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Wearing these DHB gloves for the first time today and I'm pleasantly surprised.

They fit really well, and in today's hot weather temperature (24°C) my hands felt fresh and not sweaty at all.

The mesh material allows cool ventilation, and they grip the handle bar nicely with perfectly placed palm padding.

DHB Light Cycling Gloves available from Evans Cycles

Can't wait to try this Mavic Aksium set of wheels from Evans Cycles. (Thanks again)

I've been using Mavic rims from my early cycle-courier days, and my first pair were the 1990s 26 inch 32 hole SUPs

Without a doubt, and in my humble cycling related opinion, they're the best made rims with low maintenance durable hubs that roll on amazing long-life bearings - I'm yet to change my current 15-year-old bearings but on my Aksium rim brake wheels.

Surprisingly, I've not yet owned or ridden a bike at speed with disc brakes etc. so my first true full riding experience is something to eagerly look forward to.

A bike build is in progress with a Tiagra 10 speed grroupset.

Penton Rise awaits! 😁🏁🏁🏁

Mavic Aksium Elite UST wheels 10/10

Looking forward to trying these Endura MTB gloves; courtesy of Sport Pursuit.

I've been interested in these gloves for a while after seeing and trying on a pair on a few months ago, but by chance I came across them at an affordable price, so thought to order a pair.

Snug and comfortable, these gloves have a well-made feel, and the palm padding is nicely positioned.

The suede-type material ensures good grip also in wet conditions, and the knuckle protection is not too obtrusive or feels uncomfortable.

There's no excess material in the thumb areas, and there isn't any of that over-tightness that's often experienced with these types of gloves (depending upon the hand size).

Endura cycling gear is pretty good, and I still have a couple of the baggy MTB shorts (with intact stitching) that are both around 25 years old!

Endura Single Track MTB Gloves 10/10