An article in the Sunday Times analysing differences in cyclist casualties at weekends between people riding in urban areas and those cycling in the countryside makes no mention of the danger motorists pose to people riding bikes in urban areas – instead apparently pointing the finger at riders chasing KOMs on Strava in locations such … Read more
Update: Sussex Police have said they are investigating a video we reported on yesterday that was posted to Facebook and shows a motorist driving into wands on an emergency protected cycle lane in Brighton.The force told road.cc: “We are aware of a video circulating on social media which appears to show a vehicle colliding with bollards … Read more
The Alpkit Koala is one of the original bags created by the British company, and it’s still made in the UK. It’s reasonably light, easy to attach, and doesn’t sway much once fitted, though it’s not the biggest.The version on test is the smaller and lighter of the two Koalas. At 7 litres it might … Read more
A little like a magician with the old rabbit out of a hat trick, the long-awaited update to the Canyon Aeroad has appeared before and then vanished, with Canyon acting like the world had collectively dreamt it. Well, now they’ve pulled it out of the hat again and given it to French rider Warren Barguil … Read more
A Conservative MP is querying the service victims of crime, including bike theft, receive from police after he had to wait more than half an hour on the non-emergency number 101 to report that his own bike had been stolen – but has been ridiculed on social media given the cuts to police funding his own … Read more
Caleb Ewan of Lotto-Soudal snatched victory in Stage 3 of the Tour de France from Sam Bennett in a sprint raced into a headwind in Sisteron this afternoon. Bennett’s Deceuninck-Quick Step team-mate, Julian Alaphilippe, remains in the overall leader’s yellow jersey.Ewan – winner of three stages at last year’s race, including on the Champs-Elysees – squeezed past Bora-Hansgrohe’s Peter … Read more
The Strade is the first wheelset from Parcours that has been designed fully in-house, and it’s a very impressive one. They handle well in all conditions, the aero data seems to stack up, and they’re bang on trend by being disc brake only, tubeless-ready and optimised for 28mm tyres. For their sub-£1,000 price tag, I … Read more
This competition is now closed, and we have a Winner!Congratulations to James Bradford; Scribe Cycling will be in touch with you very shortly.Many thanks to everybody else who entered and better luck next time.This week’s competition is brought to you by Scribe Cycling who burst onto the scene last year with a range of well received wheels. Scribe … Read more
A cyclist has taken to Twitter to tell “lazy bastards” not to use a North Wales beauty spot as a “rubbish bin.”Simon Roxburgh, a founder member and current chairman of the GOG (Great Orme Goats) Triathlon Club, took to the social network to vent his anger due to the amount of roadside rubbish he discovered … Read more
