With winter well and truly on its way, we all need to make sure we’re prepared for what the season has to offer. Below, we help you to choose lights, clothing and accessories to make sure your winter training and commuting is as comfortable and safe as possible. Read More
There's something special about riding in the autumn, the brisk air as you cycle your favourite routes. Yes, the temperatures are likely to tumble in the coming weeks, but after the damp and windy summer we’ve had, we won’t have too much to complain about. There is a lot to be said for autumn being the best season for cycling Read More
The Tour of Britain snakes its way around our green and pleasant land this week, and the sprinters will be licking their lips at the prospect of several flat stages likely to end in mass bunch gallops. Read More
As devoted road cyclists, we are constantly striving to go faster. Hill repeats, long winter turbo sessions, intervals; whatever the method, training our legs to cope with the pain is part and parcel of cycling. Read More
The elite mountain biking season is drawing to a conclusion, with the final round of the UCI MTB World Cup taking place in Italy this weekend. That said, there’s no better time to get yourself a brand new mountain bike, with huge savings to be made on dozens of bikes across our range. Read More
If, like us, you’ve been feeling a little empty since the Tour de France ended, then you’re in luck. Grand Tour racing is coming back to our screens; the Vuelta a España is just around the corner. Read More
​Frequently audacious, often controversial and always entertaining, Alberto Contador is one of the most accomplished Grand Tour riders to ever get in the saddle. With the Spaniard announcing that this month’s Vuelta a España will be his final race as a professional, here are a few of our favourite El Pistolero moments: Read More
Cycling isn’t just about going fast; it’s about looking great while doing it. And nobody looks better than the pros. Read More
​Where fevered anticipation and expectation once stood, all 21 stages of the Tour de France have now been coloured by the livery of the riders who crossed their lines first. Read More
Cycling computers have existed since 1895, when Curtis Veeder invented a simple odometer device that measured the distance you’ve cycled by how many times the wheel rotated. Read More