Tag: Rides

Hybrid bikes are often described as versatile or adaptable. Perhaps it’s no surprise then, that hybrid bikes are the most popular bike type available today. Fast enough for speedy road rides but also rugged enough to pop off onto some rougher surfaces, hybrid bikes are great for all manner of trips on two wheels. Within the hybrid bike category, there are further sub-disciplines to look out for, plus key features that may or may not suit you and your rides. Read our guide to find out more. Best Hybrid Bikes Focus on comfort BEST OVERALL: Giant Cypress Including a suspension seatpost and adjustable stem, this hybrid bike adapts to riders of different shapes and sizes. Check Price Read More Adjustable…

While riding outside, using both a front and rear light can be a great way to see at night or be seen during the day by other road users. However, if lights aren’t needed by law where/when you are riding, when it’s raining, using lights (especially a rear light) is a really good idea due to the reduced visibility and of decreased brightness. But, it’s always a good idea to ensure your bike lights are waterproof to some degree, so to save you the hassle, we’ve comprised a list of the best waterproof bike lights. Best Waterproof Bike Lights IP67 Knog Plug Bike Light Set A user friendly, easy to mount and affordable set of waterproof lights Check Price Read…

From a boring obligation when the weather was bad to a high-resolution interactive fun experience, indoor cycling has grown with technology to an amazing extent. We can ride the famous climbs of the Tour de France virtually, race against friends, or get the benefits of focused training plans. One of the most advanced applications Wahoo SYSTM presents a varied palette for those spinning indoors and of these the On Location series offers a unique approach.Familiar to many PEZ readers, the excellent Col Collective videos on YouTube, detailing Europe’s great climbs, was the work of Mike Cotty, whom we interviewed here in 2016. He supplied some of the video clips used in The Sufferfest training videos, which have now become part…

In early October 2011, PEZs own literary specialist Les Reissner joined some 3000 others riders for an epic day pedaling the ribbons of strade bianche across the hills of Toscana in the ride known simply as lEroica a true ride back in time. Heres how he spent 10 hours and 27 minutes from start to finish.I am not one of the original writers for PezCyclingNews, having joined on in (I think) 2007 but I suspect Literary Editor I have reviewed more cycling books in in the last fifteen years than anyone else! And as entertaining as those books have been, Pez has given me the opportunity to get out of the library as I rode in the Astana team car…