The Prungo FluxGo is a red light therapy device, a premium recovery tool designed to help reduce muscle soreness and support rehabilitation. It’s portable, simple to use and quiet. However, the high price means it’s best suited to athletes with significant or ongoing recovery needs, rather than casual users. Though it does come with a … Read more
The unusual looks and design features that set this bike apart in 1947 are still present in 2026, as you can still buy it as a brand new bike almost 80 years later! There can’t be many designs that have lasted so long without any significant changes to the design or build.Harry Rensch, a London-based frame builder, changed his … Read more
The Wilier Filante SLR ID2 is one of those bikes that makes more sense the faster you go. Not in a ‘white-knuckle, cling-on’ way, but in a deeply reassuring ‘this is exactly what it was built for’ kind of way. It’s quick, confident and stable, combining a light weight with aero credentials, and I found it … Read more
We speak to Professor Joy Myint – Head of School and Professor of Optometry at Cardiff University – who also performs a fascinating role as head classifier with British Blind Sport (BBS), classifying the UK’s blind and visually impaired athletes for competition. road.cc First of all, tell us a little bit about your background and how you … Read more
A new study has found that low traffic neighbourhoods are struggling due to a lack of funding that fails to account for the impact of “national politics and culture wars”. The research, published in Transport Policy, is based on interviews with councillors and transport officers from 12 English local authorities and concludes that years of austerity … Read more
The Galibier Liberté Optics enhance the brand’s reputation for making good cycling kit at great prices. There’s much to admire here: light weight, good shape, great fit, not the size of a Scammell windscreen. They’re also available with three lens options – including one photochromic – and each for less than the cost of spare … Read more
Proposed cycle lanes in Ayr town centre have been scrapped after the council’s depute leader called for a revised design without cycling infrastructure, following criticism from residents. The controversial plans initially caused uproar as the removal of six car parking spaces would cause “disruption” to “our local economy”, according to MP Elaine Stewart. There was public concern that … Read more
Welcome back to Tech of the Week, a return after last week’s Velofollies action. So, what’s happened this week then? The big headlines were reserved for some rather large job cuts at Canyon and Paris-Roubaix-winning on-the-fly tyre pressure adjustment innovator Gravaa declaring bankruptcy, but we’ll try to keep things a bit more positive here.After all, Blue Monday is done. January, … Read more
Disabled cyclists have “suffered harassment” and abuse at the hands of “non-uniformed vigilante residents” for riding through a town centre market, a cycling campaigner has claimed.The claim was made as Oxfordshire County Council voted to amend a controversial cycling trial on Bicester’s Sheep Street, to permit disabled people who use bikes as mobility aids to … Read more
