I’m a great fan of recycling bikes (yep, see what I did there? Re-cycling?), so here’s a quick article about what to do with an old bike, or where to look if you want a restoration project. Now I’m not planning to talk about vintage bikes – that’s just not my area of expertise – but I’m certainly a proponent of finding an older bike and revitalising it. [More]

Sometimes a cyclist just doesn’t have the luxury of a lock. Maybe the mechanism on your old lock has finally given up the ghost, or perhaps you just left it at home by mistake; whatever the case, if you turn up in town without a lock, your options are limited. You can either go home and get your locks, or you can find a way of parking without using locks. [More]

An important part of any journey is where you will end up. As a cyclist one of your main concerns will be what provisions there will be for bicycle parking at your destination, and how to make the best use of it. Security and convenience are key factors, let’s take a look at some of the options available to you… [More]

Daily Cycle is pleased to introduce the latest article writer – Nathan Glover. Nathan is a post graduate student with a first class degree. He is a very keen cyclist and - as a city dweller - does a lot of city cycling. Which is why he has chosen to start with a series of articles on city cycling, from bike security to city cycling etiquette! [More]

There are actually quite a lot of cycling orientated websites out there. Some are easy to find, some are not so easy. Here’s my list of the sites that I use and enjoy on a daily basis. It would be great if you could add your own to the mix as I’m always looking for more. [More]

Somewhere, someday, there had to be a cycling revolution on the internet. The time is now and the place is here. Well, to be precise, the place is over at IronLegs.co.uk. IronLegs.co.uk is a new community driven website where cycling blog authors can post links to their new articles and cycling article readers can post links to any great new cycling related article that they have discovered on the internet. [More]

No-one can deny that cycling in the winter is tough, especially for us U.K. residents. Facing the wind, rain and cold is horrible (and that’s just the summer :)). But winter training is essential if you want to be on top of your game come spring time. Here’s how to maintain motivation throughout the winter months. [More]

Are you a beginner road cyclist? If so then great – it’s always a pleasure to know that new cyclists just getting into the sport are checking out my site. It’s also great to know that more people are getting into road cycling and cycling in general, in a big way. I think the Olympic success of last year and this years success in the Tour de France with Cavendish and Bradley Wiggins doing so well, is really giving British cycling a massive boost. But if you’re new to the sport and you’re on the internet then no doubt you are looking for some information to get you started… [More]

I have to admit that I’m a bit of a sucker when it comes to the whole urban fixie revolution. Some of those bikes look so damn cool. I know I shouldn't fall for it but I can’t help liking shiny things. I don’t mind the look of my bike but it’s more functional than anything else. The thing is, for the money, it’s a great frame and the forks are awesome for winter riding as they have vibration dampening zertz inserts. The aluminium frame is pretty light too. So I don’t want to change the bike. [More]

Daily Cycle is a great fun to write for, I love road cycling and I’m enjoying the steady build up of cyclists and people with common interests who now read this blog on a daily basis. But I’m also a freelance web developer, I just got married and now I have a baby on the way! So needless to say, I don’t exactly have loads of time on my hands. So I’m looking for a couple of people to join the blog as article writers, read on if you’re interested… [More]