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Two wheels

The Guardian’s weekly column on all things bike-related
  • Two wheels

    No matter how hard I try, my journey time never seems to get any less

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    Claire Armitstead: The CatEye was going to solve all my lighting problems

  • Cyclist on the streets of Paris

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    Looking behind you as you ride your bike is something you are taught to do in cycling proficiency tests, but it can be taken to extremes, says William Fotheringham

  • Lamberto Maggiorani and Enzo Staiola in Vittorio di Sica's 1948 Bicycle Thieves

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    Claire Armitstead: The Bicycle film festival freewheels into London for the fourth time

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    Jonathan Sale: We must be careful of the impact of the bicycle frame on the human frame

  • Cycling

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    For cyclists, September is the cruellest month says Claire Armitstead

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    Josie Dew: Why don't more parents cycle with their babies or toddlers on the back of their bikes?

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    Claire Armitstead: To place too much emphasis on top-level sporting facilities is to miss the point that distinguishes cycling from most other Olympic sports

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    Charlotte Higgins Bicycles have inspired artists for as long as they have been around

  • Cyclists tackle Mont Ventoux during a stage of the Tour de France

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    Claire Armitstead: Not until you go to Mont Ventoux can you appreciate just how different pro cyclists are from the rest of the human race

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    Iain Marshall: Cycling is a collection of habits and muscle memories, learned in childhood that are never wholly forgotten

  • Claire Armitstead

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    Claire Armitstead

    Claire Armitstead on the politics of the bicycle

  • Cycling

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    Fiona Russell: During five years of daily cycling in Glasgow I have become accustomed to 'almost dying' on a regular basis

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    Claire Armitstead: The tide of cycling opinion seems to be turning against helmets

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    William Fotheringham: One of the best-kept secrets of British sport is that at grassroots level, children's cycle racing is thriving on closed circuits and velodromes

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    Claire Armitstead: You don't see many masked riders in London, but they seem to be on the increase

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    Carlton Reid: Colville-Andersen ends lots of his posts with the dictum 'Copenhagenize the planet'. He wants cycling to be recognised as a normal way of getting around town

  • Put on your glasses

    'If you need glasses for driving, then you need them for cycling as well'

  • The perils of entering a one-way street

    Two wheels: It is not a good idea to cycle on a road that has 'no entry' and the fact that councils are making exceptions is worrying

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    David Bocking: By 2012 the national Bikeability target is for all children to be offered the training before they leave primary school

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