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Pirelli P Zero Race TLR 700×40

This 40mm-wide Pirelli P Zero Race TLR tyre is the largest of the new sizes introduced to the range, bringing road-specific performance – good rolling resistance, impressive grip and a supple ride feel – to your gravel bike or any other machine you have that has generous tyre clearance.I first reviewed the P Zero Race TLRs … Read more

Israel-Premier Tech to ride in kit without team name on for remainder of Vuelta a España, blaming the “dangerous nature of some protests”

Israel-Premier Tech has announced that its riders will wear a “monogram-branded kit” for the remainder of the Vuelta a España, featuring sponsor logos but without the team’s name. The team said it acted “in the interest of prioritising the safety of our riders and the entire peloton”, blaming “the dangerous nature of some protests at the Vuelta … Read more

BBB BioWetLube Chain Lubricant 100ml

The BBB BioWetLube Chain Lubricant is an all-weather lube with heaps of environmentally friendly credentials. It’s pleasingly light as far as wet lubes go, but this does mean it isn’t as durable as some of its main competitors.> Buy now: BBB BioWetLube Chain Lubricant for £9.99 from Winstanleys BikesBBB’s latest line of Bio cleaning and maintenance products continues with its BioWetLube … Read more

“They asked us to quit the Vuelta, but we did not surrender to the terrorists”: Israel-Premier Tech boss Sylvan Adams hits out at “violent terrorist” protesters and dismisses name change “fake news”

Israel-Premier Tech owner Sylvan Adams has claimed that he has rejected requests from organisers for the under-fire team to leave the Vuelta a España, amid an ongoing series of pro-Palestine protests at the Spanish grand tour, arguing that withdrawing from the race would amount to “surrender to the terrorists”.The Canadian-Israeli billionaire also dismissed recent reports … Read more

“They want you to cycle, but roads have to be safe”: Cyclist killed by lorry driver in crash so horrifying it took ten days to identify his body – but council says junction is “safe for all road users”

The family of a Dublin cyclist killed in a horrifying collision with a HGV driver, after which it took ten days to formally identify his body, have called for urgent action to improve the city’s cycling infrastructure and reduce the dangers posed by lorries to vulnerable road users.Derek Doyle was cycling home from his job … Read more