JEZ LOFTUS, MANAGER AT TREK BIKES ELECTRABIKE.COM
“If you already have a bike in good working order, just pump up the tyres, oil the chain, check the brakes work, and you’re ready to roll. If it’s not seen daylight for a while, take it for a service. Some good-to-have accessories include USB-rechargeable front and rear lights, a good-quality D-Lock with cable, pannier bags, racks and mudguards plus a cycle helmet. It’s also wise to carry a few maintenance essentials in case you get stuck, including a spare inner tube, puncture repair kit and tyre levers, a mini pump, a multi-tool and charged spare lights. Remember that the best route by car isn’t always the best way by bike. To make your commute a more enjoyable experience try to reduce the…