commute

We’ve logged some miles, now it’s your turn

Old-school Moots Mountaineer is so right in so many ways

Can you park the car and e-bike everywhere for a month?

Just point like a normal human

Comfortable and functional jeans for on and off the bike

Electric assist urban machine

Let's make bikes viable transportation

Leave the kit at home, these are urban jeans done right

Being able to put feet down at a stop might boost cycling

Technical fabric makes for versatile, high dollar pants

Cyclophobia or the degradation of society?

High-end commuter e-bike with touchscreen goes 40kph / 28mph

Does wider rubber make everything better?

Easy ways to get yourself in better shape - both on and off your bike

A practical and stylish folding town bike par excellence

Made from Super Roubaix fleece material, these knee warmers are a good choice for chilly rides. In keeping with supplementary clothing of this type, they had a tendency to roll down the leg slightly after a couple of hours in the saddle,

Limited edition magnesium bike heads up 2008 range

Step-through bikes aren't for everyone, but their practicality appeals to many women - especially those who want to commute in their office clothes.

Surely not a 'serious' bike? Well, yes; whilst this electrically assisted cruiser looks fun and is fun to ride it's a serious attempt by the world's self-proclaimed biggest manufacturer of quality bicycles to shape, quite literally, the future of cycling.

Mid-priced multi-use bikes have returned with a vengeance, being competent winter trainers, club bikes, commuters and light tourers. At the heart of the Dolan lies a 7005 aluminium cyclo-cross frameset with neat and uniform TIG welding throughout.

Only a short time ago, flat-barred road bikes were a breed apart. Once the personalised steeds of streetwise couriers, these mutant machines mixed and matched parts from road bikes and mountain bikes to offer the best of the both worlds.

Somerset-based Thorn have built themselves an enviable name when it comes to touring bikes, and their designer, Andy Blance, sets off on his own trips in South America and Australasia each year to hone designs.

Now here's a good idea for all those people who work with or near a computer all day. This light unit has its own rechargeable battery inside it, and recharges from a standard USB port.

A whopping nine LEDs live inside this compact unit from S-Sun, powered by two AAA batteries. The middle of the unit is a reflector, and a very efficient one at that, but the main interest is those LEDs.