Over a quarter of motorists in Scotland don’t know driving dangerously around cyclists could lead to driving ban or prison sentence – and over 50% say more cameras would “change their behaviour”, new survey finds

Education, enforcement, and networks of dedicated cycle lanes are key to reducing the number of cyclists killed and injured due to careless or dangerous driving, Cycling Scotland has said – after new research commissioned by the charity found that more than one in four people in Scotland are unaware that driving carelessly or dangerously around … Read more

What happened to the Rotor Uno groupset with hydraulic shifting?

Tonight’s Bike at Bedtime isn’t a bike; it’s Rotor’s Uno groupset which offered both hydraulic braking and hydraulic shifting. Although Uno doesn’t exist any more, the tech morphed into the 1×13 groupset (that’s the name as well as a description), which remains in Rotor’s range.The groupset market was hotting up back in 2015 when Rotor … Read more

The most exciting cycling tech right now — gadgets we have high hopes for including aero sensors, pocket drones and smart heart rate monitors

There are more fancy cycling-specific gadgets than you can shake a selfie stick at nowadays, so we’ve cut through the less promising ones and rounded up what we think are some of the most interesting cycling gadgets around right now. From lights and crash sensors aimed at enhancing safety, to body temperature and hydration sensors designed to improve performance… whatever you … Read more

Feathertail Mudguard Extension

The Feathertail Mudguard Extension is light, fits easily and drops down to near the floor, greatly reducing spray for following riders. It attaches with Velcro to your existing guard, the Velco held on with strong double-sided tape. It’s important to clean the surface very carefully before sticking – there’s an alcohol wipe included for a … Read more