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Throughout the Tour's mountain stages (like Stage 12's ascent of Mount Ventoux), you will see the majority of the peloton switch their focus from ‘Aero' to ‘Lightweight' equipment. What does this mean? Lightweight kit is exactly that, lightweight! It prioritises reducing mass over all else; so that you, and your bike,... - How to guides
Flying with your mountain bike shouldn't have to be difficult. It shouldn't leave you with aching shoulders; nor should it risk damaging your bike. The reality though, depends a lot on your choice of bike bag. For transporting a mountain bike, the Scicon AeroComfort MTB is a great choice. Easy packing for all mountain bikes The Scicon... - Buying guides
What can you change about your cycling wardrobe, bike and components choice, to maximise comfort on longer days in the saddle? We find out more in our 'My Tour' guide... - Buying guides
It is crazy to think that until fairly recently, aerodynamics were relatively lowly ranked in decision processes taken on cycle clothing, bikes and accessories. It's even more crazy to think that even Tour de France winners, would normally only think of aero kit on the few time trial days of the Tour. It's safe to say that this is no... - Buying guides
When you're deciding what to wear for a ride, what comes first? For the dhb team, making sure you are comfortable all starts with the legwear - for spring/summer, that means shorts! dhb has been producing top quality cycling shorts for over ten years; receiving great reviews from the press and thousands of customers along the way. For 2016,... - Staff reviews
One thing matters more than most, with bicycle commuting: Safety. Safe riding, and a safe and secure place to leave your bike at your destination. The NEW Superbright series from UK-based Hiplok is all about fulfilling that need. Tim tests it out... - Staff reviews
With the sun coming out, but the roads still damp, a good set of lightweight overshoes will help to protect your feet from the elements. In this review, staff tester Tim Wiggins takes a look at the veloToze long shoe covers; a lightweight and innovative overshoe. - Staff reviews
"If SRAM's new Level disc brakes were a footballer, they would be a pre-tattooed Lionel Messi." - Wiggler Steve Kitchin shares his guide on the new SRAM Level brake. - Staff reviews
Wiggler Richard Pearman has been testing the Wahoo KICKR SNAP Smart Turbo Trainer. Have a read of his excellent staff review to learn more about this invaluable training tool. - Staff reviews
Challenge tyres are renowned for producing high quality and durable tyres in all formats. This staff review covers their Strada Open Tubular tyre, which I bought and am currently using as my Autumn/Winter tyre.
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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 -
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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.