Bikes

So you've bought a new bike, or you're in the market for your next two-wheeled companion. Shifting your old bike frees up space and cash for your next purchase, and while some of us would like to hang on to every bike we've ever owned, this isn't practical – eventually you'll need to let go of the old to make way for the new.

Your inseam can tell you more about bike fit than height alone. Here's how to measure it accurately at home and use it to choose the right frame size and find a comfortable saddle height.

Cycling is a unique activity in that it can be as cheap or expensive as you want, but certain bike types, like commuters and hybrids, are inherently cheaper than, say, electric bikes and mountain bikes.

Not sure what type of bike to get? Whether you're planning to commute, get fit, explore gravel roads or ride trails, this beginner-friendly guide will help you choose a bike that fits your goals and budget.

Looking for one bike that can handle commuting, fitness rides and weekend adventures? These hybrid bike recommendations make it easier to find the right fit for your riding style and budget.

Endurance road bikes are made to keep you riding stronger for longer - smoothing rough roads, easing fatigue, and staying fast without punishing your body. More comfort, more control, more kilometres you’ll actually enjoy.

Choosing your next bike starts with choosing the right brand. From global heavyweights to boutique innovators, we look at the best bicycle brands for 2026 – the names riders continue to trust, models that deliver, and the companies shaping the future of road, gravel, mountain and triathlon cycling.

Choosing the right bike is one of the most important steps in preparing for your first triathlon. This guide compares road and triathlon bikes to help beginners make the best choice.

Gravel bikes dominate 2026 - perfect for all terrains, from city streets to remote trails. Versatile, fun, and built for adventure, they're winning over every rider.