michael stenning

Wheel holders

Personal bike fitting

Thief-deterring lightweight skewers

Good looking, comfy carbon seat post

Rigid bike luggage, but rather bouncy

Well thought out, comfortable crosser

What's the best way to store my baby [bike] during the winter?

A low-cost visor to keep the glare and bugs at bay

Solid 'crosser with urban and touring crossover potential

Curious wax/oil chain lube for dry/dusty conditions.

Superb value for money 'crosser that's also a good winter trainer

Prevent costly drivetrain wear

Weather protection for machines living outside

If you feel you need such a gadget you could do worse than pick this one

No frills seat pack but pricing is questionable

A narrow-use lube that's best for competitive road riders

Q: Can you help please? I ride a Dave Hinde M2 Mtb designed for road use (rigid forks and V brakes). The bike was supplied with Continental Twister 26x1.9in tyres. The tyres were light and behaved well, but were prone to punctures from road junk, hedge clippings and so on. I replaced them with a pair of Halo Twin Rail 26x2.2in puncture resistant tyres that have been excellent, with no punctures, a good volume of air, they roll well and are comfortable, but they weigh a ton. Can you recommend a pair of tyres that is light, puncture proof and comfortable to ride?

Now there are no more excuses for a dirty chain

Made to order, these guards offer practicality and exclusivity in one package

The St John St Cycles Road Guards manage to be quite smart looking and effective if you're running tyres between 20 and 23mm wide.

The road master blaster on the surface is a nicely finished aluminium barrelled frame fit pump but the similarities with traditional frame fit pumps end there

Made from Super Roubaix fleece material, these knee warmers are a good choice for chilly rides. In keeping with supplementary clothing of this type, they had a tendency to roll down the leg slightly after a couple of hours in the saddle,

This trailer has proven exceptional in all conditions over the past year. The bare aluminium chassis and fabric rain cover look just like new despite being used along muddy lanes and forest tracks and only hurried rudimentary cleaning.

Made from 67 per cent wool, these liners make very welcome companions, particularly in very cold, damp conditions.