Check out the Filament FX bike with no down tube or chainstays

The Filament FX is an interesting bike with a story to tell; this carbon-fibre epoxy composite frame is made by hand in the UK, creator Richard Craddock saying that it was inspired by “the maverick frame designs of the 1990s”, but it’s designed  for use with modern features, like disc brakes, thru-axles, internal brake lines, and … Read more

Cycling short distances instead of driving could save million tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions every year, transport charity says

At a time when average cycling distances are falling to their lowest levels in a decade, one million tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions could be saved every year if people who currently travel short distances by car cycled instead, a transport charity has claimed.New research undertaken by shared transport charity Collaborative Mobility UK (CoMoUK) has … Read more

Boardman ADV 9.2 Carbon

If you can’t decide whether you want a gravel bike or an allroad bike, the Boardman ADV 9.2 Carbon allows you to blur the lines between the two. It’s capable and nimble off road but works just as well when pressed into winter trainer or commuter duties on the road. Wherever you ride it, though, … Read more

Burley Bee Bike Trailer (Single)

If you’re after a lightweight, straightforward bike trailer that doesn’t overwhelm you with extras but still gets the job done safely and comfortably, the Burley Bee is a strong contender. It’s ideal for families looking for a no-frills, bike-only design that’s easy to tow, store and maintain, all without the premium price tag of other … Read more

“What happens when you take on Shell as a sponsor”: Cyclists blame “nauseating greenwashing” deal as British Cycling membership drops by 15,000 in under two years

The long-term effects of British Cycling’s controversial partnership with oil giant Shell continue to be laid bare, after the governing body revealed that its membership has continued to drop by 11 per cent over the past year and a half, as cyclists blamed the “nauseating greenwashing” scandal for the organisation’s recent woes.Earlier this month, British … Read more

Fuming councillor blasts “unacceptable” decision to spend “ring-fenced” roadworks cash on cycling and walking schemes instead

A councillor has hit out at a local authority’s decision to spend money which initially had been “ring-fenced” for road improvement works, as part of a housing development planning obligation, on cycling and walking schemes instead, claiming the move “ignores” the wishes of residents and has led to the road in question “significantly deteriorating” in … Read more

“You need a billionaire to say ‘I’ll save the sport’. But that won’t happen”: Matt Holmes on why British cycling needs a reset and his journey from WorldTour pro to the “world’s most reluctant YouTuber”

“I’m probably the world’s most reluctant YouTuber,” Matt Holmes laughs. “It’s not easy, but if you want to get sponsors and you want to keep them happy, and you want to get new sponsors, it’s the most powerful tool you’ve got really.”The 31-year-old climber from Wigan – who spent those weird, turbulent first three years … Read more

Standard slams “homicidal cyclists charging at pedestrians”… with image showing motorist about to hit cyclists on bike lane; Evenepoel says his shoulder is “pretty much destroyed”; Brutalist ‘brifters’ blasted by baffled bicyclists + more on the live blog

After an extended lay-off post-pandemic, the Adventure Travel Show is returning for its 25 edition on 11-12 January 2025 under iconic vaulted glass roof of the Business Design Centre in Islington, London. There will be more than 100 exhibitors and talks from a great line-up of explorers and adventurers who’ve  returned from travels around the UK … Read more