Cape Epic is one of the most notorious, challenging and sought-after events in mountain biking. Contributor Iman Achieng’ Kagumba shares her experience supporting riders throughout the 8 stages. Words: Iman Achieng’ Kagumba Photos: Iman Achieng’ Kagumba A dream come true — for years, I had dreamt of racing the Cape Epic. I was inspired by Annika Langvad, who moved me so much during her years of racing with her partners at the time, but specifically Ariane Lüthi, the current t

As someone who was diagnosed with Anxiety Depressive Disorder at the age of 18, Mental Miller behind my back. These days I prefer Mustang Miller, but in this case.. maybe its Mechanical Miller I thought I would share these in a new mini series lovingly called Mental Mechanicals - to help digest and process those moments a co2 cartridge can’t fix.

Words: Jeremy Ford - Team Africa Rising Writer bio Although it is just the first of April and we have only had one of the eight Africa Tour UCI stage races (Tour of Rwanda), many of the 120 African men and women on UCI teams for 2026 have been racing, so we thought we would take a look at the 'Africa Tour' UCI points league tables so far. I have had to manually create the tables below from ProCyclingStats and UCI data as the '2026 Season' league tables on the UCI website ar

Toks didn't just dream up change and let it sit in his head, he manifested it, moulded it and unleashed it on the world in the most beautiful way. Black Unity Bike Ride is the cultimation of that dream and that effort, a series of celebrations of black culture and cycling in London, Manchester and beyond.

March is a time to celebrate the stories, strength, and impact of women everywhere. For Cycling Culture Club, Women’s History Month is a reminder that the freedom we find on two wheels was shaped by women who pushed boundaries and claimed their space in cycling.

In this special episode of Cycling Culture Club Connections, the roles are reversed as Head Cheerleader Merida Miller interviews Miles Baker-Clarke. They talk openly about why Cycling Culture Club exists, how cycling became a space for reflection and reconnection, and why community and diversity matter more than performance. A thoughtful conversation about heritage, belonging, and finding value in quieter rides.

As we head into 2026, it's set to be a hugely exciting year for Africa riders. Guest writer and Head of Communications at Team Africa Rising, digs into the transfers that will matter this year.

Donna’s cycling journey goes beyond miles. It is about making space, finding confidence, and building community. A journalist, mum, and inclusive cycling ambassador at 56, she shares how group rides shaped her, why representation matters, and how showing up authentically becomes its own kind of protest. This episode reminds us that it is not just the ride. It is who you ride with.

Alessandro and Nunziela are at it again, this time exploring the England's south isle, the Isle of Wight

When Hurricane Melissa brushed past Jamaica in late October, the western side of the island felt the brunt of her anger. Llori Sharpe, Jamaica's National champion, took matters into her own hands to raise vital funds for the relief effort

In this written interview taking from our brilliant conversation on the Connection Podcast, Samra covers community, sisterhood and finding your place in the cycling world.

Detours is Tailfin's inaugural bikepacking event, taking in the stunning landscapes of South Wales. CCC sent along contributors and founder of UpCycle London, Phil Dobson, to soak it all in

Avocado Routes is an expression of exploration, manifested as routes by Rainer Charles Ong and his collective of like-minded explorers. Today, London to Bournemouth!

AFRICAP designs and manufactures beautiful cycling caps inspired by the vibrancy of West Africa and made from the very Ankara fabrics that the continent produces. Its founder, Hammer, takes us through the vibrant journey from fabric, to cap.

In this episode of the Cycling Culture Club Connections podcast, we meet Samra Said, Chair of the Board of Trustees at Cycle Sisters, an awa

As someone who was diagnosed with Anxiety Depressive Disorder at the age of 18, Mental Miller behind my back. These days I prefer Mustang Miller, but in this case.. maybe its Mechanical Miller I thought I would share these in a new mini series lovingly called Mental Mechanicals - to help digest and process those moments a co2 cartridge can’t fix.

Gil Lavi’s story blends design, resilience, and cycling into a creative journey rooted in New York City. As cofounder of RUBBER N’ ROAD, he uses the bike to channel focus, manage setbacks, and honor a connection to his heritage. For Gil, cycling is never just movement. It is craft, competition, and community. This episode reminds us that riding with purpose makes every pedal stroke mean more.

For Merida Miller, Gravel Mexico was more than a race. It was a return to a place she has loved since childhood, now seen from the saddle. Between the brutal beauty of the desert, the warmth of riders and locals, and the finish line fiestas filled with mezcal and tortillas, every detail felt alive with culture. Gravel Mexico showed her how cycling can truly weave us into the places we ride.

Emmanuel’s first year of gravel riding took him straight to The Traka 100 — Europe’s biggest gravel event — and it was pure chaos in the best way. From Girona’s warm welcome to torrential race-day rain, steep climbs, and slippery descents, every moment tested him. But it was the shared struggle, encouragement from strangers, and connection with fellow riders that made it unforgettable. For Emmanuel, The Traka isn’t just a race, it’s an experience.

Seb, founder of Queer Wheels, and Merida, founder of Project Fearless, share how they’re reshaping cycling in The Netherlands for LGBTQ+ riders, women, and non-binary people. From building safe spaces to finding joy in Pride Rides, they talk friendship, allyship, and showing up as your true self—on and off the bike. This is a celebration of belonging, and a call to take space, make space, and ride proud.