Which smart trainer should you choose and what do you need to use it?
When choosing a smart trainer, start with bike compatibility and the equipment included. Here are the checks to make and four models to consider for training at home.
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How to choose a saddle: shape, width and S3 and L3 sizes
The right saddle supports your sit bones in your riding position. Here is how to assess width, shape and S3 and L3 sizes, with a selection of models to compare.
Read MoreHow to clean your bike and chain and which products to use
Cleaning your bike properly requires different products for the frame, drivetrain and brakes. Here is how to choose and use them, with precautions for finishes, bearings and electronics.
Read MoreTubeless or inner tubes: what's the difference and which should you choose?
Inner tubes are straightforward to manage, while tubeless can seal small punctures and allows you to run lower pressures. Here is how to choose and what to check before converting...
Read MoreWhat pressure should you inflate your bike tyres to?
The right pressure depends on total weight, tyre width, terrain and setup. Here is how to find a starting point, measure it and adjust it within the tyre and rim...
Read MoreHow to choose a bike computer: maps, sensors and battery life
When choosing a cycle computer, start with the navigation you need, then compare readability, compatible sensors and battery life. Here are the practical differences between models and versions to consider.
Read MoreWhich lubricant to choose and how to lubricate your chain
Choose your chain lubricant based on the conditions you ride in: dry weather, rain or mud. Here's how to apply it to a clean chain and remove the excess to...
Read MoreHow to choose the right electric bike size
The right electric bike size depends on your measurements, geometry and control when manoeuvring. Here's what to try on city e-bikes, e-MTB bikes and used models, especially in small sizes.
Read MoreHow to choose a cassette: gear ratios, weight and compatibility
The right cassette offers gearing suited to your climbs and is compatible with your entire drivetrain. Here's how to compare tooth counts, gear steps and weight to make the right...
Read More25, 28, 30 or 32 mm tyres: which should you choose?
28 mm is a good starting point for many cyclists; 30 and 32 mm help on uneven surfaces, while 25 mm needs less clearance. The choice depends on rim, frame,...
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