Archive Issue 18.2 - Member Edition

In Fabian Cancellara our writer Morten meets a man who has it all adapting to life outside the peloton. And struggling.

“I attacked. It was all or nothing.” John Degenkolb, the only living German with a cobblestone trophy above his fireplace

Greg van Avermaet’s record-breaking Paris-Roubaix ride recounted from dawn till dusk.

Riding shotgun with Mavic neutral service at Paris-Roubaix, their craziest day of the year

One finger, two hands, mouth covered, or even a pistol? Victory celebrations deconstructed by Paul Maunder.

A new batch of cycling hopefuls enter the Academy fold in Manchester. How will they be treated by British Cycling following the past two years of sordid revelations?

Our photographers choose their personal favourite images from the Ronde

Retired and all at sea? Grab those opportunities with both hands, Pippa York advises in her column

Obama shot hoops, George W. Bush worked out on his bike, while the “very stable genius” Trump rests on his laurels. Matt Seaton's column on presidential pastimes.