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The article evaluates best cycling innovations of 2015 to name a few like Merida Scultura 9000 LTD from Merida Industry Co., Ltd, Etxeondo Dyneema shorts from Etxeondo and Lumos helmet from Lumos.

The article presents questions and answers related to cycling including how to ride long climbs, what and when an athlete should eat in a long road race and where to find aero helmets which fits up to 63cm.

The article offers information on several products related to cycling, which includes the Giant Rivet TT helmet by Giant, the Kurio compression leggings by Kurio compression, and the Specialized BG Gel mitts by Specialized.

The article compares the disadvantages and benefits of a long-tailed and a short-tailed time trial (TT) helmets in the sport of cycling. Also cited are the comments by Doctor Chris Yu of bicycle maker Specialized, Giant bicycles gear global marketing officer Jeff Schneider, and Aerocoach aerodynamics specialist Xavier Disley on the helmets.

The article evaluates the professional cycling accessories including Garmin's Vector cycling pedals, Specialized S-Worksroad shoes & Giro Synthe's riding helmet.

The article reviews the Bell Event helmet with good padding for comfort from zyro.co.uk, the Bike Box Alan with superior protection for a soft case from bikeboxalan.co.uk and Fizik R3B Uomo shoes with carbon soles with a weight of 360 grams from extrauk.co.uk.

The article evaluates various products for cycling including Zero II CPC saddle by Prologo, Icarus helmet by BBB, and Winter gloves by Rapha.

Several letters to the editor are presented concerning cycling in Great Britain including cycling as form of physical exercise for diabetics, the importance of helmet wear, and a response to a letter titled "True Respect" in the March 20, 2014 issue.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including one about the cyclist killed by a lorry in the February 27, 2014 issue, one on the cost of cycle components and another on the wearing of helmets.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "The 50 Greatest Bikes" in the March 22, 2012 issue, a review about a deep-section carbon wheel in the March 15, 2012 issue, and "Helmet Hullaballoo" in the March 22, 2012 issue.

The article evaluates several cycling products including the Tec-Tical Pro Race racing helmet, the Colnago C59 bike and the Bont Vaypors cycling shoes.

The author reflects on the debate concerning the importance of helmets for cyclists. INSET: DOC'S DIRECTORY.

The article features several cycling helmets, including the Aeon from Giro, the Prevail from Specialized, and the Whisper Plus from Catlike.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues of "Cycling Weekly" magazine including one on the benefits gained through stretching, "What would Cancellara do?" in the April 21, 2011 issue, and another one on Simon Richardson's argument against the AA helmet giveaway in the April 28, 2011 edition.

The article reports on an issue surrounding the efforts done by the Automobile Association (AA) to give out free helmets to cyclists in London, England in 2011.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including Bradley Wiggins' description of Westbury Wheelers club in the March 24, 2011 issue, availability of small rear-view mirrors that attach to equestrian helmets and Mike O'Hanlon's defence of Alberto Contador.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "Britanny: Not a Lid in Site" in the August 2010 issue, an article about the satirical views on topical cycling issues, and another about helmet/no helmet argument.

This article reports on the criticism received by a bill to make cycle helmets compulsory in Northern Ireland from the Cyclists' Touring Club in 2010.

This article reports on the launch of a bill to make cycle helmets compulsory in Northern Ireland in 2010.

The article focuses on the sponsorship of the Italian company Kask Helmets to Team Sky cyclists and the subsequent benefits gained by the company from its sponsorship. It states that the company pays money aside from supplying helmets to the Team Sky cyclists. It mentions that the designers of Kask benefit from the feedback of riders and its brand achieves new markets. Kask's marketing manager Diego Zambon says that Sky provides them an image in the market that they never have before.

The article offers information on several products related to cycling, which includes the Protone helmet by VeloBrands, the Vittoria Corsa G+ tubular by Vittoria and the G4 Brazil national men's jersey by G4 Brazil.

The article evaluates long sleeve dress Oneten Merino longsleevebase layer from Merino Co., and helmet Lazer Z1 helmet from Lazer Helmets Company outlining their features.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in the 2009 issues, including "Wear a Helmet," by Simon Christian in the August 20 issue, a father's experience of cycling with his 14-year old son and an admiration to the willingness of cyclist Lance Armstrong to ride with anyone in Scotland.

The article offers information about various cycling products, including the Specialized S-Works Prevail helmet from Specialized Bicycle Components Inc., and the Ponente Winter bibtights from cyclist clothes and accessories manufacturer Alé.

