I Am Afraid Of My Road Bike.

Two months off with That Cold That’s Been Going Around has led to lung of mouse and leg of crane-fly, but I’m more than ready now, and gagging, to go for a ride. But if I venture out on the road bike I know I’m going to get far too excited about being out in … Read more

Bell Array

What a lot, of features the Bell Array has (you meet even say an array… if you liked lame puns) but possibly the best of them is its adjustability – I could even get it to fit my weirdly shaped cranium, a challenge not all helmets are up to.The Twin Axis Gear (TAG) fit allows … Read more

Winter cycling made easy…

Conditions have been a tad treacherous under-wheel for most of the UK over the past couple of weeks so maybe now’s the time for some radical action. Canadian style.Time to break out the Ktrak – okay, you’re going to need some snow to use it, and a mountain bike which may already be too radical … Read more

Cycling MBEs roll out for Revolution 23

Britain’s latest crop of cycling medallists will be in action at Revolution 23 this Saturday at the Manchester Velodrome.With cycling featuring prominently in the New Year’s honours the start list for Revolution on January 10th now features new Members of the British Empire Ed Clancy, Geraint Thomas, Jason Kenny and Victoria Pendleton as well as … Read more

The Road to Mt Ventoux DVD

If you’re off to the Étape in 2009 then you’d do well to go prepared, because the Ventoux is a hard climb – the hardest in France, if Lance is to be believed. This DVD from Cyclefilms, their third Étape recce, will certainly help: it’s well put together and gives a really good flavour of … Read more

Giro release 500 limited edition Contador Havik glasses

When it comes to grand tours Alberto Contador is THE MAN these days, as Lance and Ivan will surely find out come the summer. So what better way to celebrate the youngest man to win all three tours than by a set of commemorative glasses?… sunglasses.Well, no better way if you happen to be a … Read more

Councils urged to spend £17m allocated to safe routes for schools

Sustainable transport charity, Sustrans, is calling on local authorities to apply for funding to develop safer and healthier routes to schools in their area. The £17 million for the Links to Schools programme is part of the £140 million earmarked by by the Department for Transport to promote cycling.In civil engineering terms £17 million is a small … Read more

144 mile commute: Is it Britain’s longest?

Hampshire cyclist, Simon Tout, has put in an early shout for the longest commute of the year. The tax advisor from Havant in Hampshire is putting in a 144 mile round trip to and from his job at Shell’s headquarters on London’s South Bank.His ride in to work entails a 4.30am start to and takes … Read more

Endura Shark glasses

Scottish kit wizards Endura are already well known for their well-priced and functional clothing. The Shark glasses live up to that reputation well: they’re good quality, versatile eyewear for the money.They’re a single lens, wraparound design, which means that you get good protection from the wind and the elements. Sizing is generous, ideal if you … Read more

Win the Rouleur 2008 Photography Annual!

We’ve got big plans – help us to make sure we bring you the features and content that you want by filling out our first ever user survey. All responses submitted with a valid email address will be entered into our prize draw to win a copy of the Rouleur Photography annual 2008.T&Cs: Entries close … Read more