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As winter comes closer, days get shorter and the temperature on your rides only gets lower, naturally you lose motivation. I’ve compiled a quick list of must-haves to get you through the winter months and keep you out there doing what you love most: riding your bike.[caption id="attachment_17987" align="alignright" width="271"] Nite Rider Pro 1400lm Race LED Front Light[/caption]LightsA good, strong front and rear light comes at the top of the li …

This little chain breaker is an absolute beauty! For years I have been running a bulky, heavy, don’t even know what cheap brand it was, chain breaker in my toolkit. I must admit, I do have a bit of a bias towards Lezyne products. I have had Lezyne pumps in the past and have been very impressed with the quality – they just feel nice to use – and they have the great option of being able to replace faulty components. A pump and a chain breaker are q …

Winter is fast approaching which means many of us hibernate whilst our beloved bike collects dust. Fear not though… there is no need to neglect your faithful friend just because there is a chill in the air. The solution… keep your extremities cosy.It's no secret that as you ride, you warm up. Often we will layer up a little too much only to be sweating it out towards the end of a long winter ride.Essentials that go a long way Long fingered gloves …

After making the hard decision to replace the trusty Giant Reign, it took me a while to decide what my next bike would be. It's always hard to part with a bike that you have so many good memories with.I had been eyeing off a Rocky Mountain Slayer for a while, but in the end I decided to go with the Rocky Mountain Altitude, with 160mm front and 150mm rear travel it's definitely got the travel to have a lot of fun! The final build weight of the Alt …