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Cycling for Beginners
For the newbies out there looking to get into cycling, congratulations! You are in the right place and about to venture into an incredibly fun spor... -
What’s the difference between ‘Waterproof’ and ‘Water Resistant’ Cycling Jackets?
A waterproof jacket is an essential piece of cycling kit, but what’s the difference between waterproof and water resistant and which is the best option for your cycling style? -
13 Things New Cyclists Wish They Knew
Everyone starts cycling at the same point. In the beginning, you didn't have the foggy's clue of what chamois cream is, what kit to buy and what cycling 'rules' are true or full of rubbish.
To avoid the overwhelming late-night research, we gathered all of our cycling experience and knowledge into 13 things that we wish we knew as new cyclists. If only we knew all this at the start...
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How to Prepare for an Epic Bike Ride
Whether you're tackling a long local ride or a multi-day adventure, here are some tips to help you get ready to conquer your epic bike ride. -
Top Tips for Cycling in Hot Weather
Ah, summertime. For most people, this means sun, holidays and fantastic weather. For many cyclists, this means cycling adventures are back on the agenda as we make the most of these warm days and long nights. But with that comes the issue of cycling in hotter climates and it’s something that even the more experienced cyclist can’t seem to crack. So, here are some top tips to help you make sure your next cycle ride doesn't end in a meltdown. -
The Ultimate Cycling Lingo Guide
What’s one of the hardest things when it comes to cycling? Talking about it.
When you're cycling with other cyclists or watching an event on TV, it can be difficult to understand what people are saying, especially when some sentences can sound like a load of gibberish. But fear not. We’ve provided a glossary filled with cycling terminology you need to know, and after reading this, you’ll be an expert on all things cycling lingo. -
What Colours Should You Wear To Be Seen When Cycling
Black continues to be one of the most popular colours for cyclewear often because people feel more comfortable and less conspicuous in black and it can also be more flattering but there’s a never-ending debate about what colour is best for cycling clothes – black is often demonised particularly by motorists but in some circumstances, it stands out better than other colours. -
Easy and Simple Guide About How to Tackle the Hills When Cycling
Every cyclist can admit that hills can be tricky. Even if you’re the most experienced cyclist, the hill right by your doorstep could be a fair challenge. It can be even harder if you come across a hill that you’ve never ridden before. -
What To Wear for Mountain Biking
The uphills can be hot and sweaty, the downhills can be cold and windy so wearing good technical gear can really improve your day but it shouldn’t just be reserved for the roads. Top quality clobber will enhance your ride whether you’re pootling on the canal or shredding the trails. So here is a breakdown of what gear you will need to be a champion of the mountains. -
Women's Top Tips for Buying the Right Size in Cycling Gear
Buying the right size can be a tricky task, especially in the world of online shopping. Feeling certain you have the right size, just to try it on at home and it doesn’t fit. This leads to frustration and upset not only with the clothing, but with yourself and your body. That shouldn’t be how it works! You should be having a mini fashion show and to be itching with excitement to get out on your bike and show them off. To make sure you have the best purchase experience, here is our top tips for buying the right size in women’s cycling gear. -
Mountain Biking Tips for Beginners
Has the thought about Mountain Biking tickled your fancy but you have no idea where to begin or what to even do? Then look no further, because here are some tips and tricks to get you ready to rule the mountains. -
Tips for Washing Your Cycling Clothing
Whilst you’re on your bike, your cyclewear takes care of you, it’s only fair you take care of your cycling gear when you’re off your bike. If you aren’t careful, it can be quite easy to ruin your kit, so, here are some useful tips to avoid running and improve the longevity of your expensive cycling gear.
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