Paul Norman
Paul started writing for Cycling Weekly in 2015, covering cycling tech, new bikes and product testing. Since then, he’s reviewed hundreds of bikes and thousands of other pieces of cycling equipment for the magazine and the Cycling Weekly website.
He’s been cycling for a lot longer than that though and his travels by bike have taken him all around Europe and to California. He’s been riding gravel since before gravel bikes existed too, riding a cyclocross bike through the Chilterns and along the South Downs.
Latest articles by Paul Norman
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Sensa Calabria Matt reviewThe Sensa Calabria Matt is a great looking bike with a really good spec for its price.
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Speedplay launches off-road pedal systemSpeedplay road pedals are popular with professional road cyclists; now the company has launched an off-road pedal and cleat.
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Study shows e-bike riders sweat three times less than normal bike ridersShimano has looked at how hot and sweaty riders got on a 30 minute simulated commute
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Lezyne Flow bottle cage reviewIf you’ve ever lost a bottle when riding over bumpy terrain, you’ll appreciate the secure hold offered by the Lezyne Flow bottle cage
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Fizik M3B Uomo cycling shoes reviewFizik has simplified the design of its top Fizik M3B MTB shoe, which now uses just a single Boa closure, but has this affected fit?
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Colnago CLX reviewA quality bike but at a premium price due to the name, we got to grips with the Colnago CLX
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Dissent133 glove layering system from Hunt Bike Wheels tackles cold handsFour glove system keeps out the cold and wet whatever the weather
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New Wilier Zero SLR disc brake bike skims the UCI 6.8kg weight limitThe new Wilier Zero SLR has aero features, fully enclosed cable routing, disc brakes and increased stiffness over its previous lightweight bikes
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Continental Gatorskin tyres reviewThe UK’s favourite training tyre, we’ve been out and about testing the Continental Gatorskin tyres on the UK’s back roads
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Muc-Off Pressure Washer reviewMuc-Off’s new pressure washer helps you clean your bike in double-quick time without damaging the paint or stripping grease out of the bearings
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Wheels, clothes and shoes: Highlights from Mavic’s 2018 rangeMavic has released details of its range for 2018, including a number of new lines
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£2000 disc brake option for pro-level Vitus Vitesse EvoWe travelled to Calpe in Spain to test ride the latest addition to the Vitus Vitesse Evo range. In the snow.
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Pros gear down for a big day at the Giro d'ItaliaWith today’s queen stage of the Giro including 4500 metres of climbing, even the pros are looking for ways to ease the pain.
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Derbyshire shoemaker’s retro cycling shoes complete the Eroica lookWilliam Lennon and Co is the only English maker of retro cycling shoes which can be used with toe clips and straps.
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Kinesis CXRace Evo (video)The Kinesis CXRace Evo might only be sold as a frameset, but that doesn't stop it being a firm rider favourite here in the UK
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Boardman CX Comp reviewThe Boardman CX Comp is Boardman's entry level cyclocross bike, with a spec which could equally well serve for commuting duties
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London e-bike store doubles in sizeFully Charged says it’s now the largest dedicated e-bike store in the UK
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FSA helps you choose your replacement bottom bracketSo much fun choosing the correct one for your frame and cranks
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Squirt Lube chosen to keep CeramicSpeed’s super-fast chains goingCeramicSpeed's UFO chains now come packaged with a bottle of Squirt Lube to keep their low friction properties for longer
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Tech of the week: keeping up with the group, a two wheeled Aston Martin and a free ColnagoThis week, Cycling Weekly’s tech coverage has included a new feature on Zwift, winter riding kit and a rather pricey cycling watch
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Aussie brand Nove Bikes brings its custom bike builder to the UKHuge array of colour and spec options configurable online
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How Dion Beukeboom is using tech to target Wiggins’s hour recordBelgian brand Bioracer has worked with the rider to optimise clothing and position
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How to service road caliper brakesYour brakes have probably suffered some abuse this winter. Here's how to get them back in tip-top condition
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Fat Lad At The Back Bobby Dazzler jersey reviewFat Lad At The Back was set up to make cycle clothing which fits people without a racing snake figure. The brand majors on its Yorkshire roots and sense of humour. We've tested its Bobby Dazzler short sleeved jersey.
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