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Siroko’s New Cycling Collection for Bike Travel and Bikepacking: Two Wheels, One World

Explore the World on Two Wheels Cycling is not just about pedaling. It’s about discovering, improvising, stopping, starting again… It’s mountains, asphalt, gravel and roads with no name. It’s moving simply for the pleasure of it. Our new bikepacking and cycle touring collection is designed for women and men who… 

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Rearview radar bike lights: What are they and how do they work?

In environments where cyclists are highly vulnerable, rearview radar bike lights, or simply cycling radars, have emerged as an additional safety tool for road cycling, as well as urban rides. In this post, we will take a look at how these devices improve safety by detecting approaching vehicles, providing real-time… 

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Cycling essentials: 15 items every cyclist should take with them

Picture yourself out on a ride, with a huge smile on your face, feeling the wind on your skin, and then… BOOM! You get a flat tire. Now, you’re suddenly stuck somewhere without an inner tube replacement. What if you’re about to pass out from hunger? You have your phone… 

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Exercise bikes in cycling: 10 reasons why they’re not worth it

If you’re a beginner cyclist or you only go for a ride on sunny days, you might be asking yourself if an exercise bike is a good investment, so that you can use it when you don’t have the time to go out, when it’s too cold outside, or simply… 

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Siroko cycling helmet with MIPS® System

Do you need a helmet to ride a bike? Well, of course! That is unless you have a secret superpower that allows you to fully absorb the impact against the asphalt in case of a fall. We know it might not always be compulsory to wear a helmet, and that… 

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How to introduce the power meter into your training sessions

Having previously talked about the power meter, how it works and the different types in this basic guide, we’re now jumping back on this topic to bring this tool closer to any cyclist ready to take on a challenge, and move on to more intense workouts. Whether you want to… 

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Cycling power meter: a basic guide for beginners

In cycling we use a variety of different electronic devices, and one of the most useful and popular ones is the power meter. In this blog post, we’ll dive into what a power meter is, how it works, what it is for and what types you can find on the… 

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Guide to buying bicycle pedals: types, cleats and pros & cons of available options

In a previous post we talked about the advantages of using specific shoes for cycling and explained the different models available on the market. Most of them require the use of specific pedals and that is what we are going to talk about in this article: different types of pedals,… 

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5 useful and budget-friendly gifts to make any cyclist happy

If you have a family member, friend, partner or colleague who is keen on cycling and you are planning to get them a gift, you are probably wondering what to buy without spending a lot of money. Since every cyclist is different and you can’t just read their mind as… 

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