RideLondon cancelled – all entrants to receive full refund

This year’s Prudential RideLondon, due to have been held on the weekend of 15 and 16 August, has been cancelled as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. Organisers have promised that all entrants as well as charities will be refunded in full for their places.The decision to cancel the two-day event was taken by London authorities … Read more

Beeline Velo

The Beeline Velo is a simple and easy to use route-following device that’s quick to set up and great if you’re doing point-to-point rides and you’re not sure of the way. The app needs to be a bit more robust, and some of the advertised features don’t work, so at the moment it feels a … Read more

Brompton add to luggage range with commuting as the focus

Brompton, famous for their folding bicycles, has announced a new range of bike bags designed specifically to work with their bikes. The Metro, Borough, and Transit bags all feature a frame which allows you to attach the bag to the front of a Brompton for easy transportation of your work-day essentials. They’re calling the 2020 range “the most … Read more

Rapha Men’s Pro Team Training Jersey 2020

The Rapha Men’s Pro Team Training Jersey lives up to its name, being ideal for long training rides, and it delivers on style, but the fit will suit some better than others.The design of this training jersey really stands out from Rapha’s usual offerings. The two-tone navy with the instantly recognisable white stripe on the … Read more

Kent cyclist who suffered fractured spine says he’ll never ride again after collision he says was deliberately caused by pedestrian – police appeal for witnesses

A Kent cyclist who suffered a fractured pelvis, fractured spine, dislocated shoulder and ruptured kidneys in a collision with a pedestrian believes she deliberately walked across his path.Kent Online reports that 58-year-old Anthony Worrell-Dearing was riding on a shared use path next to Gravesend Cyclopark at around 7.30am on May 5 when he approached two … Read more

Strava changes: Will you be paying the price?

So, Strava has scrapped its Premium/Summit packages in favour of making the majority of its features a paid-for service. There are also API changes that look set to wreak havoc with third-party app access. But how will these changes affect the average Strava user? And should you be coughing up the £4 per month?First things first, … Read more