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Why does Chris Froome use Osymetric chainrings and do they work?
Bradley Wiggins and Chris Froome both used non-round chainrings on their way to winning the Tour de France. But do they really help?
By Richard Windsor Published
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Do you need ceramic bearings in your wheels?
James Bracey assesses whether ceramic bearings are a worthwhile upgrade for non-elite, self-funded cyclists
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Does my tyre compound matter?
The lengths manufacturers go to to perfect their rubber suggest there is more to tyre make-up than meets the eye
By Paul Norman Published
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Are aerodynamic fabrics worth it?
Simon Smythe and Paul Norman evaluate the real-world benefits of cutting-edge skinsuits that promise to cut drag to a minimum
By Paul Norman Published
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Will carbon clinchers kill off tubular tyres?
Technology invested in carbon clincher rims may be deciding factor in the great tyre debate. Stuart Clapp investigates
By Jack Elton-Walters Published
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Is road bike suspension just a gimmick?
We investigate suspension in road frames and ask is it worth the investment?
By James Bracey Published
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Do you need indoor cycling specific clothing?
With an ever expanding range of indoor cycling kit available, we ask if it really makes any difference?
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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Are bikes with disc brakes faster?
Will disc brakes will help you get from A to B quicker than a classic caliper set-up?
By Chris Hovenden Published
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At what point does aero become more significant than weight?
We find out which buying consideration is of most relevance to the everyday cyclist
By Oliver Bridgewood Published