12 months after my G2X gravel bike build, it’s notched up about 4500k of actual gravel riding. Not as much I had hoped, but it’s been an eventful year off the bike, with moving house and medical issues eating into ride time. Throughout the last 12 months I have barely touched my road bike (and its

We’ve all been there, pottering along the country lanes or gravel tracks, minding our own business, only to be barked at and chased by one of our four legged friends. At this point, we have a critical choice; shout at the dog, slow down and have a ‘chat & pat’, or adopt the riskier option of

The Merlin Cycles team have been busy racing and notching up wins in the north west region. Here’s a quick update on how the season is progressing for Debbie and Bex. Debbie Moss Debbie rode the National 25 mile time trial near Keswick last Sunday. Debbie finished with the fastest time in her age

The Do-It-All bike, Swiss-army-bike, The One bike you’ll ever need… you’ve probably heard it all before. However, with the gravel bike trend still thriving – far outliving the initial marketing hype – even the most sceptical bike riders have to admit, there’s definitely something about gravel.

After months of “Will it / Would it / Should it Happen…” It’s finally upon us, the Olympics are kicking off in Japan. Yes, the Covid19 disrupted four year Olympic cycle has finally come around, albeit without spectators. The time when we get to watch all those sports which we rarely see, like