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Russell Finsterwald's Waffle-winning Look G85 Cezal gravel bike can now be yours
Versatility seems to be a theme this week, and Look's new gravel race bike is here to underline it.
By Luke Friend Published
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Allied Cycle Works bets on road clearances going even bigger, with a versatile new road bike platform that can also go most anywhere else
With road clearances going as big as 35mm already, you could be forgiven for thinking we have reached the limit. But Allied Cycle Works don't think so, with a new road bike platform that has room for 45mm rubber.
By Andy Carr Published
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'A tyre for our mixed surface, go anywhere, times' - Panaracer launches new semi-slick Gravelking
We love Gravelkings here at Cycling Weekly, and this latest version might be the most versatile of the lot.
By Luke Friend Published
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Conti launches 50mm Dubnital – mountain bike rubber that might be your next gravel tyre upgrade
Dubnital replaced the Raceking, in XC and MTB, but this is the first time we've seen a 50mm version. And we've a feeling we're going to see a lot more of it this season.
By Andy Carr Published
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Wear it where you want to – POC's new Amidal helmet is designed to work for any occasion
Specialist head gear is giving way to high-end all-rounders and this latest effort from POC is it's attempt to meet more of your needs in one helmet.
By Andy Carr Published
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'In an era dominated by monocoque frames, the C72 reaffirms the value of a more deliberate method' – Colnago unveils the latest supermodel in its C Series
Meet the C72 and the even-more-exclusive C72 La Scala, two beautiful limited-edition bike frames, hand-crafted in Cambiago, Italy
By Pat Kinsella Published
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Hunt launches 5AM Limitless wheelsets which it says are the fastest its ever made
Windtunnel and real-world data supplied by the brand suggests Hunt is gunning for the very highest performing wheelsets with it's latest range
By Andy Carr Published
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One-by Shimano drivetrain with XTR Di2 rear derailleur spotted on Joshua Tarling's Pinarello Dogma F ahead of Paris-Roubaix
Several Ineos Grenadiers riders will be trialing some creative tech to negotiate the extreme cobble sectors of the bumpiest and most brutal Monument on the WorldTour calendar
By Aaron Borrill Published
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Mathieu van der Poel's all-new Canyon Endurace CFR is the fastest endurance bike the German brand has made
Everything we know about the bike Mathieu van der Poel has been using for the Spring Classics, plus our first ride impressions in Flanders
By Aaron Borrill Published
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Silent witness: why every ride needs a black box
Sponsor Content Created With Cycliq
Simon Fellows explores how bike 'dashcam' recording is the cyclist’s best defence against the close pass
By Simon Fellows Published
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MAAP creates a new category with a material 8x the strength-to-weight ratio of steel: welcome to the tech-tote era
New tote, musette and pouch, proves there is no stone left unturned in the techification of cycling softgoods
By Andy Carr Published
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'This is a new all-rounder machine you feel like you could ride forever' – Bianchi launches next-generation Infinito, a bike to do it all
It's not a gravel or a road bike, but a bit of everything
By Adam Becket Published
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'It corners like it's on rails' – at £2,400 for the entry-level model and with all the aero you'll need, Merida has knocked it out of the park with the new Reacto
The new Merida Reacto finds itself without a WorldTour team for 2026, but at these prices, it doesn't matter
By Aaron Borrill Published
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Part track bike, part cross bike: Grass-track racing required a beautifully simple machine
Grasstrack racing was fast, furious and fun, and a few riders had their own specialist bikes handmade for them.
By Luke Friend Published
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One-by drivetrains, mechanic's hacks and prototype kit: The five tech trends spotted at Opening Weekend
30mm tyres, one-by drivetrains, and a variety of crankarm lengths dominated Opening Weekend's Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne races in Belgium
By Aaron Borrill Published
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Cannondale's SuperSix Evo 5 is everything the fourth-generation bike should have been all along
Fifth-generation Cannondale SuperSix Evo improves the all-round road bike formula with a new front end, redesigned tubes, lighter builds, and a UDH rear dropout
By Aaron Borrill Published
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'The fastest time trial bike we've ever made' – Cannondale's SuperSlice finally gets the treatment it deserves
New Lab71-only time trial bike gets clearance for up to 32mm tyres, a BSA threaded BB, and a UDH rear dropout
By Aaron Borrill Published
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Pas Normal Studios Launches SS26 Off-Race Collection - including an update to its 'Tech Skirt'
PNS expands its off-bike collection with practical fabrics and use cases, that I'm finding do go beyond the standard cycling-brand casual lines we usually see
By Andy Carr Published
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Major kit brand investing in airbag tech as WorldTour teams start testing
Are airbags built into clothing about to begin a step-change in cycling safety?
By Aaron Borrill Published
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It's new time trial bike day at Trofeo Ses Salines as EF Education-EasyPost debut all-new Cannondale SuperSlice Lab71
Third-generation SuperSlice gets notably deeper tube profiling and is now available in Lab71 guise
By Aaron Borrill Published
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'A radical ride experience' - Salsa launches 'industry-first' full-suspension gravel e-bike
With XC-level suspension, wide bars, massice tyre clearance and electric assist, the Wanderosa stretches the definition of gravel to its breaking point
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Stefan Kung spotted on a new BMC Timemachine time trial bike at Trofeo Ses Salines
Tudor Pro Cycling debuts what appears to be the fourth-generation BMC Timemachine TT bike
By Aaron Borrill Published
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Strap In, Step Up
Sponsor Content Created With Hytro
Can tightening a strap on your shorts really make you faster? We explore the science of BFR and how Hytro’s wearable tech is helping riders get stronger with lower training intensities.
By Simon Fellows Published
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New Cannondale SuperSix Evo breaks cover at the Tour Down Under
Fifth-generation SuperSix Evo gets a subtly tweaked frame, a UDH dropout, and what appears to be a new integrated bar assembly
By Aaron Borrill Published
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Look's latest Keo Grip cleats improve grip when walking in cycling shoes
With added rubber grips, the latest Keo Grip cleats promise to save your floors, your dignity, and stop the terrifying tottering and sliding we all know when you're off the bike
By Andy Carr Published
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Pinarello takes the Dogma XC MTB, adds drop bars and rebadges it as a Grevil MX gravel bike
Is this an innovative move by the Italian brand or a reworking of an existing bike from the MTB range?
By Aaron Borrill Published
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Van Rysel has launched a new crazy concept collection - and it looks like it came straight out of a sci-fi movie
The Van Rysel FTP^2 concept bike is a study looking at the future of an integrated rider-bike system, and we love it
By Aaron Borrill Published
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Jonas Vingegaard's 150mm SRAM cranks now available to the public
With 150mm cranks now available, are we now experimenting at the lower limit?
By Andy Carr Published
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Belgian bike brand offers transferable 'lifetime' warranty for frames
BCF's new transferable 'lifetime' frame warranty has a key exclusion: some of the mountain bike brand Nukeproof bikes are only covered for two years
By Andy Carr Published
