle base as ‘best people’s club’
Manchester became Rapha’s seventh worldwide club last September and the club’s dynamism has impressed CEO Simon Mottram more than any of the other six over 10 years since the company was born.
Legal Eagle: If a cyclist injures a pedestrian, do they face the same penalties as a driver?
More people than ever are opting to commute to work on their bikes, which can cause complications for motorists and pedestrians alike, but if a cyclist crashed into a pedestrian can they be held accountable under the law?
Lance Armstrong whistleblower to open indoor cycling centre in Manchester
Emma O’Reilly, who was a key whistleblower in exposing the disgraced former Tour de France winner’s use of performance-enhancing substances, has teamed up with Jennie Duschenes to launch performance brand Pro Spin and the fitness concept Spin Club at the site based in Hale.
When We Were Kings: The lives and times of cycling’s 20th century heroes
Brought to life by German photographer Oliver Soulas, ‘When We Were Kings’ is an exhibition of cycling legends from the 1940s-80s using modern-day portraits which was launched last Friday in Manchester.
Tour de France champion Wiggins’ ‘simple message’ behind new cycling team
The British track and road legend has formed the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) ranked team named WIGGINS as he prepares for the Team Pursuit at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio De Janeiro.
Clegg’s traffic plans ‘could make Manchester roads MORE dangerous for cyclists’
Manchester’s biggest cycling club have slammed Nick Clegg’s £214million ‘strategic road network’, saying it makes the city’s roads less safe.
Legal Eagle: Is it illegal to cycle drunk?
Hopping on a bicycle after a few beers for may seem harmless, but what are the legal implications for cyclists under the influence in Britain? Are there different rules for cycling on and off-road?
It’s a Breeze: Manchester ladies encouraged to saddle up and pedal five-mile ride as part of British Cycling scheme
Women across Greater Manchester are being encouraged to sit in the saddle and pedal their way on a five-mile bike-themed treasure hunt aimed at getting more females into cycling.