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Looking for a commuter bag for cycling? The Osprey Radial 26 is well worth a look

£110.00
Score 9

The Lezyne Digital Pressure Drive has an inbuilt digital pressure gauge that tells you how much pressure is in your tyres. Here is our review

£69.99
Score 9

The latest smart glasses to hit the market, Oakley Radar Pace use inbuilt headphones and an intel processor to coach you and deliver an incredible number of features. I spent…

£400.00
Score 6

If you like to listen to music or motivational tracks when you exercise, Veho’s ZS-2 earbuds are designed to cope with pretty much anything they’re likely to encounter during a…

£24.95
Score 8

If something goes wrong out on a ride, chances are it will involve the wheels or drivetrain. Pedro’s RXM multitool is well appointed to deal with either of these eventualities.…

£19.99
Score 8

Made in the UK, Juice Lubes claims that its Viking Juice is good for both wet and dry conditions. It’s a lightweight lubricant which is very easy to apply and…

£10.00
Score 9

Panaracer Race D Evo 3

Panaracer has stuck with the Race range for a while now and has optimised a nice system that easily allows you to choose the right tyre for you and the…

£44.99
Score 8

The weight weenie in me is tempted to head out with the bare minimum of repair kit. It’s an approach which is usually fine – until something goes properly wrong…

£32.99
Score 7

Exposure Strada front light

As bright a front light as you could ever need for road riding, the Exposure Strada 1200 is an well-constructed light with class-leading battery life.

£274.95
Score 10

If you only carry a small amount of kit with you, but want to attach it to your bike rather than end up with bulging pockets, then the Dynawedge Micro…

£22.99
Score 8

The Mini USB Combo set provides compact front and rear commuter lights in a single package. The front light has two LEDs. Switch it on and it starts off in…

£59.99
Score 7

Topeak’s JoeBlow is one of those track pumps which everyone seems to use, but Topeak actually makes a bewildering array of Joe Blows, with the Sport II being near the…

£36.99
Score 9

The simple and effective Knog Blinder Mob Four Eyes is a very good rear bike light, with good brightness, a choice of modes, and impressive battery life.

£37.99
Score 9

SuperOp is a great gadget that will help to boost you performance, informing you of your metabolic stress level and suggesting your ideal training load.

£169.00
Score 9

Before we go any further, I have been using the Garmin Edge 1000 for two years now. In that time it has had a number of firmware updates which have…

£439.99
Score 8

It may not be sexy but it's effective. We test Pedro's allen key set with pretty much every size you'll need between 1.5mm and 10mm.

£26.99
Score 8

The M-24 backpack is a rock solid backpack made with old lorries tarpalin. It is not 100 per cent ideal for cycling, but it can still be a good choice.

£75.00
Score 8

The Knog Blinder MOB V is a very smart rear light which you won't need cable charge as it features an integrated USB plug that can survive all conditions.

£32.00
Score 8

wahoo elemnt

If you're after a cycle computer that isn't a Garmin, the Wahoo Elemnt could be a good alternative, being dead easy to set up and with good functionality.

£249.99
Score 8

cateye volt 800 front light 2

The Cateye Volt 800 is a good and solid front light, that does a good job lighting up the road ahead. However I found it a bit heavy, but the…

£99.99
Score 8

The Guee Sol 700 Plus is a very compact and well performing front light with a great ambient sensor that gives power according to the external light conditions

£55.00
Score 8

We've put the Light & Motion Urban 850 Trail front light through its paces, being impressed by its brightness, but side illumination could be better.

£139.99
Score 8

The NiteRider Sentinel 150 is a very good rear light with impressive brightness and a neat feature that projects a lazer bike lane onto the road behind you.

£45.00
Score 8

cateye velo wireless computer

Good value, easy to use, and gathering all your vital stats, the Cateye Velo Wireless computer is a great choice for those just starting out in road cycling.

£34.99
Score 9