I brought these a few months ago from Evans for £12.99 down from £19.99. They are £7.99 now. I must say that they feel really comfortable. The material is quite think, so you get no sores from holding the handlebars. They are very warm and block out all wind like they are meant to. They keep your hands warm when ... Read More »
The Bracciano’s are amazing value for money. You can grab them for just under £300 from many retailers on-line. But don’t be fooled by the low price, this wheel-set is lightweight yet still manages to boast an amazing built quality. Price : £349.99 RRP Weight : 1480 Grams Distance Tested : 500 miles Colours : Black/Silver There is ... Read More »
Source : Rob @ Theaccidentalcyclist I decided in anticipation of the new bike, I needed a decent pump to use at home. I have previously been using an old car foot pump which cost about a fiver from Wilkinsons and always lost about as much air as I put in. Needless to say, I had had enough! So, after ... Read More »
Source : C.C. Weiss @ Gizmag Anyone from high-flying freeriders to bike-touring workhorses can benefit from cutting weight out of their packs and bike bags, but they can’t afford to cut out essential provisions like the tools needed for in-the-field bike repair. The inCOG bike tool cuts weight from cyclists’ packs by integrating tools into the bike itself. The Incog is ... Read More »
Oxyburn Base Layer Review Colours : Black Options : Short Sleve, Long Sleeve, Sleeveless Price : From £24.90 Oxyburn are a company which produce cycling, running and winter sport clothing. Recently we got hold of one of their short sleeve base layers ... Read More »
If you’re looking for a reasonable priced pair of sunglasses which do not lack sexy looks whilst being good quality, look no further. The twister series of glasses from Sunwise can be found for just under £20 if you shop around. At this price we thought that there would be some shortfalls, but we have had a pair for around a ... Read More »
Somehow I managed to lose part of my mini pump over the weekend. It was a a cap around the part which attached to the valve. This rendered my pump absolutely useless. So on Sunday evening, I e-mailed the Topeak UK distributer (EXTRA UK) to see where I could buy a replacement part, since I really didn’t want to buy ... Read More »
Firstly, sorry for the lack of posts over the past few days. We’ve both been busy, so VeloStage had to be put on the back-burner for a bit. Following on from the team bikes post, we’re posting all this years team kits. So since Ant has an amazing fashion sense (he wears chinos!), he’ll be commenting on the jerseys! Comment below stating which one ... Read More »
As I was fed up of the cold and there was more snow promised for the weekend, I decided to take the plunge and buy a turbo trainer. Up until now, I had always done all my training outdoors, intervals, base and climbing. I needed something that was going to replicate riding outdoors, so variable resistance was a must. ... Read More »
I figured that as it was the new year, I would get myself some new shoes as my old ones were becoming really uncomfortable and were actually really becoming flexible. So a trip to Evans was in order. I had already looked these shoes up online and decided on them, but I stick by my mindset to never buy shoes ... Read More »
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