Only one in 10 road users have read the Highway Code in the past three years, according to new research from the insurer Admiral MultiCover – and four in 10 have not looked at it for more than 20 years. The revelation comes as a consultation from the Department for Transport (DfT) into proposed major […]
Are these the best-looking city bikes yet? Lemond Bikes return with sleek Daily and Dutch carbon fibre e-bike models
After a period of hiatus, the bike brand that bears the name of legendary three-time Tour de France winner Greg Lemond is back with two new flat bar e-bikes. Both e-bikes, the Dutch and the Daily, weigh around the 12kg mark, and have carbon framesets with completely internal cabling. 7 of the best folding e-bikes 2020Review: Triumph […]
M2O Merino Crew Compression socks
The M2O Merino Crew Compression Socks are well made and comfortable with very few obvious failings. They’re warm enough when it’s cool and breathable when it’s not, and they certainly feel like they offer decent compression. Compression socks have been found to improve blood circulation in the legs. In simple terms, it’s easy for blood […]
Stay visible at night: make the most of our new Proviz partnership
Share this story The lovely Indian summer we have been enjoying came to an abrupt end this week as we said goodbye to warm sunshine and hello to cold, wet and windy autumn. With shorter days and unpredictable weather here to stay for a few months, now’s the time to ensure you are visible to […]
Cycling Infrastructure: will councils be bold and actually get the job done?
Share this story Back in July we looked at some of the active travel schemes the Government launched to encourage more people to get out of their car and use active forms of transport. Naturally, we hope most people will choose their bicycle. But, are councils really committed, and are they up to the job? […]
Cycling Scotland: an overview
Have you ever considered cycling in Scotland but aren’t sure what to expect or where to ride? Never fear, we’re a welcoming bunch with a vast and wild country filled with snow capped mountains, sandy beaches and quiet, picturesque single track roads. In many parts of Scotland you’ll feel a million miles from civilisation, so […]
How to watch the Imola 2020 Road World Championships: Live stream all the action from the elite time trials and road races
Imola Road World Championships 2020: Elite women’s time trial start times Five things to look out for at the Imola World Championships 2020 time trials Tom Dumoulin will race World Championships time trial, then target Vuelta a España Let’s block ads! (Why?) Credits : cyclingweekly.com
New Campagnolo Ekar gravel groupset goes to 13 speed
Amazon stops the sale of $499 Echelon fitness bike New Specialized bike runs into a naming problem, legal documents reveal Amazon launches Echelon Ex-Prime smart fitness bike for under $500 Let’s block ads! (Why?) Credits : cyclingweekly.com
‘I’m not naive, I couldn’t say the whole peloton is clean,’ says Guillaume Martin
Imola Road World Championships 2020: Elite women’s time trial start times Five things to look out for at the Imola World Championships 2020 time trials ‘I hope that doesn’t sound too cocky’: Sam Bennett on earning his place, beating Peter Sagan and his glass case of emotion Let’s block ads! (Why?) Credits : cyclingweekly.com
Crappy tech solution to dooring; Why hill climbers shouldn't print their own numbers + more
Cyclists getting clattered off their bikes by people opening car doors into them? Maybe they could wear a helmet with a heads-up display notifying them of potential door openings up ahead. That seems like the simplest way to tackle the problem… How can we make a complicated high tech solution to stop cyclists getting doored? […]
FSA A-Wing AGX Pro Gravel Handlebar
The FSA A-Wing AGX handlebar is designed for gravel and adventure riding. On paper it ticks many boxes, but its shape won’t be ideal for all riders. The bar has a 120mm drop, which is very popular among similar gravel/adventure handlebars. It lets you get your body weight lower down and gives more control for rougher […]
New trade body campaigns on independent bike dealers’ Cycle to Work scheme concerns
A group of independent bike shops have launched a new trade body, the Bicycle Dealers Association (BDA), to tackle a number of issues facing retailers – with their initial focus being the Cycle to Work scheme, whose current model they describe as “financially unsustainable.” The businesses that have set it up include several that were […]