The giant repository of other people's holiday photos and angry political rants that is Facebook loves to tweak its user experience, and lately that's been impacting on the amount of content you see in your news feed from your favourite bicycle website, BikeRadar. (Other websites are available. Shhh.)
Next, (on desktop) click the tiny dropdown arrow at the top right of the page on Facebook, and select 'News Feed Preferences' (step 1) - BikeRadar / Facebook
In the Preferences box, select the option labelled 'Prioritize who to see' (step 2) - BikeRadar / FacebookFind BikeRadar in your list of friends and pages, and go ahead and give us a good old click (step 3) - BikeRadar / Facebook
Next, (on desktop) click the tiny dropdown arrow at the top right of the page on Facebook, and select 'News Feed Preferences' (step 1) - BikeRadar / FacebookIn the Preferences box, select the option labelled 'Prioritize who to see' (step 2) - BikeRadar / Facebook
Find BikeRadar in your list of friends and pages, and go ahead and give us a good old click (step 3) - BikeRadar / Facebook
Next, (on desktop) click the tiny dropdown arrow at the top right of the page on Facebook, and select 'News Feed Preferences' (step 1) - BikeRadar / FacebookIn the Preferences box, select the option labelled 'Prioritize who to see' (step 2) - BikeRadar / FacebookFind BikeRadar in your list of friends and pages, and go ahead and give us a good old click (step 3) - BikeRadar / Facebook
You'll know you've done it right when a blue circle with a white star in it appears at the top right of our profile pic and the phrase "See first" appears in blue below.
The process is very similar on iOS and Android, with the relevant settings appearing under News Feed Preferences.
There you have it! Now you'll get the best of BikeRadar front and centre, right where it should be.
If you're not a Facebook-ista, you can keep up to date with the latest and greatest from BikeRadaron Twitter and Instagram. Thank us later!
Matthew Loveridge (formerly Allen) is BikeRadar's former senior writer, an experienced mechanic, and an expert on bike tech who appreciates practical, beautifully-engineered things. Originally a roadie, he likes bikes and kit of every type, including gravel bikes and mountain bikes, and he's tested a huge variety of all three over the years for BikeRadar, Cycling Plus, Cyclist.co.uk and others. He looks like he should be better at cycling than he actually is, and he's ok with that.
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