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Rhian Atherton

Articles by Rhian Atherton

TSG Chamber Elbow Guard review

When buying your next set of elbow pads, there are a few things to consider, such as its purpose, the design of the pad, the fit and feel and whether they will work with your typical mountain bike outings, as well as the type of off-road cycling clothing you wear regularly.

Osprey Escapist 20L Rucksack review

Osprey’s Escapist 20 is the ideal companion for longer biking days where you may need extra gear. With an array of different pockets, a helmet holder and a rain cover to protect against a sudden bout of rain, the Escapist is a great all-rounder whether it's an enduro event, a bikepacking exploit or a nip to the local store to grab your groceries. The only thing it’s lacking is a few more compartments dedicated to storing tools and the price is pretty hefty, too.

Seido Phaser flat pedal review

German-born components manufacturer, Seido, offers a range of high-quality parts for modern cyclists, and with a name that means precision in Japanese, Seido does not cut corners when it comes to engineering. The brand's pedal collection is varied and the Phaser fills the gap for a mid-range grippy flat platform offering a large base for a flat-shoe fearless rider. Every detail has been considered and the grip provided is high. The price is good for such an impressive piece of engineering.

Zefal Z-Shock MTB Shock Pump

If you have a bike with air suspension, then at some point, you'll end up needing a shock pump.

Topeak Ninja Master+ Cage SK+ with Free Strappack review

The best MTB bottle cages are often the first essential accessory added to a new bike and a staple for any bike owner. It can ensure you’re suitably hydrated on a ride and, unlike a back-hauling hydration reservoir, it is barely noticeable on the bike's frame. Usually, the only changeable factor is the design, material and colour but this Topeak Ninja Master+ Bottle Cage has a quirky sideshow for even great convenience. But is it too over-engineered to provide a simple solution to carrying spare equipment?

Halo Drove Line 700C Wheels Review

The Halo Drove Line 700c wheelset is built with excellent, sturdy alloy rims with a wide width to accommodate wider gravel tyres, allowing riders more comfort when riding off-road. This wheelset is well-priced and super reliable, making them an ideal contender as one of the best gravel wheelsets. However, they are a little on the weighty side.

G-Form Sorata 2 gloves review

G-Form's Sorata 2 gloves offer a sleek profile, good ventilation and seamless mobility. Whether venturing into enduro, all-mountain, trail, cross-country or even moto riding, they are candidates for the best MTB gloves crown.

Endura Hummvee Women’s shorts review

The Endura Hummvee range has been a long-standing option for both men and women. The shorts are a reliable model with a casual style that never falters. Initially, they were made with London bike couriers in mind and, from then on, have become a reputable choice for cyclists worldwide. Versions include a lightweight construction, a shorter length, a three-quarter length with liner without a liner, with a belt or short shorts – the list goes on.

Lizard Skins Gradient Single Clamp Ergonomic Grip Review

Lizard Skins has been around since 1993 when it began making protective products and later introduced grips to its portfolio. The grips consist of the brand's innovative materials, Durasoft Polymer or DSP – a polymer-based construction providing world-class grip and soft comfort.

Video: Comedy and action with a star cast in Joe Barne's The Rare Folk

World-class riders, iconic locations and a splash or maybe a big dollop of humour in true Joe Barne’s style are combined in this Scottish enduro star’s most recent ‘best edit to date’, The Rare Folk. This latest film effortlessly reminds us what riding a bike is truly all about.

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