12 Upgrades That Are Too Expensive But We Really Want
We have all bought some truly awful bike products over the years and there are plenty of pitfalls to make when spending money on cycling kit. But a lot of products, while far too expensive, are stil...
16 Des 202434min
Nathan Haas on why you don’t need MTB tyres for gravel and how the UCI is “disrespecting” gravel pros
Liam and Simon are joined by Nathan Haas, a former WorldTour professional turned gravel privateer, to discuss the tech trends that could define gravel racing in the coming years. Having started his ...
9 Des 202456min
Sir Chris Hoy exclusive interview – how BMX, mountain biking and road riding led to Olympic greatness
In this episode of the BikeRadar Podcast, senior technical editor Warren gets an exclusive sit-down with Sir Chris Hoy at Manchester Velodrome to talk about his astonishing career. They discuss everyt...
2 Des 202430min
11 things we love and hate about the bike industry
The bike industry is, like any industry, home to aspects which are great and things which boil our brakes. But from the outside, some of these positive and negative aspects can be missed. In the spi...
25 Nov 202454min
What gravel bikes would we buy with our own money?
BikeRadar’s testers are in the fortunate position to be able to test the latest bikes. But reviewing bikes and making a significant financial investment to buy one, are two very different things. Th...
18 Nov 202437min
Zwift challengers up their game and why you don't need a new smart trainer
Zwift might have a serious contender in 2025 after TrainingPeaks acquired IndieVelo. The virtual indoor cycling app – now called TrainingPeaks Virtual – will be free to use until at least March 2025...
11 Nov 202431min
5 setup tips from testing the latest MTB forks back-to-back
Senior tech editor Alex joins video presenter Tom to discuss how to make your suspension forks perform better. After spending countless hours testing three of the latest forks from the biggest names –...
4 Nov 202438min
Why ‘breathable waterproof’ jackets are a myth – and how we’re changing the way we test them
Almost every brand promises their waterproof jackets can lock out water on rainy days yet still allow sweat to ‘breathe’ through, to prevent you getting soaked from the inside. Is this possible, thoug...
28 Okt 202444min
