Symon Lewis
Symon Lewis joined Cycling Weekly as an Editorial Assistant in 2010, he went on to become a Tech Writer in 2014 before being promoted to Tech Editor in 2015 before taking on a role managing Video and Tech in 2019. Lewis discovered cycling via Herne Hill Velodrome, where he was renowned for his prolific performances, and spent two years as a coach at the South London velodrome.
Latest articles by Symon Lewis
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Brompton X CHPT3 review
Designed in partnership with David Millar, the Brompton X CHPT3 is a racier and lighter city bike than the standard models from the British brand
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Trek Madone SLR 9 Disc review
Cycling Weekly has shown that the Trek Madone SLR 9 Disc is on of the fastest aero bikes available today, but has the update with disc made it even better? I certainly think so
By Symon Lewis • Published
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DT Swiss 1600 Spline 23 review
DT Swiss has been producing some great wheelsets at the higher end of the market recently, its DT Swiss 1600 Spline 23 perform just as well
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Le Col Aqua Zero LS jersey review
Le Col Aqua Zero LS jersey was really put through its paces during a recent trip to Belgium and it certainly put up a good fight against the elements
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Castelli Perfetto Vest review
The Castelli Perfetto vest is perfect for spring, early summer and autumn days as an extra insulating layer and is water repellent too
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Giant Contend SL 1 review
Giant has the ability to make great bikes at a great price and the Giant Contend SL 1 epitomise this
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Trek Emonda ALR Disc 5 review
Trek has launched a new aluminium bike in 2018, in 2018! The new Trek Emonda ALR is a super lightweight machine that rides really well
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Canyon Aeroad CF SL 8.0 disc review
It might be a good few years old now but the Canyon Aeroad CF SL 8.0 disc is still a very good bike despite the aero market upgrading significantly in between
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Quarq DZero power meter review
Quarq, sister company of SRAM, has updated its Quarq DZero power meter only aesthetically but it still remains one of the best on the market
By Symon Lewis • Published