Rouleur Picks - How to conquer everyday

Rouleur Picks - How to conquer everyday

A new normal is upon us, we've made a few selects to help you better your everyday


Rouleur picks - home | The best accessory you didn’t know you needed

The big corkscrew from Campagnolo is about as iconic as their track chainsets, but way more useful. As a tool for opening fine wine, it is both ostentatious and practical while also guaranteeing oohs and aahs from your dinner guests. Better still, it’s now available in two chromed finishes - bellissimo

Rouleur picks - commute | The most versatile bag ever

That point where your pockets are no longer enough but you don’t need an entire backpack is where the Bellroy Sling comes in. With two sizes, the Sling is the perfect choice for your middleweight carry needs. A water resistant outer fabric made from recycled bottles and clever touches like a magnetic strap buckle means this bag is never out of its comfort zone.

Rouleur picks - anywhere | Shades that perform on & off-bike

It will be no secret that we’re a fan of Anvma from Alba Optics. This classic style paired with high-performance modern lenses in a package weighing 22g is difficult to pass up. They are our go-tos for the everday, riding off-road or even pounding the pavement - when the mood takes us

Rouleur picks - carry | The cardholder that does it all

If, like us, you’re not one to carry cash on your ride, then you’ll certainly want something durable that will stand up to the abuse a sweaty or rain-soaked rider can dish out to a wallet. The Molecule Card Holder from Pioneer is a champion for resilience, a reinforced, waterproof fabric, slimmer than leather and with a 10 year warranty

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Business as usual: Does the Tour de France ever get old for riders or their families?

Business as usual: Does the Tour de France ever get old for riders or their families?

The average number of Tour de France appearances per rider this year is approximately 3.4 participations. Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed debutants have been making headlines enough...

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'Haters gonna hate': Pogačar steals the show on Bastille Day

'Haters gonna hate': Pogačar steals the show on Bastille Day

France dreamed of a local victor on its national day. Instead, Tadej Pogačar lit up stage 10 with another trademark attack. Begrudged 'chapeaus' abound in...

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Tadej Pogačar celebrates on the podium in the yellow jersey during the 2026 Tour de France.

'It's not Pogačar's fault he's so good' - Eddy Merckx on the Tour de France's current generation of GC stars

The five-time yellow jersey winner is still an avid watcher of the sport – he tells Rouleur his thoughts on the Pogačar-era of bike racing

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Bastille Day at the Tour: can a Frenchman end the wait?

Bastille Day at the Tour: can a Frenchman end the wait?

Bastille Day is the biggest day of the year for French cycling fans, and the wait for a home winner has dragged on since Warren...

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Reflections of the Tour de France peloton, including the yellow jersey group, in a shopfront window

Heat, hierarchy and a hotly contested green jersey: what we learnt from the Tour's first week

Rouleur breaks down the heatwaves, the sprint points battle, and UAE's grip on week one of the Tour de France.

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Tom Pidcock rides through a gravel sector for Q36.5 Pinarello during stage nine of the 2026 Tour de France

Pidcock's redemption arc: Brit content in defeat after refinding his love of Le Tour

A jammed shifter and a third place in Ussel would once have wrecked Tom Pidcock's Tour. Free of pressure and riding for a team on...

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