Paul Grele
Over 40 years cycling in a variety of disciplines including road riding, commuting, a self-supported Land's End to John o' Groats trip, XC mountain biking and several Polaris Challenge two-day events. Adventure, escape and fun are the motivations for my riding. I also love bike and kit design and have fillet brazed a couple of framesets using Reynolds 853 steel tubing for myself. A very satisfying experience to ride your own bespoke bike!
Height: 180cm
Weight: 66kg
Latest articles by Paul Grele
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Topeak Frontloader Bar Bag review - large and sturdy but no quick-access
Bikepacking is made easy with this harness style bar bag that lets you remove the dry bag once you've arrived at your destination
By Paul Grele • Published
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Techalogic CR-1 Rear Light and Camera review - inexpensive and effective, but not as sleek as the competition
If recording events from your bike is important then this Techalogic has got your back covered...
By Paul Grele • Published
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Raceface Ride Pedal review – a good 'starter' pedal, although there are cheaper options
A good first upgrade pedal which come in a rainbow of colours to match your bike
By Paul Grele • Published
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Garmin Varia RCT715 review: a rear light, camera & radar all in one; average, good and actually fantastic
The Radar functionality is the star feature of this impressive bit of tech
By Paul Grele • Last updated
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Castelli Entrata Wind Bib Tights review – Excellent performance but 'entry-level' doesn't mean cheap...
The Entrata Wind bibs will keep you drier and warmer on those long winter training rides
By Paul Grele • Last updated
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Le Col Hors Catégorie Bib Tights review – mega warmth and hydrophobic
Particularly for those really cold days when only the warmest will do
By Paul Grele • Last updated
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Look Geo City flat pedals review – nicely made pedals but not as grippy as others
We put Look's urban pedal platform through its paces
By Paul Grele • Published
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Upgrade Crosstown Poly Pedals review – inexpensive, super grippy and great for urban use
A highly functional and inexpensive pedal with a non-slip surface that works particularly well with traditional flat-soled office shoes
By Paul Grele • Published
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Castelli Idro Pro 3 Jacket review – an utterly uncompromising 'hyper-jacket'
A jacket that uses the best materials available to great effect but it is very expensive
By Paul Grele • Published