It’s time to check out the cycle clothing that stole the spotlight in road.cc Recommends during 2023. We’ve got a fantastic range to show you, from comfy shorts and tights to stylish jerseys and jackets, with a sprinkling of socks and shoes for good measure.How we made our selectionNow, let’s quickly dive into how we … Read more
For those of us wanting to cycle outdoors even in the depths of winter, it pays to get properly wrapped up from head to toe. Keeping yourself warm means wrapping yourself up in some of the best winter bib tights and topping it all up with one of the best cycling jackets you can afford.Whether you’re commuting every day, … Read more
The CES tech expo – which used to be called the Consumer Electronics Show until it got too broad for the name – is taking place in Las Vegas right now, and here are seven of the most interesting bike and fitness products that we’ve spotted so far….Vanpowers’ two new e-bikes offer “a new benchmark in anti-theft protection”Vanpowers has … Read more
The Ass Savers Win Wing 2 is a relatively inexpensive, easy to install and highly-effective rear mudguard that’s available in both road and gravel versions. An update to the original, this new version is said to be stronger and kinder on your bike’s paintwork thanks to the included frame protection. It’s now available in a … Read more
Mirror, mirror on the wall, which road is the steepest of them all? While there are lots of horrendously sharp off-road sections, cobbled byways and paths in the world, in this article we’ve selected some of the most infamous cycling climbs one can tackle on a humble road bike, ranging from the savagely short and sharp … Read more
Go Outdoors, which operates 75 stores across the UK, has announced an apprenticeship scheme that it hopes will help address what it terms a nationwide shortage of bicycle mechanics in England.Run in partnership with Activate Cycle Academy, the new work-based scheme will be open to staff working in Go Outdoors branches in England.It will train people to … Read more
A “crackpot conspiracy theory” that misrepresents the urban planning concept of the 15-minute city led to the government slashing funding for active travel and pledge to review measures aimed at curbing the use of private motor vehicles, it has emerged.The Guardian’s Peter Walker reports that documents obtained by the Transport Action Network (TAN), which has … Read more
