Santini MYEGO 2.0 Bib Tights

Santini’s MYEGO 2.0 bib tights come with an excellent gel-filled pad and fabric that will stand up to chilly winter temperatures, but bunching issues behind the knees can hamper comfort. Pros: Gel pad, warmth, fit Cons: Bunching behind the knee Unlike most chamois pads that give you varying densities of foam, the GIT – stop … Read more

Kryptonite Avenue F-70/R-35 Dual

Kryptonite’s new two-in-one Avenue F-70/R-35 Dual light is bright enough for an emergency backup or secondary light. Its ability to work as front or rear is definitely handy, but the mounting system makes it less appealing than it could be. Pros: Can be used as front or rear, memory mode Cons: Mounting limits/faff; short run-times … Read more

Near Miss of the Day 59: Starring a sandwich-eating van driver

We all like to grab a quick snack when we’re feeling peckish, but there’s a time and a place for it – and that time and place is most certainly not when driving a van.But that’s exactly what road.cc reader Mario Orsi captured on film yesterday morning during his commute in North Bristol.Mario tweeted us … Read more

Cycliq launch new Fly12 CE and Fly6 CE light/camera combos

The Aussie company have revamped both the Cycliq Fly12 and Fly6, promising sharper footage capture, a wider lens angle and brighter lights. Review: Cycliq Fly12cycliq (Image Credit: Farrelly Atkinson)​ The front-facing Fly12 CE weighs 195g, 49g lighter than the original version. the light pumps out an impressive 600 lumens on full beam, and up to 8 hours of battery life taking 2.5 hours … Read more

Draft Animals – Living the Pro Cycling Dream (Once in a While)

I enjoyed reading Draft Animals. It’s a colourful and personal take on life in the professional peloton, and Phil Gaimon writes with an easy and honest style. If you take one thing away from the book, it’s that nothing’s really black and white: some people cheat at sport and are otherwise genuine and pleasant human … Read more

Ukad confirms Team Sky and British Cycling will not face charges over Jiffy bag delivered to Sir Bradley Wiggins at 2011 Criterium du Dauphine

UK Anti-Doping (Ukad) has closed its investigation into Team Sky and British Cycling without charges having failed to identify the contents of the package delivered to Sir Bradley Wiggins at the 2011 Critérium du Dauphiné.In his testimony before the select committee for culture, media and sport, Team Sky boss Sir Dave Brailsford said he had … Read more