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Gravel biking has witnessed a surge in popularity, with enthusiasts seeking versatile bikes that can conquer a variety of terrains. As the demand for high-performance gravel...

If you want to keep your bike running, you’ll need to work on your bike, and there are a few tips and tricks that many people don’t know. We felt we would make life easier for you and bring you a few workshop tips and techniques to make sure that you're keeping your bike running as well as possible and save you from hassle when you’re out riding.

Disc brakes are the trending technology of the moment. So much so that major cycle brands are releasing state-of-the art bikes with discs only, and rim brakes are not even an option on these models. Discs are in favor these days because they offer many advantages. 

There is nothing worse than going to shift gear and just hear your drivetrain grinding away but not have the chain move to the next cog. If you’ve been blighted by mis-shifts, skips, and gears that just don’t want to do what you tell them we have a handy guide for you.

If you’ve spent a while using Shimano or Campagnolo, changing to SRAM can be interesting. Not just for getting used to SRAM’s Double Tap system, but also on how you set SRAM up. We felt it would be a good time to explain to you how to set up SRAM Force and go through the ideas that might seem a little unorthodox if you’re used to the other two big groupset manufacturers.

Replacing a headset is not a difficult job, especially on more modern bikes. Older headsets and 1 1/8^th external headset will require a little bit more effort than new internal headsets, but that doesn’t mean you can’t change headsets at home.

When the sun starts shining, and the trails start to head towards their prime conditions, it can be tempting to just grab your good bike out of storage and just get out and shred. Your enthusiasm is understandable, but you probably want to take a minute and give your bike a good check over before you go out and get yourself unstuck with a completely preventable problem.