Causeway Cycles

22/05/2026

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20/04/2026

new wheelset just in time with season looming 😁

£1499 !!

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20/04/2026

16/04/2026

Road & Mtb..Commuter tyres
Great Deals and value 👌

16/04/2026

Computers..Radars..Hr monitors & Power Meters and Pwr Pedals..
Fantastic value and Data.. Stock arrived with more following..

Computers & Radars from only £99.

16/04/2026

Great on Several Groupsets !!

14/04/2026

P Zero Race SL-R arrived !!

Just in time for Race season ..

Fastest just become faster !!

14/04/2026

P Zero Race SL-R In stock..

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12/04/2026

That cyclist you’re passing?

They’re not “in your way.”

They’re someone heading home.

Someone training.

Someone healing.

Someone loved.

A little space goes a long way.

3 feet isn’t just a law—it’s respect.

09/01/2026

🚨 BREAKING: From the pits of World Championships to millions of screens around the world. Calvin Jones, the mustache every cyclist recognizes, is officially retiring from Park Tool after nearly three decades.

If you have ever fixed a bike using a Park Tool video, chances are he taught you something. Long before YouTube tutorials became the norm, Jones believed bike repair should be clear, structured, and accessible to everyone.

He joined Park Tool in 1997 with a background as a master mechanic and educator. There was no fixed roadmap, but his obsession with standards and teaching quickly reshaped how the company approached education.

His impact was already visible years earlier with Team USA.
At major championships, American riders once stood in long lines with no dedicated technical support. Jones changed that by creating the USA Team Shop, a professional system built to serve athletes first and set a new standard for race support.

But what truly set him apart was his mindset.
Instead of guarding knowledge, he opened the door.
He helped transform bike repair from a mysterious skill into something anyone could learn.

At Park Tool, that philosophy exploded into books, courses, and iconic videos watched by riders across the globe.
His calm explanations and no-nonsense teaching style made even complex mechanics feel approachable.

Now, after 28 years of education, Jones is stepping back.
He plans to keep riding, explore new educational projects, and yes, finally figure out when to use that dropper post.

He will still support youth cycling programs and remain involved in future Park Tool video projects. The wrench may be resting, but the legacy he built will keep turning for generations of riders.