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Reliability rides (sometimes called “reliability trials”) are early-season organised club rides designed to test both rider fitness and mechanical reliability after the winter training block. They typically take place between January and March — when motivation is fragile, the roads are gritty, and the racing
Winter is coming, and for many cyclists, that means darker mornings, colder commutes, and unfortunately, the same old worries about bike theft. In fact, public perception of bike crime has shifted in part because of recent policies- Mainly The British Transport Police (BTP) will not actively investigate bikes left at stations for more than two hours or valued under £200. For riders, this means protecting
It’s the first week of February, and after weeks of near-constant rain, the UK is firmly in the grip of
Don’t be tempted to forego the helmet for a woolly hat. There’s nothing better than getting out on the bike
The Tour de France changes route every year, but the mountains that define the race don’t. Some climbs are legendary
Seeing the Tour de France in person is one of cycling’s bucket-list experiences. For three weeks each summer, France (and
6 Alternative New Year’s Resolutions for Cyclists Traditional cycling resolutions tend to revolve around numbers — more miles, more elevation,
We’ve all done it before. Forked out a small fortune on energy gels, bars, and drinks, only to wonder afterwards
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