Peaty's new grips are the result of two years of development and testing. Two available diameters are just one feature of these grips, which are packed with clever details.

If you have a breakdown on the trail, you need reliable "friends" to get you back on the road as quickly as possible. While repairs in the workshop are fun, they are simply annoying off-road. Many tools for the road are too heavy, too unwieldy or simply overdesigned and impractical. Here are a few tools that work better than most.

If you love your bike, you scrub and care for it. So the joy of the upcoming ride is twice as great. After all, who likes to swing their leg over a dirty "donkey"? All those who don't like cleaning should know that a well-maintained bike rides faster and is less prone to punctures. Here are a few products that reduce maintenance work to a minimum

For many mountain bikers, life without a bike is no longer conceivable. However, the feeling of absolute freedom can be lost if you have the wrong equipment. Fortunately, there are a few products that help you to live and travel comfortably even in the tightest of spaces.

There's nothing like a sparkling clean bike. It makes the next ride more enjoyable and a well-maintained machine rides better. So that you don't waste too much time cleaning your bike, we present five "friends" who can help you get it done quickly.

Peaty's LinkLube Dry is a readily biodegradable wax-based chain lubricant for very dry and dusty to slightly damp conditions. The unique formula consists of an emulsion of waxes and water for a long-lasting, clean and quiet drive.

Steve Peat is a legend in downhill racing - and he is setting out to transfer this status to his own products. His tubeless milk has a good reputation, as does the cleaning solution to keep everything on the bike clean. The Peaty's range is now rolling into the distribution portfolio of the Swiss Yeti provider.

After his racing career, Steve Peat still wants to go for it: After easy clip-on valve covers, the gravity legend launched his own tubeless sealant this summer. And the portfolio remains in flux: with Loam Foam, Peaty is launching a biodegradable bike cleaning fluid.

Race legend Steve Peat is no longer involved in international downhill competitions. But the Englishman has a fresh ace up his sleeve: A new sealant for tubeless use that rolls onto the trail and into the workshop with some novel properties.