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Matt Wikstrom

Matt Wikstrom

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Australian Tech Editor, CyclingTips

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Total articles 59

  • Examining the myth: Why are punctures more frequent in the rain?

    By Matt Wikstrom Verified| cyclingtips.com@ There are many reasons why riders abhor the rain, be it the discomfort of wet clothing (wet socks are the worst), the risk of coming unstuck, or the extra maintenance required to clean up the bike and keep it running smoothly and quietly. Having spent several years as a year-round commuter, I thought I was familiar with all of the reasons why it was worth staying off the bike on a rainy day, but one recently caught me by surprise. Apparently there is also a bigger risk of getting a puncture.

    By Matt Wikstrom Verified · cyclingtips.com

    May. 23, 2020

  • Gone but not forgotten: The Cannondale Slate was a bike before its time

    By Iain Treloar Verified, Matt Wikstrom Verified, Hormuzd Khodaiji| cyclingtips.com@ Biologically, evolution happens almost imperceptibly – tiny mutations that over generations add up to major shifts. That’s kind of the case with bike design, too, although each year the industry will claim a minor miracle in releasing a new season’s worth of bikes that are fractionally lighter/faster/more aero/more capable/better looking (circle as appropriate).

    By Iain Treloar Verified, Matt Wikstrom Verified, Hormuzd Khodaiji · cyclingtips.com

    Dec. 04, 2019

  • Examining the myth: Why are punctures more frequent in the rain?

    By Matt Wikstrom Verified| cyclingtips.com@ There are many reasons why riders abhor the rain, be it the discomfort of wet clothing (wet socks are the worst), the risk of coming unstuck, or the extra maintenance required to clean up the bike and keep it running smoothly and quietly. Having spent several years as a year-round commuter, I thought I was familiar with all of the reasons why it was worth staying off the bike on a rainy day, but one recently caught me by surprise. Apparently there is also a bigger risk of getting a puncture.

    By Matt Wikstrom Verified · cyclingtips.com

    May. 23, 2020

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CyclingTips

CyclingTips is a website that seeks to share the beauty of cycling and to inspire cyclists of all levels to become better and more knowledgeable riders. We're focused mainly on road cycling — from the professional cycling scene through to challenging local recreational rides — but we occasionally dabble in other disciplines (including mountain biking and cyclocross). We publish news, tech reviews, interviews, feature articles and tips (of course) about everything from the science of cycling through to road safety, and a healthy dose of big beautiful images that will have you longing for long weekend rides on amazing roads. What really gets us excited is the behind-the-scenes stuff that you won't find anywhere else.

Cremorne, New South Wales, Australia

+61 3 9257 3200

Founded: 2008