For the majority of us, £120 is quite the outlay. So are the Melon Alleycats worth the expense? Should you part with that much cash for a pair of riding glasses? Read more…
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For the majority of us, £120 is quite the outlay. So are the Melon Alleycats worth the expense? Should you part with that much cash for a pair of riding glasses? Read more…
The latest addition to the Juliana lineup is the Strega, a burly bike with 170mm of travel and a namesake that translates to “witch” in Italian. While witch may be an odd choice of name given the fact that this is a women’s bike, the story behind the name sheds light on how the […] Read more…
Founded in 1998, Sombrio has deep roots in the mountain biking world. Formed in the late eighties, and born during the early freeride movement, the Canadian brand pioneered kit unlike anything else available at that time. Their freeride core is still evident today and despite the sale of the brand back in 2014, Sombrio stayed true […] Read more…
Trail 42 are a company based near the Forest of Dean. Owned by Ruth and Richard Hallett, they started Trail 42 as a way of providing mountain bikers with high quality, ethically sourced clothing. After not being able to find kit they liked, the pair decided to design their own, and Trail 42 was born. […] Read more…