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Starting in Glasgow head along the Forth and Clyde Canal path, before joining the Union Canal, and cycle over the impressive Avon aqueduct. Nearing Edinburgh you will come across...

A cycle helmet is an essential piece of protective equipment when you take to your bike. Here’s what to look for in a new helmet and how to...

Watching a bike race from the road side is like watching one game in a tennis match - you get a little bit of atmosphere and understand who...

Euan: "The Lake District is my favourite place to ride in the UK. This is a pretty challenging route taking in some tough steep climbs over about 120km....

ROAD 117KM 1350M Ride Type Distance Elevation Gain Starting and ending in Coleraine, a town near the mouth of the River Bann in Northern Ireland. This route follows...

Built from the frame up, every Pearson bike is assembled with the utmost care. In fact, our experts enjoy building them so much it’s a wonder our bikes...
Not for the faint of heart, the first of the big mountain days for Les Femmes. The peloton will head up Le Petit Ballon 9.3km climb averaging 8%,...

The inaugural Tour de France Femmes marks another milestone for women’s cycling. We take a look at the state of women’s pro road cycling and where it’s heading....

With Shimano, SRAM and Campagnolo now all offering you 12-speed electronic shifting, the choice of top tier groupsets for your road bike has never been larger. But which...

This gravel loop takes you along part of the King Alfred's Way, through the scenic Devil's Punchbowl, and finally to a 'beach' in the heart of Surrey. Be sure to take...
This punchy loop starts and ends in Ambleside. Taking you along part of Lake Windermere and Coniston. Have your camera at the ready to take in the spectacular views and...
Wilf Sinclair is more than Pearson’s lead mechanic. He’s also our longest-serving employee and practically one of the family. (And he only popped in to spend his pocket...

Starting and ending in Annecy this ride promises outstanding mountain and lake views. On your ride keep an eye out for a lovely café called La Baratte in Leschaux...

In reaching a Wimbledon singles semi-final, Cameron Norrie achieved a uniquely British form of sporting immortality. But his choice of off-court transport might make him a torch-bearer in...
The tackling of the Alpe d'Huez is a firm favourite of many, to watch and to cycle. The 2022 Tour de France's showcase stage is a repeat of...

As we pass the halfway point of 2022, we round up Pearson’s highlights of the past six months. Here at the world’s oldest cycling company, it probably comes...

Starting in Menaggio follow the lake road to enjoy beautiful views of Lake Como, and idle through the quaint villages along the way. Take in Lake Lugano on the Italian...

With industrial action on rail services planned for next week, now’s the perfect time to switch a different kind of tube.At Pearson, we’re well-stocked to get you rolling on two wheels,...
This London to Paris in 24 hours ride is in support of the wonderful charity Duchenne UK and will be taking place this weekend. Riders set off on Friday...

For most riders, the choice is between Shimano and Look pedals for their road bikes. Here’s a rundown of the two pedal ranges and what they each offer.

This punchy cornish loop starts and ends in Penzance. This route will take you along the famous cornish coastline. Take a picture at the famous Land's End signpost and...

Report written by Mattie Dodd. Last weekend the National Championships took place up in God’s Own Country (Yorkshire) on the edge of the Howardian Hills (I seriously question...

Gravel bikes aren’t one size fits all and there’s a lot of diversity in how they can be specced for different objectives. One of the largest decisions is...

After the great success of King Alfred's Way and West Kernow Way, Cycling UK has launched its latest route The Cantii Way. This 145 mile (234 km) loop...