To end the year we asked Rupert Hartley, one of our founders and the man behind the Albion lens, to pick a few of his favourite photos that tell a story of our 2019.

Kasper Asgreen had something of a breakout year in 2019.

When we sat down to plot the route for Coast to Coast, our idea was fairly simple.

We’re an outdoor company, ultimately. We believe that spending time outdoors, on your bike, is one of life’s greatest pleasures.

Shorter days shouldn’t mean shorter rides.

We’re heading back to the Raeburn Lab in London this November for a series of talks and workshops, as well as to retail our new A/W19 range.

The Albion Insulated Jacket.

Weatherproof gear, for any conditions.

It seems inappropriate to refer to the dust having settled on what was one of the wettest Road World Championships in recent memory in Yorkshire last week.

On the 7th of July 2019, with the air full of the sound of the bagpipes, a group of 100 riders rolled out of Inverness in the Scottish Highlands.

The inaugural edition of the Pan Celtic Race had begun.

At the end of June we spent a few days following the Cent Cols Challenge through the Northern Alps of France.

At the end of May we spent a few days following the first Cent Cols Challenge of the year as they headed southeast through the Apennine range in central Italy.

One of our aims at Albion is to champion the great cycling Britain has to offer.

Each season, we head to different places in the British Isles to explore local roads and test our newest clothing and equipment.

A few weeks ago as part of an event in Bristol, we put on an evening of short films to showcase some of the places and the stories that have inspired us here at Albion.

This weekend on Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th May, we’ll be heading back to the Raeburn Studio in London.