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Spring is the time to look ahead. Riding ambitions for the year begin to take shape, and the racing season starts to rear its head.
21 November 2017
While the days grow longer, the weather can remain unpredictable. Follow our guide of tips and tricks to stay ahead of the conditions, and learn what to wear and how to wear it.
As spring dawns, the urge to ride grows stronger every morning. Here is one of our recommended outfits for riding in spring explained from head to toe.
Stay flexible for changeable weather by wearing a lighter weight jersey in case the sun breaks through, and layering up with arm warmers or a packable gilet for chilly starts.
Shop AccessoriesHi-vis elements on the moving parts of your body attract attention, keeping you safer in low light. Wear bright or reflective shoes or socks for maximum visibility when pedalling.
Shop Socks & OvershoesSeveral lighter layers regulate temperature better than fewer heavier ones. Start with a good base layer, which traps warm air close to your body even when it’s cold, and wicks sweat away efficiently when you’re working hard.
Shop Base LayersCaps are the swiss army knife of the cycling wardrobe, offering temperature regulation and protection from the sun and rain. Our caps use a range of materials and designs to ensure you're prepared up top.
Shop headwearSpring is a time of changing weather, and enjoying your ride fully demands preparation and a little know-how. Read our guides to get road-ready this season.
Just because the conditions aren’t ideal, doesn’t mean we shouldn’t ride.
Layers are key to comfort in spring – double up on base layers for extra insulation on cold days.
Manage your body temperature before it’s too late. Layer up before you’re cold, and layer down before you’re hot.
Always take lights with you or fit them to your bike should you get caught out by a long ride or a puncture on a short day.
Wear oversocks to keep wind chill off your feet. They’ll also keep your shoes and socks clean.
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