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Cycling tights are a great way to keep your lower body at a good temperature, optimal for your performance, comfort and enjoyment. In this guide we'll take a look at what tights would be best for your riding. - Buying guides
Ensure you are safe and seen, as well as being able to see, out on the road and trails. In this cycle lights buying guide, we look at the current range available at Wiggle. - Buying guides
Cyclists everywhere reluctantly incorporate indoor cycling into their routines to help maintain their baseline fitness when they can't get on the road. However, things have changed with the launch of the hugely popular fitness entertainment system, Zwift. - How to guides
It’s difficult, occasionally uncomfortable, and tough on your bike, but whether you’re a road racer, MTB trailer, or a devoted commuter, winter riding is still definitely worth it. Here's are guide to ensuring your bike is as ready as you. - Buying guides
A bicycle cassette is the cluster of sprockets located on the rear hub of your bike, slotting onto a freehub body and held firmly in place with a threaded cassette lockring. Find out everything you need to know in our Cassette Buying Guide. - Buying guides
A rear derailleur (often referred to as a 'rear mech') is the mechanism that moves the chain from cog-to-cog on the cassette at the rear of the bike. The right hand gear shifter on the handlebars pulls a cable (or uses electronic signals) to move the derailleur, which in-turn moves the chain onto the appropriate cog on the cassette. - Buying guides
Inner tubes. They're not the most exciting part of your bike, but they are pretty essential. What's more, if you don't have the right size of inner tube, then you're pretty stuck. We have a great range of inner tubes; for road, mountain bike, cyclocross and kid's bikes. What inner tube do you need? Read on... - Buying guides
In this guide, we look at clip-in (also known as clipless) pedals and cleats. We consider their advantages, how they work, and the various models available. - Training guides
Turbo training can be a monotonous activity; hours of spinning away on a stationary bike can leave you wishing for something to keep you interested and engaged. Interest and engagement certainly isn’t a problem when you’re flying down a scenic road; so, why not bring the road to you? - Buying guides
This guide helps to explain the wide variety of cycling shoes available. We consider specific designs for road cycling, triathlon and mountain biking, and variations within these sub-categories. Wiggle's Bike Pedals Buying Guide How to know if it's time to go clipless Wiggle's Sidi Shoes Buying Guide What are cycling shoes? Starting...
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How to guides
How to protect your bike in the winter
It’s difficult, occasionally uncomfortable, and tough on your bike, but whether you’re a road racer, MTB trailer, or a devoted commuter, winter riding is still definitely worth it. Here -
Buying guides
How to pick the best road bike for under £1,000
Buying a value road bike is easy when you know how. Our guide to getting the right one for under £1,000 will help you pick the perfect partner to suit your riding preference. -
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Bicycle mudguards buying guide
Mudguards aren't the most exciting cycle component; but they are one of most useful. Mudguards help to keep you and your bike cleaner, and more comfortable; on those wet and muddy rides. But what -
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Winter tyres buying guide
If you’re determined to keep riding throughout the winter, you’re going to need some extra help to deal with the change in conditions. -
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Base layer buying guide
Base layers are the base of any layering system. They are designed to sit next to the skin and wick moisture away from your body - they do this by absorbing moisture (sweat) from the surface of your