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Time Inc. (UK) Ltd Cycling Group, Leon House 233 High Street Croydon Surrey CR9 1HZ Tel: 020 8726 8409

Reach over 6 Million

Cycling fans through our

print & digital solutions*

*Stats sourcedfrom Omnitureand Auditedsales figuresJan-Dec 2013

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Reader Profile• 72% ABC1 • 50.3 Average Reader Age • £48,200 Average House Hold Income • 3.4 issues brought per month • 2.4 Hours Average time spent reading Cycling Weekly*

Cycling Weekly is the UK’s market leading road cycling title —now in its 120th publishing year.

Our content remains perfectly aligned to take advantage of the ever increasing number of people who are getting out on their bike.

The British elite have dominated on both the road a track this year and Cycling Weekly was there to cover every minute of the action, providing readers with informative news and comment along with world class photography.

*source cycling weekly reader survey June 2011 (Linda Jones & Partners)

Advertising Production Manager Robert Budd Tel : 0208 726 8418 [email protected]

Assistant Advertising Production Manager Andy Perry Tel : 0208 726 8421 [email protected]

Media Required: Hi-res PDF (i.3 version pass for press complaint), InDesign (indd), Photoshop (psd)

Preferred Formats: Tiff, eps, jpeg, CMYK converted, 300 dpi

Please Note: *CLASSIFIED ONLY Adverts smaller than eighth page vary in terms of width – One column (41mm) or 2 column (87mm) and depth – 30mm, 40mm, 50mm or 60mm

Type Frequency

Full Colour 1 12 26 52

DPS 3045 2835 2730 2625

Page 1638 1554 1460 1344

Half Page 882 830 772 714

Quarter Page

483 464 441 389

Eighth Page 305 284 273 257

Scc 37 366 35 33

Min 3 x 1 111 108 105 99

Special positions: 10% extraCover positions: 20% extraBleed: 10% extra (minimum display size 1/4 page) All prices are subject to VAT

Advertising Sales: Tel: 0208 726 8415 Email: [email protected]

Average print

Average combined print & digital

27,841 28,809

Audited ABC circulations (for period Jan-Dec 2013)

Reader Profile• 96% Male • 40 Average Reader Age • £49,300 Average House Hold Income

• 67% ABC1• 3.7 Hours Average time spent reading MBR*

With 13 issues a year and a subscriber base of over 11,000 MBR is proud to serve the UKs mountain biking community.

The editorial team combines biking expertise with an encyclopaedic knowledge of cross country trails all over the UK.

Our comprehensive routes guides are second to none, and are available to download online via www.mbr.co.uk





Type Frequency

Full Colour 1 6 13

DPS 3570 3203 2877

Page 1859 1712 1575

Half Page 998 940 882

Quarter Page

525 504 483

Eighth Page 368 336 293

Scc 37 36 35

Min 3 x 1 111 108 105


Advertising Sales Tel : 0208 726 8415 Email: [email protected]

*source mbr reader survey June 2011 (Linda Jones & Partners)

Average print


20,495 21,045


Reader Profile• 96% Male • 78% ABC1 • 45 Average Reader Age • £47,000 Average House Hold Income • 30% have been reading Cycle Sport for under 2 years • 3.6 Hours Average time spent reading Cycle Sport *

Cycle is the world’s best magazine for professional road racing, with editions in the UK & US.

We have established a reputation for the most in-depth interviews, knowledgeable feature- writing and the best photography covering the road scene.

We cover all of the biggest international events , from the Spring Classics, through to the Tour de France & the World Championships. With expert analysis of the racing and all the stories behind the news and results.

As well as major interviews with the biggest names in the sport, we offer a unique features about professional road racing.





Type Frequency

Full Colour 1 6 13

DPS 2320 2210 1985

Page 1323 1208 1050

Half Page 719 662 551

Quarter Page

389 367 326


Sc c 33 29 25

Min 3 x 1 99 87 75



*source cycle sport reader survey Feb 2010 (Linda Jones & Partners)

Average print


18,560 19,614


Reader Profile• 89% Male • 43 Average Reader Age • £43,500 Average House Hold Income • 76% ABC1 • 3.8 Hours Average time spent reading Cycling Active*

Cycling Active is for people who just like riding their bikes.

With almost 40 pages of in depth product reviews from some of the most experienced cycling writers in the country. It’s the first place to go if you’re thinking of purchasing new products. From sportive bikes to sunglasses, clothing and bike locks – we’ve tested them so you know what to buy.

This is a magazine aimed at new cyclists of every type and our bike tests will reflect this with every value price pointed tested. Plus reviews of hybrids, folding & electric bikes as well as tourers. We’ve also got advice from top nutritionists on how to fuel your riding before during and after your ride, no matter what type of riding you’re doing.

Elsewhere in the magazine is the best ride section you’ll see in a cycling magazine. Each ride includes OS quality maps for your use as well as a list of eateries and bike shops in the area.

Group Advertising Production Manager Vicky Geary

Tel: 0208 726 8421 [email protected]




Type Frequency

Full Colour 1 6 13

DPS 2700 2565 2430

Page 1450 1377 1305

Half Page 800 760 720

Quarter Page

450 427 405


Scc 28 26 24

Min 3 x 1 84 78 72



*source cycling active reader survey June 2011 (Linda Jones & Partners)

Average print


22,555 23,152


Reader Profile• 85% Male• 44 Average Reader Age• £49,000 Average Household Income• 77% ABC1• 3.9 Hours Average time spent reading Cycling Fitness*

First Published in 2007, Cycling Fitness has rapidly become an essential seasonal guide for any committed cyclist to improve their fitness and look after their heath.

