The Tour de France has taken over our TV screens, the sun is blazing and the holidays are fast approaching – summer is officially here. If you’re anything like us then you probably already have a number of two-wheeled adventures planned for the upcoming weeks, counting down the seconds until it’s finally time to get out there and spend long, lazy days riding under a glorious summer sun. Read More
The biggest cycling race of the year is just around the corner so it’s high time we had an in-depth look at the key stages and riders to watch, as well as at all the gorgeous bikes that will be filling our TV screens for the next three weeks… Read More
Trek’s new Crockett is more than just a cyclocross bike. It’s a bike that can do it all, win ’cross races on the weekend and then rule the urban jungle midweek. But what is it about this new model that makes it so adept on both the tarmac and the mud? Let’s find out… Read More
​When we think of commuting to work we think of cold, wet Monday mornings, made worse by busy traffic, arrogant drivers and the prospect of a long shift at work. Cycling shouldn’t make you feel this way, we need to take the commute back into our own hands and make it fun again! One of the best ways to do just that is with the new Raleigh Array, one of the most stylish e-commuters out there… Read More
Father’s Day is that one day in the year when we get the chance to say ‘Dad? Thanks.†For all the support, the fun, the help and the laughs. We’ve got a few ideas on how to say it, but don’t worry – these treats are for everyone. Read More
There are few bikes more successful than Pinarello’s Dogma, the all-round speed machine propelling Team Sky to Grand Tour glory on no less than eight different occasions in the past seven years. Read More
Sprinting is a vital skill for cyclists at all levels, but it’s not as simple as it might seem. Winning bunch sprints and hitting top speeds on two wheels isn’t all about pure power and your physical ability to turn the pedals quickly, it’s also down to mastering things like positioning, timing and tactics. Read More
When it comes to bike computers there are two names that dominate the game. Garmin and, more recently, Wahoo have become the go-to brands for handlebar mounted GPS computers, and with good reason. They both offer us a huge range of data, simply displayed and easily customisable. They also allow us to plot, upload and follow routes, putting an end to the stop-start rigmarole of checking the map every five minutes. Read More
It’s always an exciting time when the first Grand Tour of the year comes around. Things are about to really kick off with the fastest guys in the world getting together for a right royal knees-up around Italy. Read More
Brompton, proudly based in London since 1975, are the market leader, and with good reason. They have always had one intention: to increase your sense of independence and freedom, no matter how crowded your life. They’re ingeniously designed and surprisingly rewarding to ride. Read More
