…about mechanical disk brakes for road bikes. “I’m currently spec’ing a winter trainer/light tourer adding I am thinking about mechanical disc brakes. Coming from a engineering background it seems a lot more logical to separate the mechanical properties of a rim from braking, but I wonder if you had any …
They’ve been around for as long as I can remember… Always been a bit “woah Nelly” for me though! And then there’s the fact that every report I’ve read says they only tend to last about two months. I like them, but it’s a leftfield option, even for me with …
Colnago are doing a run of 30th anniversary Masters – of the three colours they’re offering, this is the colour I’d have: Lovely. If only the damn thing would fit me.
I’m a fussy bugger. Oh, wait, you know that. Anyway, it means I fuss over the silliest of things. Lights are one of these things – they serve such an important function, yet they’re all so ugly, bulbous and obvious. Or at least they were. Knog answered my prayers already, …
Perhaps a slightly random subject to focus on, but it’s one I’ve been asked about a lot – or rather, as much as anything is one which is answered with a blank expression when mentioned. What’s brake pad ‘toe-in’? It’s when the front of the brake pad touches the wheel …
Well it’s fair to say ‘genius’ doesn’t apply, but I certainly think they’re a classic! Perhaps better known for the MTB of the same name, the Kirk Magnesium was made from molded Magnesium - although a version of the bike which was ridden in the Tour de France by …
I’m going to sound like a right hypocrite for this, but… this is the new Ritchey P-275, and it’s LUSH: Yes yes, I know – I hate Ritchey stuff, always mark bikes down or suggest alternatives on the Crit-ique for people who use it, yadda yadda… except their MTB frames are …