The women’s cycling calendar is moving closer and closer to mirroring the men’s as the sport develops, we analyse if this is the best way...

In partnership with Velocio - Explore in style this winter

The Ride For Charlie campaign was set up in memory of Charlie Craig, who tragically died five years ago, to support young off-road riders in...

ASO has announced that the 2024 Tour de France will end with an individual time trial in Nice rather than with the traditional Champs-Élysées sprint

Here is why the World Champion will likely win his second Grand Tour in 2023 

The talented sprinter believes he has something that sets him apart from his rivals and is hungry to win more consistently

How Maghalie Rochette was introduced to the muddy world of Cyclocross

Finding balance to be a better racer

A historic year for women's cycling

In an extract from the 2022 edition of The Road Book, Rouleur editor Edward Pickering discusses cycling's shift in dynamic, exemplified by this year's Tour of...

Moments that made this year's racing season

Your chance to own one of these limited edition, custom painted artisan bikes from some of the world's finest bike builders

The Tour de France has always tended to skirt the centre of France and its route designers have long based the race on the mountain...

A look at the revolutionary Lotus 108 – the machine that took Chris Boardman to Olympic gold

Sophie Smith speaks to those in the know about the stress, strains, and motivations behind Grand Tour transfers

Current and former members of the peloton discuss why coffee has become such an important part of bike riding.

The Polish rider says she isn’t satisfied with her season this year but knows what she needs to improve

Rouleur speaks to American bike-making legend Tom Ritchey about his 50 years in the cycling industry and visions for the future

The British rider has found success across the board in his career so far, but doesn’t think he can balance so much racing forever

When it comes to pure power, none of Lorena Wiebes’ rivals can touch her. Here DSM’s speed queen and serial winner reveals what it feels...

Despite her second place at the Tour de France, the Dutchwoman isn’t yet satisfied and is hungry for more

Look back at the some of the moments that shaped the final day of Rouleur Live 2022

A look back at an unforgettable night at Rouleur Live with cycling royalty

A look back at a packed-out Thursday night at Rouleur Live at the Truman Brewery

The Australian talks about his first season on Jumbo Visma, his aims for the future and Evenepoel’s weakness

Vine made headlines with his two stage wins at the Vuelta a España this year, but says it hasn’t been plain sailing

In Issue 115, we take a deep dive into the history of longstanding British brand, Ribble, as it reaches its its 125-year anniversary

The British rider is still motivated despite four Tour de France wins under his belt already and the talented new generation 

With the route for the 2023 Tour de France announced this week, questions hover over if the Dane will be able to defend the yellow jersey...

The new Rouleur magazine, the Design issue, is now available. Editor Edward Pickering tells us what’s in the magazine.