Cycling in the winter months is hard on your bike. Save money and keep your bike running smoothly with GCN's tips.


Cycling in the winter exposes you and your bike to sub zero temperatures, wind, rain, snow, grit, and salt on the roads. This is a corrosive mixture that, if not dealt with, can damage your bike and cost you lots of money each winter.

As more people abandon the traditional winter bike and choose to use their race bikes throughout the year, knowing how to protect your bike has become more important. GCN's tips for adapting your bike for winter can help your bike stay in great condition whatever the weather throws at it (and you).