KED:  SKY TWO

KED: SKY TWO

A new development, specifically for the E-bike and Pedelec domain. Extended safety package with maximum head coverage, innovative and indirect ventilation and an integrated 270′ reflector for optimum visibility. This stylish helmet takes it’s design inspiration from the urban chic of scooter helmets of yesteryear. All KED helmets feature the ‘Quicksafe’ flashing LED lights that are incorporated in to the rear adjuster, for excellent increased visibility and safety. Sizes: 50-54cm: S (390g) 53-57cm: M (410g) 57-61cm: L (430g) Colours: Carbon, Black or Blue.

KED:  VIRUS

KED: VIRUS

A lightweight helmet with minimalist looks and maximum performance. Ideal for the daily commute and weekend sprints alike. All KED helmets feature the ‘Quicksafe’ flashing LED lights that are incorporated in to the rear adjuster, for excellent increased visibility and safety. Sizes: 55-59cm: M (340g) 56-63cm: L (390g) Colours: White, Black, Red or Blue.

KED:  OPUS

KED: OPUS

The KED Opus is a superb, well vented helmet ideal for commuters and leisure riders who want to be seen and stay safe. All KED helmets feature the ‘Quicksafe’ flashing LED lights that are incorporated in to the rear adjuster, for excellent increased visibility and safety. Sizes: 52-58cm: M (310g) 52-62cm: L (320g) Colours: White, Red, Blue, Black or Green.

LEFTFIELDBIKES

Leftfield Bikes: Riding, Re-invented We’re busy preparing new bicycles, plus our new spot,

Hiplok:  ANKR Series

Hiplok: ANKR Series

There are few better ways to secure your prize bicycle, than to attach it directly to planet earth! The most dependable of which is to use a Solid Secure Gold rated locking system, as is required by most reputable insurance companies. These typically comprise Chains and D-Locks, which then need to attach to something equally secure. This is where Hiplok’s ANKR Series come in: a ‘ground anchor’ is attached to the concrete floor of a garage, or a solid wall with the 4 x secure fixings provided. Once installed, you slot your Hiplok E-DX/DX/equivalent through the slot and this covers… Read more →

Hiplok:  POP

Hiplok: POP

Minimalism never looked so good! Quite possibly the lightest and most portable temporary lock ever released, the Hiplok POP is amongst the smartest lightweight solutions available. Paired with the Hiplok D, the POP adds additional security for short stops, or to tie-in saddles and/or helmets/bags/jackets to your bike. If you use a Hiplok Lite or Hiplok V.150, then this is a great way to extend your security beyond the frame and rear wheel. The POP won’t replace your overnight lock or act as a long term solution, however if you plan to spend your day in the park and would… Read more →

Accessories

Biking Essentials Action Cameras, Ass Saver, Bud Brake, Chilli Air, FoldnFix, Hope, ISM Seat, Muckynutz, QuickFix Once you’re kitted-out with a new bike, it’s time to accessorise. Add bone-conducting headphones to listen safely, a light-weight HD camera to share the ride when you get home… and some nifty mudguard options to stay clean! On-Bike Clothing Half Baked Brand (HBB), Hope, Intrepid Apparel, Visijax, Whackjob Few things can increase overall comfort on a ride than the appropriate clothing. Whilst some see specialist kit as one step aside from dressing like a Power Ranger, there’s little doubt that it helps. Having somewhere… Read more →

City Cycling: Health Versus Hazard? Cities Compared Internationally.

© Sarah Maycock/Handsome Frank http://mosaicscience.com/story/city-cycling-health-versus-hazard Are the fitness benefits of riding your bike worth the risk of an accident? Lesley Evans Ogden takes a tour of seven cities on two wheels to find out. It was just another morning commute. That is, until a bus driver ran a red light, turned right, and drove straight into Ann-Doerthe Hass Jensen. The bus knocked the social worker off her bike, trapping her underneath, a wheel pinning down and crushing her left foot. It was a school bus heading to a Copenhagen kindergarten, and the children aboard were screaming. Ann was rushed to… Read more →