Gift Subscription Offer

Give the gift of Conquista to the cyclist in your life.

Subscribe now and get 5 issues delivered for the price of 4. Choose to start your gift subscription with the next available issue, current issue, or any available back issue* of your choice (*some back issues are out of stock).

A standard UK print gift subscription to Conquista costs £44 for the next 4 issues, saving £4 off the regular £12 cover price. This includes delivery and the payment will conveniently recur ensuring you receive every issue without interruption or delay. We'll also throw in a digital download of each issue included in the subscription price.

If your subscription is to be delivered outside of the UK, it will cost £60 within the EU or £75 for the Rest of the World. We also offer each of these as a Gift Subscription.

Nothing else quite matches high-quality print. With almost 200, largely ad-free pages, each issue is more like a book than a magazine or journal, packed full of long reads, stunning photography, and unique illustration, all beautifully crafted and curated for your indulgence.

All forms of cycling are celebrated equally enthusiastically. Insight from the UCI World Tour alongside stories of endeavour and achievement from people like you, exploring their own personal challenges from amateur racing to sportives, bike packing and cycle touring.

You won't find product reviews for the latest Rapha gravel bidon or tips on where to get the best discount on your craft baselayers. We won't tell you how to train for your next Gran Fondo or why cyclists shave their legs.

You will find epic tales of forgotten races from cycling's remarkable history. From Anquetil to Armstrong and Wiggins. Merckx to Van Der Poel and Van Aert. Our contributors tackle subjects such as was Lance really all that bad? Was Team Sky really all that good?

We also delve deep into the myriad of bike sub-cultures, from Red Hook Crit to the Taiwan KOM and just about anything in between. A social enterprise in Downton LA or a charity ride across Japan. Even a man who eats badgers. As we like to say - you just can't read this stuff in Cycling Weekly.

Let us deliver a little self-indulgence to your door every few months. Escape the mundane and lose yourself for a few hours in the wonderful world of Conquista.