Amino acid supplements often claim to improve recovery time, but do they really work?
Should you be taking amino acid supplements?
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Antioxidants and superfoods – what you’re really buying
Superfoods and antioxidants – do they really make you a healthier person, or is it just a clever marketing tool?
How to build your own trails
The process of building a trail is arduous, but also immensely satisfying. I’ve made plenty of mistakes during the process, so here’s my guide to help you avoid some mistakes and get started.
Planning a cycling holiday? Essential tips to ensure a smooth ride
Here are some helpful tips for planning the ultimate riding trip.
The new Dura-Ace groupset range
Shimano works on a three-year life cycle for their products, redesigning and improving them with every iteration. In 2016, it was Dura-Ace’s turn. Dura-Ace has always been the group set of choice […]
Save hundreds – make your own energy bars with our simple recipe
Energy bars can be expensive, especially if you’re cycling a lot. If you’re on a budget, it may help to make your own. Here’s a basic recipe to get you started, and a few suggestions to mix it up to use again and again.
Mountain biking jargon
If you’re new to the world of riding, you might hear some strange lingo, but read on and you’ll be talking like a pro in no time.
The mountain bikers’ guide to Shimano groupsets
The groupset is the part of the bike that allows you to pedal, spin your wheels and change gears, so its essential to know a bit about them. Here’s the lowdown on Shimano’s range of mountain biking groupsets
Intense launches the 2017 Tracer
Intense’s new launch, the Tracer, is uncompromising in quality, and all the bike you could ever want.
Heading for a ride? How cycling could lower your risk of Alzheimer’s disease
By simply riding regularly with your mates, you’re not only having fun and keeping fit, you could also be lowering your risk of dementia.
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