Oliver Spencer x Vulpine Cycling Blazer — a very British tailoring collaboration
Let me begin with a confession. I once rode a bike in my Oliver Spencer suit (a treasured possession usually reserved for weddings and other…
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multipliCITY is a new modular street furniture collection that wants to be friends with your bike
All too often urban bike furniture is an afterthought in our cities, shimmied into gaps on streets and pavements without much consideration for urban aesthetics…
An interview with British BMX frame builder Ted James
Photographer and co-founder of The Albion magazine George Marshall knows his BMX. Which is probably why Red Bull sent him to interview and shoot Ted James,…
Emily Maye shoots the Cyclocross World Championship 2014 for Rapha
Emily Maye's work has featured on CycleLove several times in her short career as a cycling photographer, and like her previous captures for Rapha, her…
Introducing CycleLens, a photographic ride through the history of cycling
You've probably already noticed the link in the top left of this website to @CycleLens, but if you haven't clicked it yet, you might be…
Minute is a pint-sized bike that’s perfectly designed for city cycling
The classic geometry of a road bike is deeply nestled in the collective consciousness of cycling, refined over a hundred years as our understanding of…
In photos: CycleLove’s second year celebrating bike culture
CycleLove started with a couple of "What Ifs" that the old me would have chewed over... and then dismissed as unlikely to succeed. Thanks to…
New York through the eyes of a bicycle
I've been to New York a couple of times but never found the courage to ride it by bike. As a city that fizzles with…