Bike & Kit: Clothing
Dress for summer cycling with Kalas
Summertime is when many of us ride more frequently and for longer, whether it’s taking advantage of the warmer, drier weather and lighter evenings to explore further from home, or holidays when we can ride all day. These factors, combined with the notoriously unpredictable and changeable British summer, might mean you could benefit from some tweaks to your kit options. Follow these tips on what to wear from Kalas, Great Britain Cycling Team Official On-Bike Clothing Supplier, to get the most from your rides this summer.
Knowledge Level: Beginner
Published on: 13/08/2021
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Cycling during a cold snap
With more cold weather forecasted and another lockdown in place, what should you be doing when the temperature drops below zero and the snow starts to fall?
Knowledge Level: Beginner
Published on: 07/01/2021
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Top tips for keeping your feet warm on the bike
Winter riding can be just as enjoyable as any other season with the right preparation.
Knowledge Level: Intermediate
Published on: 21/11/2020
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Top tips for keeping your hands warm on the bike
Avoid frozen fingers this winter by following our top tips for toasty hands.
Knowledge Level: Intermediate
Published on: 21/11/2020
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Cycling clothing guide
Keep cycling all year round, even in the foulest of the British weather, with our cycling clothing guide.
Knowledge Level: Beginner
Published on: 11/06/2019
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Cycling safe in the sun
Whether it’s a summer’s day in the UK or a warm weather event or training camp abroad, cycling is always more enjoyable with the sun on your back. However, as a cyclist, your skin is at risk from damage for the sun and possible related serious health concerns. We spoke to keen cyclist Professor Brian Diffey from the British Association of Dermatologists.
Knowledge Level: Beginner
Published on: 03/04/2019
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Buying a cycling jacket
Windproof, waterproof or softshell? Buying a cycling jacket can be confusing but, if you follow our advice, you can ensure you get the right one for you and your riding.
Knowledge Level: Beginner
Published on: 09/03/2020
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