Cycling gear

Cycling after dark? Commuting at dawn? The right lights help you get seen sooner, spot hazards faster and avoid blinding everyone else on the road. We’re making bike light choices simple, with clear lumen advice, practical feature breakdowns, and an easy checklist for buying with confidence.

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.

Bib shorts play a huge role in cycling comfort, especially on long rides. This guide explains what makes the best bib shorts worth buying, from padding and fit to performance and value, so you can ride longer and more comfortably.

Planning a cycling escape but not sure whether to rent or bring your own bike? You’re not alone. Every cyclist faces this crossroads eventually. Here’s a practical guide to help you weigh comfort, cost and convenience – so your holiday starts with excitement, not decision fatigue.

Heading off to a race, training camp or a cycling holiday shouldn't fill you with anxiety – a good travel bag can make all the difference. Here's a quick, handy guide to the best bike travel bags to keep your pride and joy safe and sound.

Choosing the right bike tyre size can transform your ride – boosting comfort, control and speed. Yet with so many numbers, letters and standards, it’s easy to feel lost. This guide demystifies tyre sizing, explains how to measure your own tyres and helps you pick the perfect fit for road, gravel and mountain biking.

Don’t let a little drizzle derail your ride! With the right rain-cycling gear and a few smart wet-weather tips, cycling in the rain can be safe, rewarding and even fun. Learn how to cycle in the rain like a pro - stay dry, ride confidently and make every rainy-day adventure count.

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.

Road cycling remains the most efficient way to build endurance and speed for beginners. This guide outlines how to choose a reliable, budget-friendly road bike without compromising on performance.