Nick Busca
Nick Busca is a freelance cycling and triathlon journalist. He is also a certified triathlon coach and personal trainer.
Latest articles by Nick Busca
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What actually goes on inside a cyclist's body during sprinting, sustained and endurance efforts?
Your body generates cycling energy through multiple different systems. But what are they, how do they interact, and how can you turbo-charge all of them?
By Nick Busca • Published
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Electric bikes and UK law: what you need to know
Do you need a licence to ride an electric bike? What's the maximum permissable power output for an ebike? Read on to find out more...
By Nick Busca • Published
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Castelli Fawesome 2 Vest review
We test the Castelli Fawesome 2 Vest, the Italian cycling brand's gilet that can be your alternative (in warmer weather and nicer conditions) to Castelli's Gabba jersey and jacket
By Nick Busca • Published
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Castelli RS Superleggera jersey review
A super light and breathable jersey from Castelly, ideal for the summer and warm days
By Nick Busca • Published
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There will be blood: How to legally maximise your performance
The blood coursing through our capillaries is fundamental to our fitness. How can understanding it better help us – legally – maximise our cycling performance? Nick Busca and David Bradford investigate
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Specialized S-Works Power saddle review
The Specialized S-Works Power saddle is made for serious riders who are looking for performance and great spec, with a unique shape that works really well.
By Nick Busca • Published
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VOLT Infinity 1 review
The VOLT Infinity 1 is made in the UK and is one of the most advanced electronic bikes on the market. It costs £2.499.00 that gets you a high-end spec.
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What’s so special about FTP?
The training benchmark most talked about among cyclists is Functional Threshold Power. But how much does our prized FTP value really tell us? Nick Busca investigates
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Graphene frames are coming, and they could weigh just 350g
UK bike manufacturer Dassi just launched the world's first ever graphene frame, which currently weighs 750g, a figure that could be halved in the future.
By Nick Busca • Published