The family of charity cyclist Tony Parsons, who died after drink driver Alexander McKellar hit him with his motor vehicle and then buried his body to hide it from the police, is set to receive a six-figure compensation payout.Anthony Parsons, known as Tony, was 63 when he was reported missing while on a 104-mile charity bike … Read more
The Velocio Men’s Deep Winter Base Layer is, as its name suggests, made for the coldest and worst weather you’re likely to be riding in. It’s super thick but with thinner panelling on the back, and I’ve found it kept me really warm no matter what the weather was doing.> Buy now: Velocio Men’s Deep … Read more
Pashley has launched a steel-framed Roadfinder range that’s designed to be high quality and super-versatile, covering road and gravel riding. The collection includes both conventional and electric models, and they’re all made here in the UK. We’ve yet to ride any of the new bikes (a review model is on the way), but we’ve seen … Read more
You might not have heard of the Quick Pro AR:One, but the built-up version pictured here hits the scales at just 6.3kg, complete with power meter pedals, bottle cages, sealant in the tyres, and a GPS mount up front. A medium-sized frame (in a matt black finish) weighs from 762g with titanium bottle cage bolts … Read more
At just under £300 the Scribe 365 Disc is a budget-friendly set of wheels, but unlike many at this price they aren’t carrying a lot of weight, and as testament to Scribe’s in-house wheelbuilders, they exude durability and excellent overall quality.> Buy now: Scribe 365 Disc wheelset for £299 from Scribe CyclingThe 365s are robust … Read more
For many manufacturers, having their bikes and equipment used in the WorldTour by the best riders out there is the ultimate mark of success and a huge marketing opportunity. However, no amount of wins or success is a guarantee that it’ll last forever, and we’ve seen some big names stepping away from the highest level in … Read more
The decision this week to approve Brompton’s proposals for an ambitious new eco-friendly factory and headquarters in Kent have been criticised by wildlife campaigners, who say the plans will lead to the loss an “irreplaceable natural corridor” which acts as a “critical haven for a diverse array of wildlife”, branding the decision a “dark day … Read more
Bleary and cheery-eyed, as the jukebox and drunken dancing is paused, I wobble and watch as the hands of the old analogue clock in the wall of the local village pub slowly but surely moved ever closer to that once-in-a-lifetime dawn of a new century and new millenium. It was about as rowdy as could be, … Read more
