Review: Bell Gage bike helmet
Reasonably light, comfortable helmet, with a solid retention system and replaceable X-Static padding – but a little bulky
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Reasonably light, comfortable helmet, with a solid retention system and replaceable X-Static padding – but a little bulky
Some nice features, but pricey and only for those who want a natural feel
High sugar, but a decent tasting bar for pre- and during exercise
Good anti-glare qualities and a comfortable fit, but came up very wide for our tester
Collaboration with two-time Kona winner Chris ‘Macca’ McCormack brings new set of blue bike computer mounts for Garmin, SRM and GoPro
Just lacks a little in looks, but still a really nice, well-priced lid
An award-winning design named after a squally wind in Cuba that holds speed well, but takes a while to build it up – lovely to ride when it’s up to clip, says our tester
High quality and sure to make you stand out in transition with its ‘Carbon Power Lycra’, but better suited for those racing short course
Here’s a closer look at MET’s latest wind-cheating offering, currently being ridden by the MTN Qhubeka team
Here are some of our 2014 highlights, including Fizik’s redesigned road shoes, Cannondale clothing, and a nice-looking (and expensive) TT helmet from Uvex
For overpronators looking for a race-day shoe, these tick all the boxes
Not the lightest, but stylish design and a big tick for Rollsys
Northern Irish adventurer Leon McCarron heads across America by bike, meeting tornadoes, wild roaming buffalo and a hungry black bear along the way
Beginner-friendly trainers boast a broader platform but retain Newton’s famous lugs
A pure triathlon bike that may be odd-looking but is also very, very quick
Boot-mounted model can hold up to three bicycles and features ratcheting cables to make set-up quicker, easier and more secure
Unique design, well ventilated, but might not suit wide heads
Two years in the making, this stylish creation features woven fabric to get around Ironman’s no-neoprene rule to deliver extra core support and cut drag when going long
We review Kask’s Mojito bike helmet and make it one of our all-time favourites
Angular offerings feature seven different faces in a bid to eliminate the distortion of curved lenses
We review Kona’s Zing Delux road bike and find it has a solid ride that does whatever you want perfectly acceptably – but don’t expect to get excited
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