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A premium quality t-shirt supporting Les Amis de Paris-Roubaix volunteers and the tireless work they do to maintain the roads of the aficionado's favourite race.

An iconic Roubaix cobble is screen printed onto a soft 100% organic cotton t-shirt. Ami de Paris Roubaix adorns the chest, with the call to 'become an actor of the race' stylishly and subtly wrapped around the lower side of the t-shirt.

Become a friend of Paris Roubaix and support the protectors of the pavé; with £5.00 from each sale going to the volunteers who help keep the history of this legendary race alive.

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A premium quality t-shirt supporting Les Amis de Paris-Roubaix volunteers and the tireless work they do to maintain the roads of the aficionado's favourite race.

An iconic Roubaix cobble is screen printed onto a soft 100% organic cotton t-shirt. Ami de Paris Roubaix adorns the chest, with the call to 'become an actor of the race' stylishly and subtly wrapped around the lower side of the t-shirt.

Become a friend of Paris Roubaix and support the protectors of the pavé; with £5.00 from each sale going to the volunteers who help keep the history of this legendary race alive.

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A premium quality raglan sweatshirt supporting Les Amis de Paris-Roubaix volunteers and the tireless work they do to maintain the most prestigious one-day race.

An iconic Roubaix cobble is screen printed onto a soft 100% organic cotton t-shirt. Ami de Paris Roubaix adorns the chest, with the call to 'become an actor of the race' stylishly and subtly wrapped around the lower side of the t-shirt.

Become a friend of Paris Roubaix and support the protectors of the pavé; with £5.00 from each sale going to the volunteers who help keep the history of this legendary race alive.

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ROULEUR ARCHIVE: Never before available individually, we are offering members a chance to fill some holes in their collection with a selection of back issues on salePLEASE NOTE: Due to the weight of the magazines, please only purchase two issues per order. If you would like more issues, then please make multiple orders, or we will have to get in touch to produce an updated postage quote.Issue 17.2: We leave no cobblestone unturned in our Paris-Roubaix masterclass speaking to a contender, a debutant, a Canadian, a directeur sportif, the Roubaix velodrome caretakers and even the broomwagon driver.Also in the issue we speak to Team Sky's Michal Kwiatkowski, a man in Taiwan with the most extraordinary collection of racing bikes, we debunk some nutrition myths revel in the snow at Paris-Nice (the "race to the sun") and Ned Boulting visits Belgium’s house of cycling stars.Plus columnists Matt Seaton, Matt Rendell and Robert Millar. Learn More

ROULEUR ARCHIVE: Never before available individually, we are offering members a chance to fill some holes in their collection with a selection of back issues on salePLEASE NOTE: Due to the weight of the magazines, please only purchase two issues per order. If you would like more issues, then please make multiple orders, or we will have to get in touch to produce an updated postage quote.Issue 17.3: A Giro d’Italia special celebrating the 100th edition of the race featuring: Return of the Vigorelli velodrome; Felice Gimondi; Maria Canins; Chefs of the Giro d’Italia; Passoni bikes; Italian stallions; Robert Millar.To celebrate both the history and the present of this great race, issue 17.3 has two collectable covers - Gimondi or Nibali Learn More

ROULEUR ARCHIVE: Never before available individually, we are offering members a chance to fill some holes in their collection with a selection of back issues on salePLEASE NOTE: Due to the weight of the magazines, please only purchase two issues per order. If you would like more issues, then please make multiple orders, or we will have to get in touch to produce an updated postage quote.Issue 17.4: 21 Stages, 21 Stories - our special Tour de France edition is the biggest of the year, with a story for every stage of the great race. From the Grand Départ in Düsseldorf to the Patrouille de France, issue 17.4 features Chris Froome, Romain Bardet, Andy Schleck, Caleb Ewan, Robert Millar, Adam Hansen, Hippolyte the Terrible, La Course, the Izoard, the Lanterne Rouge and much more Learn More

ROULEUR ARCHIVE: Never before available individually, we are offering members a chance to fill some holes in their collection with a selection of back issues on salePLEASE NOTE: Due to the weight of the magazines, please only purchase two issues per order. If you would like more issues, then please make multiple orders, or we will have to get in touch to produce an updated postage quote.Issue 17.5: Tom Simpson, the bowler-hatted Brit from a Northern mining town, was a superstar of his day. From Andy McGrath’s new book on Simpson, 50 years after the tragedy of Mont Ventoux.Plus veteran Tour de France photographer John Pierce, Hammer Series, Tour street art from Luxembourg, Specialized in California, Esteban Chaves and more. Learn More

ROULEUR ARCHIVE: Never before available individually, we are offering members a chance to fill some holes in their collection with a selection of back issues on salePLEASE NOTE: Due to the weight of the magazines, please only purchase two issues per order. If you would like more issues, then please make multiple orders, or we will have to get in touch to produce an updated postage quote.Issue 17.7: Late starter Richie Porte is dead set on two things: Tour de France glory and taking revenge on his “friend” Chris Froome. At home in Monaco with the plain-talking BMC star.Plus Berlin Six-Day, Tom Pidcock, Stig Broeckx’s fight, Paris-Brest-Paris, Giro, Pro Cycling Stats, Philippa York and more Learn More

ROULEUR ARCHIVE: Never before available individually, we are offering members a chance to fill some holes in their collection with a selection of back issues on salePLEASE NOTE: Due to the weight of the magazines, please only purchase two issues per order. If you would like more issues, then please make multiple orders, or we will have to get in touch to produce an updated postage quote.Issue 18.1: The last Belgian since Eddy Merckx to win the Tour of Flanders and Liège-Bastogne-Liège, Philippe Gilbert is a proper bike racer – and he’s not finished yet, as Ned Boulting discovers when meeting him at home in Monaco.Plus, a visit to forgotten Classics finish lines, cycling versus religion, WorldTour wild man Svein Tuft, Tour of Iran in photos, Dauphiné from the commissaire’s car, Philippa York and more Learn More

