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We hear a lot of the French terms in cycling. Traditionally, it was the language of the peloton although English has started to win over in recent years. It hasn't taken long to use the first French loan word either - peloton! Often its misspelling is a sign of who follows professional cycling year-round and who might only tune into ITV4 over the summer to watch Le Tour.

Mastering the art of descending is often less emphasised compared to climbing or sprinting skills. However, the ability to descend with confidence and skill...

Cycling up steep climbs is not just a challenge faced by professional riders in iconic tours, but also a common obstacle for everyday cyclists...

The adjustment of saddle height is a fundamental yet highly impactful aspect of bike fitting. Phil Burt, head physio at British Cycling and consultant...

As winter tightens its grip in the Northern Hemisphere, cyclists face the challenging task of maintaining their road bikes amidst wet, salty, and muddy...

TRP Brakes has established itself as a significant player in the cycling industry over the years. The brand's essence lies in its continuous strive...

The Seasucker Talon Bike Rack is an innovative solution for cyclists looking to transport their bikes with ease. What sets it apart is its...

The Campagnolo Super Record groupset, a beacon of high performance in the cycling world, has an illustrious history that began in 1973. Crafted by...

At first glance, cyclocross and gravel bikes may echo a similar rugged allure to the untrained eye. Both are crafted to traverse beyond the...

Ass Savers are a clever and practical solution for cyclists, especially those who often find themselves riding in wet or muddy conditions. These simple,...