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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Dolan Rebus Ultegra review
Dolan has plenty of history and has had plenty of stars riding its bikes – is the aero Dolan Rebus the sum of all its knowledge?
By Symon Lewis • Published
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No. 22 Bicycle Company Great Divide titanium bike frameset review
The latest offering from relatively new frame builder, we take a look at the No. 22 Bicycle Company Great Divide titanium bike
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Challenge Pista 320 Tubular review
Challenge Pista 320 Tubular Track Tyre £73
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Fizik R1 UOMO road shoe review
Fizik R1 UOMO road shoe for the style conscious cyclist with a price tag to boot
By Symon Lewis • Published
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SealSkinz Ultra Grip Hi Vis Gloves review
SealSkinz Ultra Grip wet weather gloves did a great job at defending us against the wet conditions recently
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Hope District Plus Rear Light review
Hope do provide extra special pieces of kit that work thoroughly well, though is a rear light with an external battery a little overkill at £95?
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Everything you need to know about the SRAM CX1 groupset
Cycling Weekly chats to SRAM’s JP McCarthy, road product manager and expert in CX, about why riding a single-ring 1X groupset off-road is the better choice over a standard double ring chainset
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Cube Agree C:62 SL review
If you are looking for a fast bike without the super-aggressive geometry or bone-shaking ride, the Cube Agree C:62 SL is the one for you – it's rapid!
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Kinetic Rock and Roll trainer review
The Kinetic Rock and Roll trainer is unique in its ability to move from side-to-side, mimicking the movement of a bike out of the saddle. However we're not convinced if this is a feature that is really needed....
By Symon Lewis • Published