A step by step guide on how to get your stoppers in working order
The first 5 products you need for commuting
Are you struggling with the left hand pedal? Here’s what you need to know!
A simple guide on how to get your gears just right
What a headset is and what it does
Richmond Park is used by cyclists across the skill spectrum. With it’s exquisite views and wildlife, visitors come from far and wide to enjoy this area of greenland in the big smoke. Check out the images from Richmond Park below.
Cleaning your bike might sound simple enough, but there are some key things to look out for and there is a right and wrong way to do it. With this guide we’ll walk you through it! Click the first image to get started. Dirt Juice Muc-Off
After a few miles of cycling your chain picks up a lot of grit and dirt. This grime that acrews can reduce the life of your gear and chain system, so it is very important to clean the chain and cassette regularly and remove dirt from the deraillieurs. In this handy album, Get Cycling takes [...]
Here are 5 items that should be in your arsenal for commuting. 1) Helmet If you consider your head of any value a helmet is a must. It should be comfortable, fit well and have plenty of vents so you don’t get too hot and turn up to work dripping in sweat! The Giro Skyline [...]
Bike Bath will be hosting an entire weekend of cycling in the great Roman city in June. With entertainment planned from Friday through to Sunday, if you’re in the south west then you should plan to pop a long. Here’s what they say you can expect: Friday 22nd - an evening of speakers and film – [...]
It seems like a pretty easy question, yet moments later you find yourself mulling it over, struggling to come to a concise answer. So using the power of the crowd let us put it to the poll and get as many answers as we can! Is it save on petrol money? Is it to enjoy [...]
Poorly set up road brakes can hinder your cycling in many ways, namely affecting your stopping distance which can then result in an accident. With this simple step by step guide we will be able to tone up your brakes so you can get them back into working order. This should take only a few [...]
The left-hand pedal on your bike is actually the opposite thread to the right. This is because it cannot be worked loose – in an effect called precession (a round object in a round hole moving due to forces acting upon it when there is room to do so). As you pedal, the pressure on [...]
The headset is made up of the bearings that enable you to turn your handlebars.
The most important part of cycling gear. Many still refuse to wear them, some dispute this on ‘freedom’ or ‘scientific evidence’, but it will give you life saving protection.
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