The article evaluates the Specialized Propero bike helmet from Specialized Bicycle Inc.

The article presents an interview with David Farmer of Cycleworks in Leatherhead, England on crash protection and helmet selection. Farmer talked about what to consider when buying a bike helmet, how to distinguish a good-priced helmet from a cheaply-made overpriced helmet and how often one should buy a helmet.

The article presents the team line up and gears of the Rapha Condor Recycling. The line up consists of Chris Newton, Dean Downing, Kristian House, Graham Briggs, Ben Greenwood, Rob Partridge, Ryan Bonser, Adam Bonser, Dale Appleby, Matt Rowe, Simon Holt, Tom Diggle, Rhys Lloyd and Luke Rowe. The team rides Shimano Dura-Ace-equipped Condor Leggero bikes and sports Rapha clothing, Giro helmets and glasses and Shimano shoes.

The article offers information on several products used in bicycle racing including TomTom Bandit Action Camera, Bontrager Velocis helmet, and Speedplay Syzr pedals.

The article evaluates time trial helmet from Selev TT Evo.

The article presents views of readers on cycling related items that a party should include in its general election manifesto. The views include better cycle lanes and helmets to be law, attitudes towards road racing in Britain need to change and proper cycling infrastructure. Also included a cycling test as a part of the driving test and abolishing VAT on all bikes and cycling-related goods.

The article features a selection of cycling gears and bike parts including the Ellipse shoes from Carnac, Angel time trial (TT) bars from Cinelli, and the Lance Armstrong gold helmet from Giro.

The article previews several cycling equipment including the Giro Synthe head gear from Zyro, the M-Part Multi Tool mt13 from M-Part and the Ogio Endurance 8.0 kit bag.

The article evaluates several cycling gear and accessories including Kask Vertigo helmet from KASK Srl, Lusso women's bibshorts from Lusso Sportswear, and Enve carbon seatpost from Saddle Leather Co.

The article offers brief information on several cycling products including the Zeosoft hand soap and cleaner, the ICE identification system from OneLife iD, and the Giro Trinity helmet from Zyro.

The article features several cycling accessories and equipment, including the Aspect helmet from sporting goods manufacturer Giro, Versus X saddle from cycling saddles and performance shoes manufacturer Fizik and Mizuro B5 jacket from clothing manufacturer Le Col.

The article features several cycling supplies and equipment, including the Petoton Racer t-shirt, Park Tool AWS-50 Y-wrench and the Endura Airshell helmet.

The article offers brief information on the Lazer Helium cycling helmet.

The article features several cycling accessories including the Ultralight helmet from Limar, the Flex mouldable insoles from Fizik, and the Barrier saddle bag from Blackburn.

The article discusses a study that examined the effect of the compulsory helmet use legislation on cyclists' safety and bike use in New Zealand. It compared the average hours cycled and the injury and death rates among cyclists for the periods 2003-2007 and 2006-2009. Findings show that the average number of hours cycled per person in 2006-2009 declined by 51 percent, and that the relative risk to cyclists had doubled from 1990 to 2009.

The article offers brief information fluoro helmet from Giro.

The article evaluates cycling gears and equipment used by Mark Cavendish during the World Championships in Copenhagen, Denmark including Prevail helmet from Specialized Bicycle Components Inc., skinsuit from Adidas AG, and Jawbones sunglasses from Oakley.

The article features the X-Lite helmet by Louis Garneau.

The author provides a brief introduction to the products and technologies featured in the "Tech" section of the periodical which focuses on cycling helmets.

The article evaluates the bicycle helmets from Mavic.

The article offers brief information on Tour de France bike riders' products including BodySuit 2.0 aero skinsuit, the Giro Selector time trial helmet, and Look's Ergostem super-low front end.

This section offers cycling news briefs as of July 21, 2011. The U23 European Championships held in Offida, Italy saw Hannah Barnes' sixth place in the Junior Women's Time Trial as the best performance for Great Britain's representatives. A helmet-cam video recording of an assault on a 49-year-old cyclist in May went viral on the Internet on July 8 and led to an arrest in a London, England police station. A Liberal Democrat Member of Parliament has crafted a bill at the House of Commons to compel cyclists aged below 14 years to wear helmets.

The article evaluates the Pac VII helmet from Met.

The article offers information on the Selector trial helmet from Giro.