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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Steer your bike when riding indoors with the new Elite Sterzo and Zwift
Draft, pass and choose your line with Zwift and Elite’s new steering plate
By Paul Norman Published
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Giro Chrono Pro jersey review
Giro’s newest jersey provides a comfortable performance fit
By Paul Norman Published
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Met Manta helmet review
Met's aero road helmet looks fast and until 2018 graced the head of Mark Cavendish to prove it too
By Paul Norman Published
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What’s the best city in the world for cycling: new study ranks the contenders
It's not London and it's not Los Angeles
By Paul Norman Published
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Stages launches a complete exercise smart bike
StagesBike is designed to be rugged, future-proofed and adjustable
By Paul Norman Published
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Look launches new 875 Madison track bike
Look says that the new bike is designed for versatility, efficiency and aerodynamics
By Paul Norman Published
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Gore Shakedry Insulated jacket review
Gore adds lightweight insulation to its innovative Shakedry waterproof jacket
By Paul Norman Published
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Pirelli gets back into cycling with new road racing tyre range
It’s been a while since Pirelli made bike tyres, but it’s back with the new P Zero Velo range
By Paul Norman Published
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Ridley X-Night Disc Rival 1 (video)
Born in Belgium, the home of cyclocross, the Ridley X-Night Disc Rival 1 has proven itself on the race course
By Paul Norman Published
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Rapha brings out a special edition Canyon Ultimate and new sunglasses
Only 50 Canyon Ultimate bikes will be made in Rapha livery
By Paul Norman Published
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Namedsport nutrition products come to the UK
Italian sports nutrition brand spreads over the Channel
By Paul Norman Published
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Birzman Maha Push and Twist V track pump review
Birzman’s track pump is easy to use and robust
By Paul Norman Published
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Light & Motion Urban 850 Trail front light review
We've put the Light & Motion Urban 850 Trail front light through its paces, being impressed by its brightness, but side illumination could be better.
By Paul Norman Published
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Cero ARD23 Disc wheels review
We've tested the ARD23 disc wheelset from Cycle Division's own brand Cero. They come in at a penny under £400 and provide plenty of adaptability as well as light overall weight.
By Paul Norman Published
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Smith Overtake MIPS helmet review
The Smith Overtake is the brand’s top road helmet, incorporating its koroyd honeycomb structure
By Paul Norman Published
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A look around Scott Sports’s new HQ in Switzerland
Scott has a new home
By Paul Norman Published
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Ribble adds two new e-bikes to its electric stable
New CGR AL e and Hybrid AL e add new e-bike ride style options
By Paul Norman Published
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Verenti Technique review
The Technique is the entry-level road bike from Wiggle's in-house Verenti brand. Despite its budget pricing, it's a nice-riding bike with quality finishing kit.
By Paul Norman Published
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Viking Road Master review
Viking’s retro steel road bike is comfortable and stable
By Paul Norman Published
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Zwift now available to all users on iPad and iPhone
Popular training game now available to all via the App Store after previous beta release
By Paul Norman Published
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Like riding gravel? This race is for you
Kinesis Bikes' Aggregate 100 ride over the weekend of August 6th and 7th includes four timed sections - as well as a pre-ride party
By Paul Norman Published
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New Flit-16 folding e-bike: tech and first ride impressions
How's the Flit-16 to ride around Kings Cross in London?
By Paul Norman Published
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Bell Zephyr MIPS helmet review
The Bell Zephyr helmet was designed around its MIPS liner and aero profile
By Paul Norman Published
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Customise your Sidi shoes with swappable closures
High end Italian cycle shoe company Sidi has launched a range of swappable components for tis shoes, available in different colours
By Paul Norman Published