Looking for something smart to wear post-ride? Apres Velo has just the thing. By Muriel Reddy

APRES VELO rolled out in 2006 to fill a void within the cycling industries casual clothing offering and is fast gaining traction amongst the Australian cycling retailers and passionate followers of the sport.

Found this article written by Vedante about keeping visible at night. I have republished it here as I though it would be on interest. 

This great review on the Kinetic Road machine written by Carl Brewer from aboc Cycle Coaching. It's a great read and republished here from his original content. Carl runs a very successful coaching service and can be contacted on 0419 966 003 between 8am and 10pm any day of via e-mail at coach@aboc.com.au.  We Appreciate Carl for allowing us to republish his article on our site.

I’m sure you’re read all the reviews about the new Electronic Dura-Ace.  I’m not going to repeat those reviews, but I was lucky enough the other week to test-drive it.  Let me tell you I was damn impressed.  I had all the usual questions like "how long does the battery last", "what happens when the battery dies", "how do you adjust it", "how much more does it weigh", "what happens when it rains", etc.  I’m sure they have had all these questions a hundred times before and had a logical and satisfactory answer for each.  The true test was how it actually worked.  Amazing is all I can say!  The ergonomics of it were much improved over the old Dura-Ace, the shifting was spot on and quick, only 30g heavier than the traditional Dura-Ace and it was very modular from a maintenance point of view (and all cables were connectorized for easy replacement).

Cycling-Inform Review of Cycling Edge’s Parlee. A very high end racing bicycle.

This article was written by Tom Demerly of Bike Sport and I have republished it here as it provides a whole lot of information about the Kinetic Road Machine. Please note that the Kinetic Road machine is no longer sold in the gray as shown in these pictures. It now comes in green. This article provides some very detailed history of the development of the Kinetic trainers and is a very comprehensive review.

Here is a short review about Mobicosa capsules and their ability to help assist with cycling knee pain.

You can spend a lot of money on racing bicycles. I'm a fan at finding the sweet spot in the market. Even more relevant when cross branding is now the norm and bicycle manufactures (even European and American) are outsourcing a lot of their final bike finishing, frame and component manufacture to Asia. So when you start to strip away a lot of the marketing hype, gimmicky and brand names from a bicycle what are you really getting?