Simpson is a new independent magazine about British road cycling. Whether you're just starting out or a hardened club rider, we offer a unique insight from the very heart of cycling. Simpson is frank and has a sense of humour. It will take no prisoners but it’s also very proud of the rich heritage of British cycling.
Issue one of Simpson is available now. It includes a first-hand account of what it was like to be a spectator in Paris on the final day of last year’s Tour de France. We also take a look at some of the classic kit we all like to wear as we act out our pro team fantasies. You’ll also find plenty of practical tips and advice about how to get the most from your ride.
Simpson was conceived in 2012 - the greatest ever year for British cycling. To celebrate this success, Simpson offers a limited run T-shirt and range of musettes for wear both on and off the bike.
Even in this digital age there is still nothing that can replace the look and feel of traditional litho print. The first edition of Simpson had to have this tangible quality that only print could offer...
You have to always aim high. Our coverage of the Giro from Col du Galibier looked set to be a classic until the gods decided otherwise. Quick thinking and a change in the weather saved the day!