Cycling Fitness focuses on all aspects of developing a healthy body and improving your cycling performance. At the heart of each issue are our 3 different training plans, suitable for beginners through to advance riders.

Every issue contains a wide range of features by leading fitness experts looking at the latest nutrition , training and health advice.

We cover everything from technical bike skills, diet advice, health supplements, products as well as providing in depth analysis of the latest fitness trends.






Type Frequency

Full Colour 1 2 3 4

DPS 2074 2021 2430 1867

Page 1450 1377 1305

Half Page 750 710 690 650

Quarter Page

393 384 374 355

Eighth Page 236 230 225 210

Scc 37 36 35 33



*source cycling fitness reader survey January 2012 (Linda Jones & Partners)

TourTour Magazine is the fans ultimate guide to the Tour De France. It celebrates the increasing popularity of cycling in the UK by focusing on home grown riders and teams riding the greatest race on earth.

Tour takes a look at the coolest bikes at the Tour de France & gives you in depth interviews from some of the biggest stars in the peloton as well as expert opinions and stage by stage commentary from a GB Tour veteran.

mbr Ride GuideWith over 200 pages of UK routes mixed with essential advice on riding safely and caring for your bike the 2013 MBR ride guide is the perfect gift for anyone who wants to hit the trails.

From beginners to experts, there’s something for everyone. All routes are graded for difficulty and lovingly illustrated with Ordinance Survey maps and pictures from the MBR archives.

Let our writers be your guide to the cross country trails and killer loops of England, Wales & Scotland. Learn more about navigation too, with an introduction to GPS and good old-fashioned map skills.






Tour Guide

DPS 3000

Page 1750

Half Page 1000

Quarter Page 695

Eighth Page 395

Sponsorship 500PS

Ride Guide

DPS 2500

Page 1500

Half Page 825

Quarter Page 500

Eighth Page 250

Sponsorship 500PS

*Sponsorship of full publication available on request







Production sizesCycling Weekly

Bleed Trimmed Size Type Area

DPS 286 x 406 280 x 400 256 x 380

Junior Spread 146 x 406 137 x 400 125 x 380

Page 286 x 206 280 x 200 256 x 179

Half Page (Horizontal) 143 x 206 137 x 200 125 x 180

Half Page (Vertical) 286 x 103 280 x 97 256 x 87

Quarter Page (Type Area) Standard Horizontal Vertical

125 x 87 60 x 180 256 x 41

Eighth Page (Type Area) 60 x 87 28 x 180 125 x 41

MBR and Ride Guide Bleed Trimmed Size Type Area

DPS 281 x 426 275x 420 256 x 390


Page 281 x 216 275 x 210 253 x 180




125 x 87 59 x 180 253 x 41


Cycle SportBleed Trimmed Size Type Area

DPS 274 x 414 268 x 408 230 x 382


Page 274 x 210 268 x 204 230 x178




112 x 86 53 x 178 230 x 40


Cycling Active, Cycling Fitness & Tour GuideBleed Trimmed Size Type Area

DPS 303 x 426 297 x 420 276 x 400

Page 303 x 216 297 x 210 276 x 190




135 x 92 64 x 190 276 x 44

Eighth Page (Type Area) 64 x 92

Digital

DigitalWe offer comprehensive advertising packages across our websites that target the user by their needs or interest.

Creative are sold at cost per 1000 and one of our experienced sales representatives will be able to tailor a package to suit your advertising needs.

Prices will vary dependant on the creative size, amount of impressions & the website.

www.cyclingweekly.co.uk www.mbr.co.uk www.cyclesportmag.com www.cyclingactive.com

Online creative sizes

MPU 300 x 250

Leaderboard 728 x 90

Skyscraper 160 x 600

Banner 468 x 60

Button 120 x 60

All creatives must be sent as GIF files and not exceed the file size of 40kb


Cycling Weekly EnewsLetter & Data Base Marketing Our Weekly Newsletter is mailed out to over 27,5000 subscribers every Thursday.

Over 9,000 Subscribers have signed up to receive 3rd party information, Discounted Ride entry & Special Offers.

www.cyclingweekly.co.uk


Bargains of the Week

www.cyclingweekly.co.uk


Bargains of the week, is an advertising solution offered by the Cycling Weekly ad team using a combined reach of Cycling Weekly’s printed magazine and website.

Aimed exclusively to mail order advertisers wishing to quickly promote sales, special offers or clearance items. Bargains of the week offers advertisers the opportunity to reach the biggest road cycling audience in the UK.

Bargains of the week is a major CW service to readers, enabling them to quickly locate products and at the best price available in the market place.

• Promoted in an advertisement in every issues of Cycling Weekly

• Listed in the Bargains of the Week section on the CW Website with click-through to retailers website

• Promoted on the editors weekly newsletter which is mailed out to over 27,500 subscribers every week

• Advertisers must commit to a minimum of 12 weeks

Print copy to be sent to: Email: [email protected]

Online copy to be sent to: Email: [email protected]

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