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If you ride a gravel bike, you’ll need to choose the right tyres for the terrain so you get the right balance between rolling resistance, comfort and puncture protection. Our guide explains how. - Buying guides
The purpose of bib shorts is simple - they prevent your shorts from riding down when you're in a low riding position without requiring a restrictive waistband, but over the years, an explosion in innovation and development has made the bib short essential, providing new levels of comfort and performance for cyclists of all levels. - Buying guides
Capable of off-road rough-and-tumble or tarmac terrorising, the gravel bike is quickly becoming one of cycling’s most popular sub-categories. - Buying guides
Kids love bikes, it’s as simple as that. The bicycle has always been the preferred mode of transportation for kids; it fuels their imagination and allows them to roam, discover and appreciate their environment. - Buying guides
This guide helps to explain the wide variety of cycling shoes available. We consider specific designs for road cycling, triathlon and mountain biking, and variations within these sub-categories. Wiggle's Bike Pedals Buying Guide How to know if it's time to go clipless Wiggle's Sidi Shoes Fitting Guide What are cycling shoes? Starting... - Buying guides
In this guide, we look at clip-in (also known as clipless) pedals and cleats. We consider their advantages, how they work, and the various models available. - Buying guides
Bike lights ensure you are safe and seen, as well as being able to see, out on the road and trails. In this cycle lights buying guide we look at the latest models lighting up the cycle lanes and trails. - Buying guides
Maintaining your bike is an important part of owning it. Keeping your bike clean is a great start; but you have to make sure it's sufficiently lubricated and cared for too. This helps your bike work better, smoother and more efficiently. - Buying guides
Base layers are the base of any layering system. They are designed to sit next to the skin and wick moisture away from your body. They do this by absorbing moisture (sweat) from the surface of your skin then allowing it to evaporate away. By wicking sweat away from the body, a base layer keeps you dry, comfortable and chill free. Thermal base layers can also help to keep you warm by trapping an insulating layer of warm air around the skin. - Buying guides
Emulating the pro look is a big part of every sport, and the same is true of cycling as we watch inspirational figures push the boundaries during the world’s biggest bike races.
