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

Phil Deeker’s hArdennes trip is an annual eight day riding event covering 1600 kilometres, with 29,000 metres of vertical ascent, in the Ardennes region of Northern Europe.

Transmission #007 is a mix of music by Cent Cols founder Phil Deeker.

Albion’s Spring/Summer 2019 range is inspired by colours found on Britain’s coastline, and is designed for long rides on the warmest days.

The advent of spring means one thing in cycling.

The cobbled classics.

Last weekend organisers of the Pan Celtic Race held a gathering in North Wales for riders to meet, recce some of the route, and get some training miles in ahead of the race itself in July.

Transmission #006 is a selection of music produced by British artists.

We’re excited to announce a partnership with the Pan Celtic Race, a new long distance cycling race around the Celtic nations.

The Cent Cols Challenge has a near mythical aura and a fearsome reputation. Often described as one of the hardest amateur events in cycling, riders must pit themselves against the mountains of Europe’s great ranges, tackling 100 cols in just ten days.

Yorkshire. Land of the Dales, the Moors, and over 5000 miles of drystone walls.

Transmission #005 is an extended studio recording from Builder’s Tea.

Albion’s Autumn/Winter 2018 range is inspired by colours found in the great British outdoors, and the performance demanded of cycling clothing and equipment designed for long days in the saddle during the cold British winter.

Earlier in the summer British riders Jess Duffy and Josh Greet headed to Slovenia in Central Europe for a week of unsupported gravel riding and exploring.

On August 16th British riders Will Dunk and Tim France will fly to Kyrgyzstan to take part in the inaugural Silk Road Mountain Race, a fixed route, unsupported, single-stage 1700km cycling race through the mountains of Kyrgyzstan.

The Snowdonia National Park in North Wales is unusual for a National Park in that it has a hole in the middle, around the town of Blaenau Ffestiniog.