ROULEUR ARCHIVE: Never before available individually, we are offering members a chance to fill some holes in their collection with a selection of back issues on salePLEASE NOTE: Due to the weight of the magazines, please only purchase two issues per order. If you would like more issues, then please make multiple orders, or we will have to get in touch to produce an updated postage quote.Issue 18.2: “I’m like a tornado, I cause chaos.” Fabian Cancellara, one of the all-time greats, is retired from the peloton. We meet a man who seemingly has it all, feeling strangely disconnected from his new-found status in the first part of a remarkably frank conversation with Morten Okbo.Plus Greg Van Avermaet’s personal account of winning Roubaix from start to finish, a roller coaster ride with Mavic’s neutral service crew at Paris-Roubaix, victory celebrations deconstructed, Tour of Flanders photo special from Rouleur’s celebrated photographers, inside British Cycling’s beleaguered HQ in Manchester, Philippa York and more Learn More

ROULEUR ARCHIVE: Never before available individually, we are offering members a chance to fill some holes in their collection with a selection of back issues on salePLEASE NOTE: Due to the weight of the magazines, please only purchase two issues per order. If you would like more issues, then please make multiple orders, or we will have to get in touch to produce an updated postage quote.Issue 18.4: Tour de France, 21 stages, 21 stories. Our special celebration of the sport’s biggest race.Marcel Kittel, Bernard Hinault, Warren Barguil, Alpe d’Huez illustrated, Philippa York on Paris ‘89, the Tour’s cobbled sectors, Africa’s trailblazer, a very French Desire and much more Learn More

ROULEUR ARCHIVE: Never before available individually, we are offering members a chance to fill some holes in their collection with a selection of back issues on salePLEASE NOTE: Due to the weight of the magazines, please only purchase two issues per order. If you would like more issues, then please make multiple orders, or we will have to get in touch to produce an updated postage quote.Issue 18.5: “You fight to win, because if you do nothing, you have nothing.”At home with legend Bernard Hinault; inside the 1998 Festina scandal; Kasia Niewiadoma interview; the crazy kit that the UCI killed; archive Tintin cycling covers; Pippa York on the Badger; how the Tour gets televised and more. Learn More

ROULEUR ARCHIVE: Never before available individually, we are offering members a chance to fill some holes in their collection with a selection of back issues on salePLEASE NOTE: Due to the weight of the magazines, please only purchase two issues per order. If you would like more issues, then please make multiple orders, or we will have to get in touch to produce an updated postage quote.Issue 18.6: “That’s what the fence did to me. It grated me like a melon”Alejandro Valverde and the bullfighter; Tom Dumoulin on the Vuelta that changed his career; the Milk Race asylum seeker; red-hot Vuelta fiction; inside the Austria World Championships; when Coppi came to London; Desire, Philippa York and much more Learn More

ROULEUR ARCHIVE: Never before available individually, we are offering members a chance to fill some holes in their collection with a selection of back issues on salePLEASE NOTE: Due to the weight of the magazines, please only purchase two issues per order. If you would like more issues, then please make multiple orders, or we will have to get in touch to produce an updated postage quote.Issue 18.7: “I had a pet ostrich called Eugenia”Sagan interview exclusive: inside the mind of Peter the Great; wonderful Worlds posters; Pippa York at Women’s Tour; inside SRAM; Danish cyclo-cross; planning Yorkshire 2019; Team Sky talent Eddie Dunbar, Maurizio Fondriest and much more Learn More

ROULEUR ARCHIVE: Never before available individually, we are offering members a chance to fill some holes in their collection with a selection of back issues on salePLEASE NOTE: Due to the weight of the magazines, please only purchase two issues per order. If you would like more issues, then please make multiple orders, or we will have to get in touch to produce an updated postage quote.Issue 18.8: “Between us, we’ve won six Tours.” Wiggins on MerckxWhen Bradley met Eddy: two cycling legends on winning the Tour, the drawbacks of fame and why Wiggins is the Jamie Vardy to Merckx’s Pelé.Colourful stories and portraits from British national champions past and present; we look at the life of late, great climber José María Jiménez and Dagnoni’s dazzling dernys and pacers.Propaganda tool or unique sporting project? We go inside Israel Cycling Academy. Meanwhile, Ned Boulting meets Canyon-SRAM’s opportunistic road captain Tiffany Cromwell. Learn More

ROULEUR ARCHIVE: Never before available individually, we are offering members a chance to fill some holes in their collection with a selection of back issues on salePLEASE NOTE: Due to the weight of the magazines, please only purchase two issues per order. If you would like more issues, then please make multiple orders, or we will have to get in touch to produce an updated postage quote.Issue 21:Jan Hirt III - Herbie Sykes and Ben Ingham Pin-Ups - Johnny Green Keirin Part Two - Graeme Fife and Gerard Brown A Job to be Done - William Fotheringham Flecha - Michael Barry and Tim Kölln Brian Robinson - Graeme Fife and Geoff Waugh Tino and Giancarlo - Herbie Sykes and Ben Ingham Danilo Hondo - Graeme Fife, Olaf Unverzart and Gerard Brown Le Temps Perdu - Sofie Andersen Michael Rasmussen - Herbie Sykes and Ben Ingham Hill Climb - Matt Seaton Learn More