The dhb women's Blok jersey is a short-sleeve, zip-up road and gravel top with striking styling and a budget price. There are plenty of flash colour choices – this one is the Sakura – and whilst it's a hardwearing, practical jersey, it's better worn for the funky styling rather than top-class performance. 

Mudhugger today, launch news of two new gravel bike specific mudguards. Based on the tried and tested design of their mountain bike Mudhuggers, the sleek Gravelhugger is designed to fit most fork and seat stay combinations with wheel and tyres measuring up to 50mm in diameter. 

The Kenda Flintridge Pro is a tough gravel tyre for dry, fast-rolling conditions. It's easy to fit to tubeless rims, offers low resistance on and off-road and, even in this less-protective version, it's robust. It struggles in muddy conditions, true, but nevertheless it's a good all-rounder. 

The Morvelo Stealth Women's Stormshield Bib Knickers are a warm pair of three-quarter length tights. Built for the shoulder seasons where a full length tight would be too warm, the Stormshields bridge the gap nicely and get a waterproof membrane too. They don't stay in place at the calf though, which is an annoyance on an otherwise excellent pair of bibs.

Five cool things continue in lockdown with a new drop of knee pads from Leatt and Bliss, plus another helmet from Giro to add to our big test of trail and enduro lids. We also have CushCore's interestingly shaped bead dropper on test and a pair of bibs with the ultimate of storage options. Dig in..

Muc-Off launch of a new collection of antibacterial sanitisers & cleaners which they say are designed to offer maximum performance across a broad range of uses. From antibacterial gel to surface cleaner, all products are on sale now.

Tetraplegic mountain bike racer Peter Lloyd has set a massive challenge to climb all seven hills in Edinburgh to raise money for one of the charities that helps keep him mobile, Back Up. As charities struggle during the pandemic, Pete finds a way to give back to the people that help him. 

The Osprey Savu waist pack offers four litres of cargo space and a minimalist design that's intended for use with water bottles – there's no provision for a drinks bladder. It's relatively large and won't suit smaller riders, but it's structurally rigid, well-supported, well-ventilated, and the price is good.