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Think riding inside is boring? Think again...

Thinking of buying on of our Ex-Display or Sample Bikes? Here's what you need to know.

Despite the limited daylight, Winter can be one of the most rewarding times of year to get out and ride. But it's also the time of year to make sure that you're kitted up properly, as a long ride in cold weather will turn into an ordeal if you're not properly insulated from the elements. Based in Colorado, Pearl iZUMi take Winter as seriously as

There has never been a time like the present to get your little’un riding and experiencing the thrill of being on two wheels. Bikes fuel kids’ imaginations, encourage them to explore the world and discover new things – not to mention expend their energies and take the workload off you a little.

Choosing the right commuter bike is a daunting task; after all, you don’t want to pick a bike that’s too slow and won’t get you to work on time. The key to choosing the right bike is finding one that’s both speedy and comfortable to ride, not to mention practical for the kind of riding you’re planning on doing.

Looking after your bike is even more important in winter when the elements can take their toll. Here are a few areas to check regularly if you want to keep riding outside through the bad weather.

Taking your first tentative steps into road cycling can be a little daunting at first, especially if you’re a little unsure about what kind of bike you’re going to need. 

If you didn't ride your bike in bad weather, you'd never ride it at all. Here are a few things to think about now that the climate has reverted to type and getting yourself out the door isn't as easy as it was for those two beautiful weeks we called summer. 

There are many different kinds of mountain bikes out there, all suited to slightly different off-road disciplines. Picking the right bike for the type of riding you plan on doing is therefore quite tricky, especially if you’re new to the world of mountain biking.