Reviews
ASSOS Chamois Crème review: does the cycling classic still make sense?
ASSOS Chamois Crème has been part of the Swiss brand's range for decades, which makes it easy to overlook how specific its job actually...
Travel
Cycling in Serra da Estrela: climbs, roads and planning a Portugal mountain trip
Serra da Estrela is the obvious place to go if you want serious mountain riding in mainland Portugal. Torre rises to 1,993 metres, the...
Travel
Cycling in Western fjords (Bergen region) – why it deserves a place on your riding list
Bergen is not the obvious place to choose if your first priority is guaranteed sunshine and uncomplicated road riding. It rains, the fjords turn...
Travel
Cycling in Nelson & Tasman – why it deserves a place on your riding list
Nelson and Tasman are easy to underestimate if you arrive expecting New Zealand cycling to mean one thing: enormous alpine roads, remote gravel or...
Reviews
Spatz Pro overshoes review: does the original still make sense?
The original Spatz Pro overshoes looked extreme when they appeared in 2018 because they rejected one of the conventions of winter cycling kit. Instead...
Travel
A cyclist’s guide to Garden Route in South Africa
South Africa’s Garden Route is one of the country’s most varied areas to explore by bike. Running broadly east from Mossel Bay towards Storms...
Travel
Cycling in Bogotá & the surrounding high plateau: the climbs, roads and atmosphere that make it special
Bogotá makes an immediate statement to a visiting cyclist before the road has even started climbing. The Colombian capital sits at around 2,640 metres...
Reviews
Hyperice Hypervolt Go review: is the original still worth buying?
The original Hyperice Hypervolt Go is no longer the company's current compact massage gun, but that does not make it useless. It was launched...
