Fiona and Tom ride the West Kernow Way in the depths of winter – 250km of mud, wind, and wild Cornish coastline. It was a chance to see home from the saddle, to ride familiar roads in a new way, and to catch up the best way we know how – on bikes, in the thick of it. Anneth means home in Cornish, and this ride was exactly that – tough, beautiful, and deeply familiar.
A couple of times a year, we give our R&D prototyping department a project with one goal in mind: to have fun and experiment; we call it R&D Kitchen. This project started with the idea of slow bike packing.
Most projects start with a technical brief. This one started with a jumble sale in the Tailfin workshop. Did you catch the finished result at Bespoked London this year? Here’s the story of how it actually got made – we
We spoke to Gus Burrell, Curve Cycling's Expedition Guru, about fence-fixing, field repairs, and riding through Mongolia on a bike called Kevin of Steel.
