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Maxxis tyres are renowned for their quality and performance across various cycling disciplines, whether that's road, MTB, cyclocross or gravel. But with a plethora of terms like "3C MaxxGrip" and "Dual Compound" thrown around, choosing the right tyre can feel overwhelming. This guide dives deep into Maxxis tyre construction, compounds and technologies, empowering you to select the perfect rubber for your riding style and terrain.

Gravel biking has surged in popularity over recent years, offering cyclists the thrill of exploring off-road terrain while maintaining the speed and efficiency of road biking. Whether you're a seasoned gravel rider or just beginning to venture off the beaten path, having the right gravel tyres can make all the difference. In this guide, we'll explore the top five gravel tyres for 2024, helping you make an informed decision for your next adventure.

The UK's mountain bike trails offer a thrilling mix of terrain - from loamy singletrack to rocky descents and everything in between. Conquering these challenges requires the right rubber on your wheels, and that's where tyres come in, your choice of tyre can be critical in keeping you pinned! So, if you're looking to upgrade your grip and conquer any climb or descent, here's a rundown of some of the best mountain bike tyres available.

Tweeks’ very own Ali has been busy scribbling again – and this time it wasn’t on a plaster cast! Ali has been debating the benefits of going over to the clipless side for a while, and well, he finally took the plunge! Read on to see what he thought of it – here’s Ali:

From the very first day I swung my leg over a bike, I have always ridden on flat pedals – and I always swore that I would never in a million years contemplate riding in clips, SPDs, spuds or whatever else you would like to call them. I feel a change coming on though – as I am getting older (26 :) ), wiser and have taken up trail riding (with a goal of Gravity Enduro laser-sighted in my mind) and recently donned the Lycra and joined the masses on the roads. This means that I am now toying with the idea of breaking this lifetime promise and going clipped-in on the mountain bike.

You may have spotted the thread on the