We spend a lot of time choosing our gear carefully and as we know cycling gear is expensive! especially when it comes to all weather wear. But do you know how to keep your Rapha softshell going strong? Your Castelli Gabba still stretchy or your favourite Showers Pass shedding through the spring? With a little... Continue Reading →
Tech: Smoother shift trick
For those still on mechanical groups we all know how the cable condition really matters for smooth shifts. Well, have you considered the state of the cable guide at the bottom bracket? Often an overlooked area, this cable guide has a large amount of surface area and can hold dirt and sticky bidon leftovers from... Continue Reading →
Tech: Replacing Cartridge Bearings
Well as you probably know things wear away the more you use them, and also riding in dirt and wet can accelerate the wear process. The wear is what causes your wheels to not turn smoothly (or at all, if its really bad)
Puncturelicious Q&A and Tips
Puncture Repair 101 -If you ride enough, at some point you have to deal with these, otherwise, you get left stranded in the middle of nowhere and we don't want that! Q: What is the most common cause of a puncture? A: Low tyre pressure leading to a pinch flat Q: What are 4 ways... Continue Reading →
Thread-locker – Let’s use this stuff
If you get into the details of this magic stuff, it's really quite amazing. And do you know how to use it to get the best out of it? We are having an in-depth look at the chemistry, types available and how to use the stuff. Threadlocker simply stops bolts from rattling loose, this and... Continue Reading →
Cheap Glove Tricks for Commuters
$14 - $19 from your local Fred Meyer Grocery Store. 2mm neoprene fishing gloves will keep your hands dry and warm for commutes less than an hour. They can take good downpours but are not seam taped so in heavy downpours water will get in after a short while. The manufacturer Glacier Glove has a... Continue Reading →