Cycling UK teams up with Uber Eats for cycling advice videos

Cycling UK has teamed up with Uber Eats for a series of videos providing advice to cyclists – aimed not just at the food delivery firm’s couriers, but also at anyone who uses a bike to get around.Launched to coincide with Bike Week, the five videos, accompanied by written guides that can be downloaded to … Read more

Cycling and the law: How is a judge likely to assess a claim for compensation following an accident caused by a pothole during a sportive? An example from case law

As a personal injury solicitor who represents injured cyclists as well as being involved in sportives myself, a topic that often comes up is: ‘how might a participant’s claim for compensation be dealt with should a rider be injured during the event?’ The short answer is that it depends on the cause of the accident.I don’t bring … Read more

Northwave Extreme Pro shoes

If top-level sole stiffness is your main priority when it comes to shopping for road shoes then you need to add the Northwave Extreme Pro to your list. Power transfer is immense, although that performance can come at a small cost to comfort on rough roads. Pros: One of the stiffest soles out there; excellent … Read more

Topeak Roadie DA With Gauge

The Topeak Roadie DA hand pump is designed primarily for narrow section road tyres. It’s reckoned capable of delivering 120psi/8 bar, and I’ve been pleasantly surprised by its relative efficiency and the inbuilt gauge’s accuracy, though it requires a consistent momentum and the barrel becomes uncomfortably hot towards the highest pressures. Pros: Accurate gauge, relatively … Read more

Just In: Giro’s new £375 Imperial road shoes

Giro has added a brand new £375 shoe to its range called the Imperial, which aims to deliver very low weight but not at the expense of support and durability. We’ve just had a pair arrive in the office for review so before we do that, here’s a real quick unboxing video.– 19 of the best … Read more

Bend36 Chamois Cream

Bend36 Chamois Cream is a good-quality cream that delivers plenty of on-bike comfort. It’s not cheap, but it does do a good job. Pros: Lasts well, kept me comfortable, washes out well Cons: Quite expensive Bend36 is named after the 36 hairpins on the Passo dello Stelvio (when you’re climbing from Bormio; there are 48 … Read more