We catch up with the voice of ITV’s Tour de France coverage as he waits anxiously for the 2020 race to get underway and tells us how much he’s missed professional cycling and reveals the secrets of Gary Imlach’s shirts…

Jack, Simon and Matthew look back through the hottest news stories from the past couple of weeks on BikeRadar.

Tom Marvin, Robin Weaver and Warren Rossiter look back through a few recent product releases to see what trends are hot right now in cycling.

With drive going to both front and rear wheels, we thought Christini's new ebike was worth talking about.

Hookless rims are fairly new in road cycling, but what are they, and where have they come from?Simon, Matthew and Jack delve in to the subject in our latest podcast.

Our trilogy of road cyclists, Jack, Matthew and Simon, wade in to some of the biggest debates in road cycling. You can probably guess what they are, but what do our line-up of commentators think?

Warren and Rob are back answering our listeners tech-based questions.From MTB shoes and suspension care to road bike fit and 1x gearing options, there’s plenty of variety in this month’s podcast.

Shimano have just bought back their legendary SPD sandal in a 25th anniversary limited edition, and you’ll not be surprised to hear that Jack Luke was aghast with excitement at this news!

Everyone has an opinion on everything, and when it comes to mountain biking there’s plenty to have an opinion on. Some aspects of our riding culture can be pretty divisive, while others must come down purely to personal preference...

Road cyclists and mountain bikers occupy very different worlds – from skids and jumps to Strava KOMs and Wattage data. But there’s plenty of common ground between us all (and we’re not even mentioning gravel cycling!).

John Cordoba is the project manager for road and gravel at Specialized. John sat down with our Senior Road Technical Editor, Warren Rossiter, in our latest podcast.

While it’s tempting to look at those super-spendy upgrades for your bike, it’s not always necessary to spend the big bucks. Matthew and Simon talk through their top tips for making your road bike that little bit better, without it costing the earth.

Bike launch season should be well under way, with brands showcasing their latest models to a select group of cycling media. While they may look like a bit of a jolly for the lucky few, there’s serious business going on behind the scenes.

Everybody wants to go faster, but not everybody wants to drop a ton of cash doing it. So, what are the tricks of the trade that don’t cost the earth – or, anything at all?

With prices ranging from a couple of hundred quid all the way to 5-figure sums, road bike prices are as diverse as the bikes themselves. Our team of road bike enthusiasts give you a run-down of what to look for at varying price points.

We’re back again with a selection of listeners tech questions, with our senior technical editors Warren and Rob providing the answers.

How and where should you spend money making your mountain bike better? Or, are there ways to improve your ride without spending a penny? Seb and Tom go through the best cost effective ways to improve your bike’s performance.

With cycling booming in popularity, the second hand market has been going crazy in the past couple of months. Drawing upon our own experiences, we’ve put together some handy hints and tips to help you in your search for a new-to-you ride.

We’re picking up again with Chris Porter, for part two of our Meets interview with the bike and suspension engineer.If you’ve not listened to part one, check in your podcast provider’s listings for the BikeRadar Podcast to find it.

In this podcast Seb meets Chris Porter. He’s a man who’s been heavily involved in mountain bike and suspension design for decades, playing an influential part in the development of bike geometry, certainly in recent years.

With £2bn pledged for green transport in the UK following the COVID-19 outbreak in the UK, there’s great potential to get more bums on saddles when it comes to the daily commute. We therefore thought we’d share our top tips to help your cycle commute.

The debate has raged for years in mountain biking, but with electric-assisted road bikes having a growing presence on the road, we debate whether they’re ‘cheating’ or just another way to get out on two wheels and enjoy the roads.

BikeRadar virtually meets with leading cycling and active travel journalist Laura Laker and Adam Tranter to discuss whether some good will come from the current situation in the form of more funding for cycling and more people on bikes.

While it’s easy to get drawn into the assumption that you need to spend thousands on your next mountain bike, that’s not necessarily the case.Tom and Seb go through the price ranges with a few recommendations chucked in along the way.

We headed to our social channels and drummed up a dozen or so tech questions for our tech team. Warren, our Senior Road Technical Editor and Rob, our Senior Technical Editor in Chief sat (remotely!) with BikeRadar’s Technical Editor Tom.