Having a squeaky clean drivetrain will not only help your components live a longer life, but your ride will be faster and quieter. Here’s my recommendation to keep your chain in top condition.
To clean or not to clean… your chain
UCI MTB World Cup 2017: Lourdes, France
This weekend marks the start of the UCI downhill racing season, kicking off in snowy Lourdes, France. The opening weekend of the season provides great entertainment, and a great opportunity for companies to show off their latest tech.
Buying a Mountain Bike for Dummies
A bike is a bike, right? Couple of wheels, pedals and handlebars? If the last time you rode a bike was when you were building jumps in the street as a kid, you may be surprised as to just how complicated buying a bike can be
How to tune your suspension perfectly
Your suspension is the most complex part of your bike, and there’s more to adjust than the air pressure or the compression. Take your riding to the next level with these helpful tips on getting the most from your suspension.
Wahoo KICKR Power trainer
With the winter months fast approaching, I’ve tested the Wahoo KICKR indoor trainer. Its ease of use and loads of features make it a fun way to keep fit in any weather.
TLD D3 Carbon Composite Helmet
After opting for the Troy Lee Designs D3 Carbon Composite helmet, my second D3, TLD did not disappoint! Check out my review the pros and cons, and why I’m loving this helmet.
Race Tested: Fox Ranger Gel Gloves
Here’s how the Fox Racing Ranger Gel Gloves fared after being put to the test at the Mont 24hr race in Canberra.
Campagnolo Bora One
If you are a Campagnolo aficionado or love your cycling heritage, the Bora has long been Campagnolo’s flagship racing wheel. Pushys sponsored athlete, Ricky Swindale, gives the lowdown on the Bora One Dark Label full carbon clinchers.
Micronutrient myths: vitamins, nitrates and magnesium – should you take supplements?
We are often told we need to supplement our micronutrient intake, with commonly touted micronutrients including vitamin supplements, nitrates and magnesium. So should you really be supplementing these? Or are they just a waste of your money?
Crank lengths
Cranks are a vital contact point with your bike, and judging by the specificity with which you can select their length, it would seem there should be a clean cut way of choosing […]
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