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Mildred Locke

Bristol

Reviews Writer at Cycling News

Reviews Writer at Bike Perfect

Writer, Journalist, Presenter & Content Creator at Freelance

Articles

  • 2 weeks ago | cyclist.co.uk | Mildred Locke

    Whether you’re brand new to bike maintenance or have a full-blown home workshop with every tool under the sun, investing in one of the best chain cleaners is crucial for keeping your drivetrain clean. Chain degreasers are liquid magic. They strip oil and gunk from your bike’s chain, cassette and jockey wheels, not only to keep them running smoothly, but to make them last longer as well.

  • 2 weeks ago | cyclingnews.com | Mildred Locke

    Price: £115.00Weight: 1.31 kgLock type: Folding Folded dimensions: 68 x 208 mm Length: 94 cmSecurity Certification: Sold Secure Pedal Cycle Gold If you’re in the market for a practical, portable bike lock that doesn’t weigh down your backpack or rattle on your frame, the Abus Bordo 6200K might just hit that sweet spot. There’s a reason lots of people love folding locks, and many would rank the Abus Bordo range among some of the best bike locks for convenience.

  • 2 weeks ago | cyclingnews.com | Mildred Locke

    Tech Specs: Topeak JoeBlow Sport IIIPrice: £46.99Weight: 1.61 kgPump type: Track / floorDimensions:  78.5 x 25.3 x 11.7 cm Pressure gauge size: 3 inchesDual Purpose Head: YesStated max pressure: 160 psi / 11 barVolume per stroke: 318ccHose length: 72cmWhether you're heading out on the road for a club ride, or planning a gravel stint around the local woods, you should always have the right amount of air in your tyres.

  • 2 weeks ago | cyclingnews.com | Mildred Locke

    Tech Specs: Lezyne Pressure DrivePrice: £40.00Weight: 93.6 gPump type: Mini pumpLength:  19 cm Dual Purpose Head: YesStated max pressure: 120 psiPressure at 100 strokes: 30 psiWhether you’re hitting the tarmac with your local club, heading deep into gravel territory, or simply commuting around town, punctures happen to the best of us. That’s why we’d always recommend investing in one of the if you haven’t already.

  • 2 months ago | cyclist.co.uk | Mildred Locke

    When the temperature drops, staying warm on the bike is a game of smart layering, and that includes protecting your neck, face and ears from the elements. That’s why it’s important to get yourself one of the best cycling neck warmers; they’ll help you keep the wind chill at bay and breathe easier in frosty conditions.

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