Paris–Roubaix is one of the oldest monuments in cycling, and as the queen of the Classics it’s unsurprising that winning this prestigious event tops the wish list of many a pro rider. The third monument of the season and arguably the most recognisable event in the sport after the Tour de France is undeniably a big deal – but … Read more
The Metropolitan Police have been urged to take aggressive behaviour towards vulnerable road users more seriously, following a road rage incident which saw a motorist blast their horn at a cyclist, who was travelling with their child on the back of the bike, before the car’s passenger angrily chastised them for riding “in the middle … Read more
The Ravemen NT101 Commuter Signal Rear Light is a good option for anyone riding in busy areas, offering decent performance just as a rear light, along with up to 160 lumens of improved visibility from the built-in brake light, plus 115-lumen indicators controlled by a wireless remote. The indicators can work as hazard lights, plus … Read more
Wout van Aert’s turbulent classics campaign almost went up in smoke this afternoon, when the Belgian star narrowly avoided crashing due to a suspected puncture while riding at speed through the iconic Arenberg Forest during a Paris-Roubaix recon.The Visma-Lease a Bike leader, who was being filmed by Flemish broadcaster VTM as he tested himself ahead … Read more
Achey backs, sore shoulders, bad knees… any form of discomfort whilst cycling is far from ideal, but in this article we’re looking at one of the most common forms of cycling discomfort: numb feet. It might not be as painful as other areas, but numb feet have ruined many a long ride so, we’re back with … Read more
While Donald Trump may have blinked first in his global trade war, triggering a 90-day pause on his threatened higher tariff rates for most countries amid chaos in the markets, one of the biggest suppliers of bicycles to the United States, Giant, has said that the US president’s attempt at reordering the economic order is … Read more
