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As we near the mid-point of November, the weather has taken a turn here at BikeRadar\u2019s Bristol HQ in the UK, with cooler temperatures and a significant increase in precipitation. The nights are drawing in, and Christmas adverts have broken cover now Halloween and bonfire night are behind us.<\/p>\n
While the inclement conditions may make many cyclists cower under their duvet covers in the mornings, not so here in the cheery, always sunny uplands of online content creation.<\/p>\n
Such changes in weather only make our lives easier, with testing of winter jackets<\/a> and cycling jerseys<\/a>, mud tyres<\/a> and mudguards<\/a>, and winter boots<\/a> and waterproof socks<\/a>\u00a0becoming 10 times easier.<\/p>\n If you\u2019re struggling to motivate yourself to get out on the trails, our mountain biking tech team have put together their top kit tips to help you beat the winter blues and get out on the bike in our latest Spoke Tension<\/a> feature.<\/p>\n Once you\u2019ve read that, it might be time to top up your winter wardrobe, so pop along to our guide to the best-value waterproof jackets<\/a>, and treat yourself to a new riding shell.<\/p>\n You might also want to check out our guides to the best mountain bike lights<\/a> and best road bike lights<\/a>, to ensure you can see, and be seen, when you\u2019re out past sun-down.<\/p>\n If your wardrobe is fully stocked, then perhaps you want to keep up to date with the latest news. Yeti has launched a brand new enduro bike<\/a>, the SB160, with, you guessed it, 160mm of travel.<\/p>\n There was also a new adventure ebike from British brand Cairn<\/a>, while our editor, George Scott, travelled to London to check out all the fancy new tech at the Rouleur Live show<\/a> \u2013 highlights included a stunning 125th anniversary Ribble prototype<\/a>.<\/p>\n Right, other than Episode One of our latest podcast series, titled Getting into MTB, below, that\u2019s enough of a look back at last week. The real show begins now.<\/p>\nMagicshine SEEMEE 508 radar tail light<\/h2>\n