CW5000
13.7 miles - or roughly an hour of cycling - every day, for one year - can you join the community-driven 5000 mile club?
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Cycling and cramp: the fact, the theory and the fallacy behind the affliction
What are the causes and treatments for the lightening bolt of pain poised to hit cyclists at the very worst moment?
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan • Published
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Climb your way to more miles: CW5000 May challenges
Two more challenges to inspire your riding through May, both designed to push your riding a little further
By Simon Richardson • Published
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CW5000 sunset sunrise challenge photos
The CW5000 March challenge of getting a sunrise or sunset image got people riding out to some scenic spots with their camera phones
By Simon Richardson • Published
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Little sleep, pace partners and Haribo. How Ross Duncan rode 5,000 miles in one month
Ross Duncan set himself the challenge of riding 5,000 miles in January, eventually hitting the target with minutes to spare.
By Simon Richardson • Published
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CW5000 2021 Finishers club
Have you made the list yet? Find out who has completed the 2021 CW5000 challenge and when they did it.
By Simon Richardson • Last updated
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CW5000 February challenges: Group rides and a seven-day test
With January ticked off and the end of winter slowly but surely coming into view it’s time to move on to your next two challenges.
By Cycling Weekly • Published
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Pedalling squares: Inside the world of tile-bagging
Set a cyclist a bizarre and near-impossible challenge and they’ll go to any lengths to achieve it. So it is with the intrepid band of tile-baggers seeking to cover the globe in tyre tracks one mile square tile at a time, writes James Shrubsall
By James Shrubsall • Published
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Join the CW5000 Wednesday morning Zwift rides
Set your alarm clock and join editor Simon Richardson each week as he desperately tries to get fit again.
By Cycling Weekly • Last updated
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Record rides: Tommy Godwin’s 75,065 miles in a year
Perhaps one of the most incredible records ever set on two wheels, retold by Dave Barter.
By Cycling Weekly • Last updated