Cycling fashion: Mountain bikers get their own brand of chic
Trevor Ward: When fashion designer Alex Feechan took up MTB she spotted a gap in the cycling market. Her new Findra range sets out to bring function and style to women’s mountain biking
The BBC: still getting it wrong on cycling coverage
Peter Walker: It could have been much worse. But BBC Breakfast’s week-long focus on cycling still spent too long on trivialities like headphones
Why my son rides a balance bike
Victoria Hazael: I don’t want my son to learn bad cycling habits – stabilisers give false sense of security and encourage over-leaning
Urban light pollution: why we’re all living with permanent ‘mini jetlag’
Studies show that exposure to light after dusk is quite literally unnatural, and may be detrimental to health. Do we need 24/7 garages, supermarkets and TV – or should the city that never sleeps be put to bed?
How I overcame my fear of spiders
Arachnophobic? Terrified by webs and creepy-crawlies? Garden sheds don’t have to be no-go areas – tackle that phobia!
Where the wildfires are: if there’s smoke, there are costly health problems
Climate change could lead to more wildfires – and to expensive health problems thousands of miles from the actual fires
Gears, tears and breathtaking ascents: how I cycled the Dolomites and Alps
With barely any training Peter Kimpton tried to tackle the Haute Route, the highest and toughest cyclosportive in the world. How did it go?
It’s Cycle to Work Day – tell us about your two-wheeled commute
Peter Walker: A two-mile pootle in tweed? Or a 20-mile sprint in Lycra? How do you do it, and why? We want to know. Also, share you stories and pictures on our Guardian Witness page
How to set up a bike repair co-operative
The Broken Spoke Co-operative is the second in our series on community projects; here’s how they set up, and information about how you can do the same
The corncockle kerfuffle, or why Countryfile isn’t trying to kill you
Patrick Barkham: The BBC has been criticised after a scheme it promoted on Countryfile distributed packets of wild flower seeds containing a poisonous plant. But the truth is more complicated, and far less alarming