What sort of bike should you be commuting on?
What sort of bike should you be commuting on?
We'll tell you after answering just six questions
We'll tell you after answering just six questions
What distance is your commute (one way)?
What sort of terrain will you be encountering?
Do you like to ride at a fast pace?
Do you have to carry a lot of kit on your commute?
Is bike storage an issue at your workplace/home?
Does your commute involve other modes of transport?
Touring bike
Touring bike
We think the comfort and practicality of a touring bike could really benefit you for your commute
Adventure road bike
Adventure road bike
The wider tyres, comfortable ride and superb all-conditions braking of these bikes would be a great fit for your mixed commute
Flat bar hybrid
Flat bar hybrid
A flat bar hybrid is a nice compromise between a road and mountain bike and - although not the most efficient - its position will keep you alert in an urban environment
Folding bike
Folding bike
If you haven't got one already, then we think a folding bike is ideal for your needs
Road bike
Road bike
For your commute we feel you'd be best suited to a road bike, here are some great entry-level options: http://www.bikeradar.com/road/gear/article/best-entry-level-road-bikes-shootout-45777/
Mountain bike
Mountain bike
Your commute justifies the sort of traction (and fun) that only a proper mountain bike can offer, we are jealous! Here are some great entry level choices: http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/article/best-mountain-bikes-under-500-29451/
E-bike
E-bike
You may not want to hear it, but we think you could benefit from having a motor behind you. Check out our latest e-bike reviews: http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/category/bikes/electric/