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The Kask Mojito has been my go-to road helmet over the past 10 years. Whilst my eye has wandered over this time, there has been nothing that has fit my head quite the same. The size, weight, fit and look are as a whole, incomparable to other options on the market. The Mojito is still favoured by many top professional cyclists even though it is ‘old tech’.Enter the Oakley ARO3. Featuring the latest in technological advancements, such as MIPS and a …

Mitch Mckinlay: @mitchmckinlayWisdom and Knowledge, has ridden bikes for longer than half the teams ages!Sport: DH, enduro and all bike shreddingA long history in racing bikes from DH Worlcups to National XC-M racing & back to running a Gravity team to get the kids out ripping it upTobias Van-Oeveren: @tobias.vanoGnarshredder with a dash of extreme & fastnessSport: Dh, freeride and jumps, with a dash on EnduroStarting off with an enduro b …

Going wireless with Di2?Shimano’s electronic wired shift system is one that is flawless and packed with impressive features vs their mechanical counterpart. But there’s always been a few things the cycling purist identify as deal breakers. For example, not knowing battery status unless it is plugged in to the e-tube interface.Well, did you know you can unlock wireless features such as battery level and even more with the simple addition of the EU …

I have been lucky enough to be using the Ride 100% Speedcraft and also the Speedcraft SL glasses over the past few months. The “SL” stands for “Short Lens”, essentially the glasses are the same otherwise. I typically used the standard model for cycling and the short lens version for cycling and running.I chose the HiPER lens on the SLs. This technology filters light into the primary colours, creating more contrast which removes distortion and enh …