Latest articles by Hannah Bussey
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Evil Chamois Hagar gravel bike
The Evil Chamois Hagar gravel bike that sits in a class of it's own.
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Chrome Industries to use Panaracer tyre compound for grippier soles
Chrome Industries cycling apparel brand team up with Japanese tyre manufacture Panaracer for a new footwear collaboration
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B'Twin Triban 520 review
We’ve been big fans of the B’Twin Triban since it was first launched several years ago. Everytime we put one under the microscope, it continues to deliver, with the B’twin Triban 520 being no exception
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Alé Green Road Lady bib shorts review
Made from recycled fabric, the Alé Green Road Lady bib shorts prove that performance wear doesn't need to cost the earth.
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dhb Aeron women's bib shorts review
The latest iteration of the dhb Aeron Women's bib shorts are a winning performance for fit to form, and for the price it's hard to look elsewhere.
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Grab a new bike for this Christmas with 30% off the Hoy Meadowmill range
If a new bike is on the Christmas list, then you might want to tip Santa off that there's a 30% saving to be had on the Hoy Meadowmill bike.
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Carrera bikes range: which model is right for you?
From road to electric hybrid, we take a look at the Halfords exclusive Carrera brand to help you find what bike is right for you.
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Fulcrum Wheels: A buyers guide
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Boardman bikes range 2024: which model is right for you?
Boardman offers a vast array of road bikes, catering for everyone from full-on pros to first-ride beginners. Which is right for you?
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Cube RD Sydrix Pro road shoes review
Nailing fit, form and function for this price is to be applauded. The Cube RD Sydrix Pro shoes deliver high end like performance for a fraction of the cost.
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Special edition Brompton X CHPT3 launched
The folding bike comes with a fresh design and brand new sling bag
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Garmin's new HRM Pro is a multi use heart rate monitor
With dual transmission real time data connectivity
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Abus 440 Alarm U-Lock bike lock review
With a solid shackle, U-Locks are a great bike theft deterrent on their own, but adding an audible alert in to the mix give the Albus 440 Alarm U-Lock the edge.
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Carrera Subway review
The hybrid Carrera Subway bike takes on three forms, and are designed to get you pedaling around town, towpath or tracks.
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B'Twin Riverside 920 review
Designed for days out on the gravel or road, the B'Twin Riverside 920 boasts lock-out suspension, 11 gears and hydraulic disc brakes. So we put one to the test to see if the ride is just as good as its description
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Frog Tadpole Plus balance bike review
Designed by the company who only make bikes for kids, the Frog Tadpole Plus balance bike promises high performance and low weight to get your child’s riding off to a flying start.
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Sportful Bodyfit Pro W jersey review
With its raw-cut finishes and breathable mesh panels, we give the Sportful Bodyfit Pro W jersey a ride to see if it lives up to its second-skin claims.
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Katusha Allure Jersey review
High tech, low weight and just right for summer. The Katusha Allure is the brand's pinnicle summer jersey, ideal for any rides that are hot and sweaty.
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Zipp 454 NSW Carbon Clincher wheels review
Taking design cues from nature, the Zipp 454 NSW Carbon Clincher wheel engineers claim they are the brand's fastest rim shape to date, regardless of prevailing winds. So we put a pair to the test.
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Odlo Element cycling shorts review
The Pared-down Odlo Element cycling shorts have been designed with both home and away riding in mind. But can simplicity still be comfortable?
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Sportful Fiandre NoRain W Jacket review
With wind and water protection, could the thermal women's specific Sportful Fiandre NoRain W Jacket be the one to keep you riding right through winter?
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Shimano Ultegra ST-RS685 Hydraulic Disc Brakes set review
If you're after a more reliable and powerful stopping solution for your road bike then Shimano Ultegra ST-RS685 Hydraulic road disc brakes could be just what you need.
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Liv Race Day Wind Vest review
Lightweight wind protection that's small enough to be packed in to a rear pocket – is the Liv Race Day Wind Vest the ideal apparel riding mate?
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Liv Langma Advanced Pro 0 review
Is it possible to be good, I mean really good at everything and do away with the categorisations that us cyclists can't help but apply? Can you really be a sprinter and a hill climber? The Liv Langma Advanced Pro 0 seems to think so
