Syncros iS Coupe CO2 Bottle Cage

If you’re a faffer, or a forgetter, or a combination of the two, the Syncros iS Coupe CO2 Bottle Cage – a simple-to-install bottle cage, multi-tool and CO2 dispenser all-in-one – is a straightforward way to ensure that you never leave home without on-the-fly maintenance essentials. The cage feels strong and bottles fit snugly, the multi-tool … Read more

“A few corners too many”: Riders react to claims that Glasgow city circuit was a “death race” and “designed in a pub” after Mathieu van der Poel wins epic battle

It perhaps wasn’t too much of a surprise that the winner of today’s epic, dramatic world road race championships, held on a tight, technical, and slightly rainy city centre course in Glasgow, turned out to be Mathieu van der Poel, a rider who made his name on twisty, constantly turning circuits in all sorts of … Read more

Pro Bike Travel Case

The Pro Bike Travel Case is a soft bag that’s full of nice touches to make packing your bike away for travel easy, but it suffers terribly from poor construction and just can’t go the distance.Check out our guide to the best bike boxes and bike bags for more (robust) options.The Pro case follows the … Read more

Specialized officially launches the Tarmac SL8 — faster than the Venge, stiffer and lighter than the SL7, and all-new ‘speed sniffer’ head tube

The Specialized Tarmac is a thoroughbred racing bike, and just over three years since it became ‘one bike to rule them all’ with the launch of the Tarmac SL7 and the discontinuation of the Venge, the revamped SL8 is finally here following lots of leaks and speculation. Here’s everything you need to know about this hotly-anticipated … Read more

“How to stay alive as a cyclist in North America”: Florida man spotted riding with ‘Armed Cyclist’ jersey, close passing flags and countless bike lights sparks cycling safety discussions

Images of a man riding across the US with a vast array of lights and technology and the message ‘Armed Cyclist’ on the back of his jersey have led to discussions about cycling safety, and just how much is too much when it comes to protecting oneself from harm on the bike. The pictures were taken by Jonathan Maus, … Read more

“Cutting it a bit fine on Buchanan Street”: Riders narrowly avoid crowds crossing the road during Glasgow world championships

The road races at this year’s inaugural multi-discipline UCI Cycling World Championships have started with a bang, with two thoroughly entertaining junior races on a tough and technical city centre circuit in Glasgow – but they haven’t been without their teething problems. One of those lingering issues has been an apparent delay in ushering spectators … Read more