We're undertaking a survey to learn all about the indoor cycling habits and preferences of our audience, so if you know your way around an indoor workout, enjoy a spin class at the gym, or simply like to pedal whilst watching TV of an evening, we'd like you to take part in our latest survey.
Cycling is a great way to keep fit, and many consider indoor cycling to be one of the most time-effective ways to work out on a bike. But it can be an expensive sport to get into, with a range of kit that promises to make you more comfortable, tech to track your progress, and apps to keep you entertained along the way. In contrast, some people will simply use the same tried and trusted bike they’ve had for years, fitted to a second-hand trainer and that does the job.
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A steel fixed-gear machine is the only bike you’ll ever need – here’s whyIn a world of readily available carbon-frame bikes with 12-speed cassettes and compact cranks that allow you to spin up your local monster hill at your preferred cadence, why would you opt to ride a steel fixed -gear bike? Allow me to convince you...
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Meet the long-haul trucker who’s clocked 600+ hours on his bike this yearFrom Zwifting in his cab to conquering the open road, this bike racer-turned-long-haul trucker makes the most of his life on the road
