A beginner's introduction to road cycling, framing it as low-impact aerobic exercise that supports a healthy lifestyle and a way to meet people through clubs. Acknowledges the sport can look intimidating but reassures newcomers everyone starts somewhere. A welcoming read for anyone curious about taking it up but unsure how.
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A kit review from PEZ Cycling News, where reviewer Chuck Pena tried Cycology's 8 Days kit and shared his verdict. Essentially a round-up of outside feedback, covering the design that's central to the brand's appeal plus impressions of comfort and fit. Reads as third-party validation rather than a hard sell.
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Beginner tips for commuting to work by bike, framed as a way to stay fit, dodge traffic, and save on transport costs. Gathers pointers on what to think about before swapping the car or train for two wheels. A practical, list-style read and a starting point for anyone considering it.
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Why cyclists wear Lycra: it offers a closer, aerodynamic fit, moves with the body, and stays in place to reduce rubbing and chafing on longer rides. Also notes the lightweight technical fabrics that wick sweat. A simple explainer treating Lycra as practical rather than a look. Good for the curious.
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A guest post by Andrew Penner about riding the Jewell Pass Barrier Loop in the Canadian Rockies. He recounts his trip, reading as a personal ride report rather than a guide, with the title hinting at going in unprepared and it working out. First-hand account of route, scenery, and feel.
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A beginner's guide built around ten key tips for starting out in cycling, framed to help newcomers avoid common mistakes and stay safe. Structured as a straightforward list covering the basics that are easy to overlook. Friendly and encouraging, a good checklist for anyone in their first weeks of riding.
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How to dress when the weather shifts mid-ride, using the example of a cold start that turns warm by mid-morning. Focuses on layering and versatile clothing you can add or remove to stay comfortable, plus breathable, packable gear and tips for planning ahead. Useful for riders caught out by conditions.
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News of a retro mountain bike museum in Australia, flagging that the country now has a dedicated space celebrating vintage MTB history and inviting people to visit. More a heads-up than a full feature, aimed at riders who enjoy the heritage side of the sport and might want a look.
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A care guide for Cycology clothing, setting out simple tips to keep kit looking good for longer, focusing on the everyday washing and handling habits that preserve colour, shape, and print. Aimed at owners wanting more wear from their gear. A quick reference to check before laundering jerseys or bibs.
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The origin story of Cycology, told by its co-founder and head artist, who reflects on a life spent painting, the title playing on the double meaning of handlebars. A personal, behind-the-scenes read rather than a how-to, giving background on the person behind the artwork and the brand's distinctive artistic style.
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What a gravel bike is and why the category has boomed. Notes shops now sell more gravel than road bikes, describes it as a versatile road-meets-mountain machine with wider tyres, and puts the trend down to riders escaping busy roads for trails. A straightforward overview for anyone curious about it.
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Five ideas for motivating yourself to ride when enthusiasm has dipped, aimed at riders who've lost momentum and want to reconnect with why they started cycling. A list of suggestions to re-spark interest, light and encouraging rather than instructional. Relatable for anyone in a rut or returning after a break.
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A sizing guide for Cycology jerseys, helping you find the right fit and understand how the styles differ, from closer race cuts to relaxed options. Walks through taking measurements and reading size charts to reduce guesswork and avoid returns. A practical reference for anyone about to buy and wanting confidence.
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A few tips on what to wear for cycling in summer, focused on staying cool as temperatures climb. Short and practical, covering the lightweight, breathable clothing that helps manage heat. Pairs naturally with the brand's other seasonal dressing posts. Handy for anyone planning summer rides and wanting to avoid overheating.
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Tackles whether you need a mountain bike jersey. The answer: not strictly, plenty ride in ordinary shirts, but most switch once they ride more, mainly for moisture-wicking fabrics and trail-ready cuts. Weighs the benefits without insisting, leaving the choice to you. A balanced read for anyone wondering if it's worthwhile.
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An independent kit review from Michael Bachmann of Bicycles Network Australia, who tested Cycology's jerseys, bib shorts, and accessories over roughly five months. A round-up of long-term, third-party feedback, so it carries some weight, covering performance, comfort, and durability. Useful if you want an outside opinion before buying Cycology kit.
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Dressing for the transition between seasons, when temperatures drop and windy days bring a chill. Covers why changeable conditions catch cyclists out and suggests layering and versatile clothing to stay comfortable, with Cycology's range offered as one option. A light read for riders adjusting their wardrobe as autumn properly arrives.
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