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Tyres are one of the most important parts of your bicycle; they affect performance, comfort and safety. Road bikes use narrow tyres, so that small contact area with the road is super important! Let's find out more... - How to guides
There are a number of tips, tricks and procedures that can ensure your suspension forks stay running smooth and strong for as long as possible. - 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. - How to guides
Whether you're buying a new bike or simply upgrading your current ride, one of the most important things to get right is the size of the bike's frame. Wiggle has created this detailed guide to help you choose the most appropriate sized bike for you, no matter what your dimensions. - 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. - 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
At dhb, we don't like problems: we prefer solutions. Our product development team recognised a problem that all female cyclists encounter on those longer rides - the mid-ride wee stop. With a problem identified, we set out to find a solution! - Buying guides
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 skin then allowing it to evaporate away. By wicking sweat away from the body, a base layer keeps you dry, comfortable and chill free. Thermal base layers can also help to keep you warm by trapping an insulating layer of warm air around the skin. - How to guides
Sharing your love of cycling with your partner can be an amazing experience. Fact. However if you are at the start of that journey, and your beloved doesn't yet ride, then there are a few potential pitfalls to consider…
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Cycling eyewear buying guide
Splitting the wind on an adrenaline-rushing descent can be an eye-watering experience without quality cycling glasses. Take a look at some of the best cycling eyewear with our in-depth buying guide. -
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You can’t choose the weather, you CAN choose the right kit to wear
Getting caught in the rain We’ve all been there; out for a weekend ride or morning commute and it starts to rain. You feel your kit stick to your body, making you feel heavy, cold and -
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Cycle Shoes buying guide
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. -
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Wiggle's bib shorts buying guide
The purpose of bib shorts is simple - they prevent your shorts from riding down when you're in a low riding position without requiring a restrictive waistband, but over the years, an explosion in -
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How to choose your perfect cycling jersey
If you choose the right cycling jersey, it will make your ride much more comfortable and enjoyable. Whilst you could just ride in a t-shirt, cotton absorbs sweat and holds it against your skin which