Angus Young has, over the past decade, developed a deep connection with the New Forest. While it may not offer the same sense of wilderness or remoteness as some of the UK’s larger national parks, it has become something of a sanctuary for him a place to retreat and reset.
As of this year, having taken the step into life as a full-time athlete, Angus now calls the area home. Its network of endless gravel tracks and low-speed roads makes it a rare find in England particularly suited to the demands of endurance training. With a weekly training volume of around 30 hours, having a place where he can log miles uninterrupted isn’t just a preference; it’s essential.
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The new ARC Collection was captured in the New Forest, where riding is defined not by fixed routes, but by the freedom to explore. It is a landscape shaped by shifting terrain, where gravel tracks open out into heathland before narrowing into winding woodland paths. What will you find on the long way round?
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The long way round demands more. From open gravel tracks to winding woodland paths, the new ARC Collection was proven in terrain that shifts. Built for longer days, changing conditions, and the rider who chooses to wander. Tested with ultra gravel riders, SS26 ARC collection is live in site.
As the days get longer and the roads start calling again, there’s nothing quite like being back outside on the bike. Spring and summer riding brings freedom, variety, and the kind of miles we look forward to all winter.
But if you want to make those rides count. Feel stronger on the climbs, keep up with the pack, and be more consistent week to week. What you do off the road can be just as important as what you do on it.
That’s where indoor training comes into its own.
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Bottles running low faster than planned…
Our summer jerseys designed to keep up with your riding through the heat and climbs.
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Club Peloton has grown into one of the most recognised charity cycling communities and in the property industry, but its beginnings were far more modest. What started as one man’s ambition to ride from London to MIPIM (Marché international des professionnels de l’immobilier) in Cannes has evolved into a movement that blends challenge, camaraderie, and purpose.
Club Peloton celebrated its 20th anniversary this year and in this interview, we explore how Club Peloton came to life, what continues to drive its mission, and why its events have become such a powerful force for connection, fundraising, and personal achievement within the industry.
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Out on the road, where it matters most.
Our bib shorts, trusted by the community around the world, that ride through it all, from long training days, to race days and evening spins. 💚
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The 2026 Tour de Lunsar jerseys in action, designed with @africap_apparel and inspired by traditional Ankara patterns that carry meaning, identity and story.
From bold motifs to the subtle Sierra Leone flag detail, every element reflects the vibrancy of Salone and the spirit of the race. Loud, proud, and impossible to ignore.
The Tour de Lunsar delivered once again 🇸🇱
Two days, seven categories and Non-stop cheering
Rebecca K Samba dominated the women’s race to take the blue jersey, while Ibrahim A. Turay surged from a late breakaway to claim the men’s title in front of a roaring crowd.
From junior victories to the first-ever handcycle races, it was a true festival of cycling, Salone style.
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When the body moves without thought, and the ride flows.
The Flow State Pro Jersey is designed for comfort that lets you stay there, uninterrupted.
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