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Sub-zero cycling and the art of staying warm on two wheels

Sub-zero cycling and the art of staying warm on two wheels

In honour of the numerous cyclists who’ll continue to ride through the current cold snap we’re offering a prize in two parts; A merino wool…

Wednesday, Dec 07

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In honour of the numerous cyclists who’ll continue to ride through the current cold snap we’re offering a prize in two parts; A merino wool jersey to help keep you toasty in frosty weather and a copy of the book Wheels on Ice for when you get home from a ride and want to curl up with a good read.

Merino wool is breathable, naturally anti-bacterial, lightweight and soft – qualities that make it ideally suited to cycling wear. dhb have chosen a mid-weight Merino, blended polyamide to allow for a snug fit and added a polypropylene layer on the inside of the fabric to help moisture evaporate quicker. At this time of year, a merino jersey works perfectly as a mid layer.

Wheels on Ice reveals Alaska’s key role in bicycling both as a mode of travel and as an endurance sport, as well as its special allure for those seeking the proverbial struggle against nature. This collection opens with the first bicycle boom and the advent of the safety bicycle in the late 1800s, at approximately the same time gold was discovered in Alaska and the Yukon Territory. Win the merino jersey and Wheels on Ice book

To be in with a chance of winning the merino jersey and the book, simply leave us a message below and we’ll pick a winner next week. Winter cycling…in 30 degree below

If you’re a hardy soul who cycles all year round, undaunted by cold weather, doff your cap to the […]

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