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Police not to blame for death of cyclist killed by fleeing burglar during pursuit
The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has concluded that Northamptonshire Police officers were not to blame for the death of cyclist killed by a burglar during a high speed chase. Nine police cars were involved in the pursuit of Gary Lynch, 55, when he hit 75-year-old Arthur Bourlet in Station Road, Isham, on April … Read more
Time Osmos 15 shoes
The iconic French brand that made Greg LeMond’s shoes in the 1980s is back. The Time Osmos 15 has been meticulously designed with modern tech that makes it every bit as good as the flagship shoes from the latest big names that have taken advantage of its absence. Pros: Stiff, comfortable, lightweight, clever insole design, … Read more
BMC issues voluntary recall for Teammachine SLR01 Disc bike forks
Do you own a BMC Teammachine SLR01 Disc bike? You’ll want to know that the Swiss company has just issued a voluntary recall for due to a “technical problem with the fork that could result in a cracked or broken steerer tube, leading to potential crashes and injuries.”The recall impacts all BMC Teammachine SLR01 Disc … Read more
Enve’s new $750 Air Pressure Station – the most expensive bicycle pump in the world?
Not content with making some of the most expensive bicycle wheels in the world, Enve has launched what we think must be the most expensive bicycle pump in the world.Called the Air Pressure Station and costing a staggering $750, it’s intended to be super accurate and precise to .5% PSI, make tubeless inflation easier and … Read more
How to read a bike geometry table: the numbers made easy
Geometry plays a huge part in determining a bike’s character and behaviour as well as its fit, so checking out those tables is crucial before making your buying decisions.You can look at bike geometries on manufacturers’ websites and, if you’re old school, brochures. The exact information contained in those tables varies a little between brands … Read more
Freeman tribunal: Ex-British Cycling and Team Sky head of medicine Steve Peters agrees Testogel would be “mad” way to dope
Dr Steve Peters, former head of medicine at British Cycling and Team Sky, has told the tribunal into his former colleague Dr Richard Freeman that using Testogel patches to try would be a “mad” way to try and gain a performance enhancing benefit.Giving evidence at the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service in Manchester today in the … Read more
Lezyne KTV Pro Drive 75 rear light
The Lezyne KTV Pro Drive 75 is a compact, bright rear light with long run-time. Just 50g and compatible with any seatpost, its 75-lumen output sits somewhere between ‘be seen’ and ‘legal obligation’, and makes for a good backup choice. Pros: Fits any seatpost, wide angle, long run-times, memory mode, angled bracket Cons: USB-stick charging … Read more
London Cycling Campaign launches Lorry Safety website to help protect capital’s cyclists
London Cycling Campaign (LCC) has launched a free website aimed at helping lorry drivers and cyclists avoid collisions.Called Lorry Safe, the website – launched last week – includes videos and tips on reducing danger on the road, updates on safe lorry design, and training for both drivers and riders.The organisation’s CEO, Dr Ashok Sinha, said: … Read more