Gravel riding is inherently harsh. Vibrations from flint, dirt tracks, and technical singletrack wear down your body much faster than smooth tarmac. Many riders spend thousands on premium frame materials...
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In short, titanium is lighter than steel, by a lot, when you compare the raw materials. Titanium has a density of about 4.5 g/cm³, while steel sits at around 7.8...
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Non-conformity on the part of Reilly's co-founders Mark Reilly and Neil FitzGerald forced a business move to Brighton and the inception of Reilly in 2014. To celebrate an ongoing, uncompromising...
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Titanium has a reputation among cyclists, and it is well earned. It is light, strong, resists corrosion and does not fatigue the way many other metals do. That is why...
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Titanium vs Steel Bike Frames: Which Is Better? Steel and titanium are the two classic metal choices for a bike that's built to last. Both are comfortable, durable and loved...
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Can Titanium Bikes Be Repaired? Repairs and Upkeep Explained Titanium bikes have a reputation for lasting decades, but people often ask what happens if something goes wrong. Titanium frames can...
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Are Titanium Bikes Good for Touring? Titanium is one of the best frame materials for touring and bikepacking. A loaded bike needs to be comfortable over long days, tough enough...
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What Is an All-Road Bike? The Complete Guide An all-road bike is a drop-bar bike designed for tarmac first, with enough tyre room and toughness to handle rough lanes, canal...
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It is a common dilema, should I buy a gravel bike or road bike? Which is better? Road or Gravel? We will delve into the differences and compare gravel bikes vs...
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Gravel riding is hugely popular and titanium and gravel bikes is a match made in heaven. Read on to discover why titanium is such a popular choice for a gravel...
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You have made the decision to commute to work, next step is to decide on your bike and in particular what frame will work for you. Titanium is one of...
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Yes, titanium bikes can be fast, but not for the reasons most people expect. A titanium frame won't beat a top-end carbon race bike on a scales-and-wind-tunnel comparison. Where it...
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The difference between an all-road bike and a gravel bike is often discussed. Read on to find out how Reilly work out this out with our customers. Spectre vs Gradient ...
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Iwan Thomas is a Welsh sprinter, he represented Great Britain and Northern Ireland at the Olympic Games in the 400 metres and Wales at the Commonwealth Games. Thomas is the former UK 400m record holder, with his time of...
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“Dirty Reiver is a bit like a mullet haircut … business and seriousness at the front with party and smiles at the back.” Petra – Reilly x POC Wow! where...
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How to Winterproof Your Reilly Titanium Bike As the temperatures drop and the roads turn wet, it’s time to prepare your Reilly titanium bike for winter riding. While titanium frames...
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Reilly Amabassador Carolina Kappes completed the Cantii Way, 235km in 12 hours 59 minutes total time, and with this achieved the Female Fastest Known Time. Keep reading to find out more....
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Find your perfect Reilly titanium frame size. This guide covers rider height, reach and stack, how to read geometry tables, and how Reilly's ORIGINAL, UPDATED, and UDH variants differ —...
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Designing a Bike for 5,000 km of Self-Supported Racing on the Transcontinental Race The perfect bike is a moving target. It was another dark, wet London evening in March on...
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"As an endurance distance rider (Audax/Ultra) I was after a titanium road bike for comfort, essential for long days/nights and multidays in the saddle. Mark Reilly had an amazing reputation...
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Four days. Endless gravel. Big skies, bigger mountains, and a sense of possibility that only comes from riding somewhere truly wild. A few weeks ago I left cold raining England...
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"I realised you could travel a long way and eat a lot but just sitting down" A talk with round-the-world adventurer Duncan Covey Listen Here
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Last weekend we hosted a Demo Gravel Bike Day with Peak Ascent and Buxton Cycle Club, in the heart of the Peak District in Buxton. What was planned to be...
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Why Tubeless Tyres Are (Actually) Better for CyclingIf you’ve ever fixed a puncture on the side of the road—hands covered in grime, pump barely working, friends slowly disappearing into the...
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Reilly Rides Out was back with a brilliant 30km gravel loop that showcased exactly why gravel riding is so exciting. Reilly Rides Out was established to create a community of...
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At 5:30 a.m. on Tuesday morning, I’m at the second checkpoint of an ultra-distance cycling race in the Andes. A few riders are clipping in and rolling out into the...
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My phone pinged, and within minutes I was Googling gravel riding in Croatia. A message from my good friend Lael Wilcox landed in my inbox, inviting me to join the...
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Handlebars are often overlooked when buying or upgrading a bike, yet they play a crucial role in comfort, control, and performance. Read our guide to find out more.
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Adventure travel and ultra-distance cycling demand more from a bike. Whether you’re crossing continents, racing ultra-endurance events, or disappearing into remote backcountry for weeks at a time, your bike becomes...
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On Saturday 13 December, a festive group of riders gathered at Reilly’s Workshop in Westerham for Reilly Christmas Fun Ride for a relaxed but spirited 50km road loop through some...
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