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How do cheap sunglasses stack up against those rocking three-figure price tags? We explain the key differences
Not only does a set of cycling sunglasses shade your eyes, they provide a mini shield against bugs and debris. Many cyclists won't go out without them – but are expensive models really any better?
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Woodrup's 'path racer' reimagines the fixie for the gravel biking generation and we want one
Leeds brand recreates the type of bike that was designed for unpaved roads as well as track racing in the 19th century - and it's surprisingly relevant
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Campagnolo patent applications suggest an e-bike hub, crank-based power meter and wireless shifting are all coming
Italian groupset manufacturer could be looking to match or even surpass the tech of its Japanese and US rivals
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Wahoo steps up its research arm, opening a Sports Science Center to build 'the better athlete in all of us'
The Boulder, Colorado facility combines research and testing led by 'world renowed' coaches and scientists
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Check out Bradley Wiggins' Butterfly bike: a 10th anniversary celebration of his historic 2012 TdF and Olympic campaign
Specially commissioned Factor Ostro features hand-painted artwork and a list of luxury components
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Zipp says new 858 NSW and 808 Firecrest wheels are lighter and faster than ever
Zipp's new 85mm and 80mm deep-section wheelsets are designed to lower wind resistance, gravity, rolling resistance and vibration losses - the four barriers to speed identified by the US company
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Tech of the Month August: Magnesium bikes, wheels and pedals; new Vittoria tyres and Enve's Melee road bike
Are magnesium alloys really the wonder material they're cracked up to be?
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How to save 10 watts and a lot of money by doing your own real-world aero testing
No wind tunnel, no problem: a quiet stretch of road, a free app and a scientific approach is all you need
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Tech round up: Ritchey WCS Zeta ZX wheels, Pirelli sealant range, TICCC Roam shorts and Apidura's bag-sizing tool
From new gravel hoops to functional shorts designed for on and off the bike use, we delve into this week's more interesting product releases
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Looking to buy a bike on a budget? Here's how to get the best out of your spend
Looking to buy a new bike with money very much an object? Here’s our advice so you don’t end up craving an upgrade six months after your purchase
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Ever wished there was something like Google Street View for gravel trails? Komoot launches Trail View to help riders see what’s rideable
New Trail View on komoot’s route planner aims to help riders scout out their adventure before setting out
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Gear check: What gear ratios did riders choose to conquer the Grand Ballon?
Before Saturday's seventh stage in the Vosges Mountains Cycling Wweekly took a look at the preferred fear ratios in the Tour de France Femmes peloton
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What could be next for SRAM’s growing empire?
Here's our predications for currently available models and new acquisitions...
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Tech round up: Schwalbe Natural Bike Soap, SaveMyBar plugs, WattBike customised gearing and Muoverti Tiltbike
From an environmentally-friendly bike cleaning product to Tour de France-winning bar bungs
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NBA legend LeBron James invests $30 million in Canyon as German bike brand increases US presence
NBA megastar's money aimed at boosting Canyon and is billed as "the perfect match"
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Google Maps upgrades its cycle navigation with added detail - including warnings of heavy traffic and steep hills
Bike routes will now highlight potential difficulties as well as supplying detailed information about road type and providing comparisons
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Unreleased Factor gravel bike raced by Dylan Johnson at Crusher in the Tushar and Unbound
It looks like Factor's update to its LS gravel bike is now taking more cues from the aero Ostro than the lightweight O2…
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Open to some dream-build inspiration? Nine lust-worthy bikes of Grinduro Wales gravel race
Small brands, big brands, no brand – would you prefer a big name or to build your own frame from scratch for your perfect gravel bike?
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Aerodynamic testing for cyclists: what are your options and how much does it cost?
Aero testing is becoming better and more accessible. Here we go through the options to help you improve yours
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Now you can own the Tour de France-winning bike: Cervélo S5 is officially revealed
Used by Jumbo-Visma to great success in 2022, the updated S5 promises aero gains and an easier-to-adjust cockpit
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Tech round up: Kask Mojito³ helmet, Velocio's 'most advanced' jersey, Danish-inspired concept e-bike, Thousand Traveler lights
From Kask 's Mojito³ in new matt colours to a concept e-bike designed for the rigours of the city
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Here's how cleaning your bike regularly can save you money in the long run
Bicycle components don't come cheap so we offer some cleaning tips to help improve their longevity
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How to maximise on profits when selling your bike online
Cleaning and servicing your bike before you sell it can really make a difference, here’s what you need to focus on, and how to make your listing stand out
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New, lower-priced Vittoria Corsa N.EXT tyre: the Conti GP 5000 killer?
New Corsa has a nylon instead of cotton casing, has better puncture resistance and grip in the wet, and is hookless compatible
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Another bike goes 'wireless-specific' – SRAM and Ribble Cycles create a tech-focussed titanium gravel prototype
One-off build aims to showcase SRAM's XPLR range and wireless eTap AXS shifting
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Enve launches the Melee, its first mass-produced frameset that comes in stock sizes, one colour and costs $5,500
US brand follows up last year's bespoke Custom Road with a Far East-made, off-the-peg option that's only marginally more affordable
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Just how short are those chainstays? New Basso Diamante hides an extreme geometry behind classic styling
Still evolving after two decades of production, the latest version of Basso's flagship road bike is lighter than ever before
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Canyon Aeroad CFR is still Movistar's flat-stage bike despite the new Ultimate going aero
Movistar's veteran Basque climber Gorka Izagirre will hope to fly high in the Pyrenees. Here we look at his weapon of choice for the flatter stages
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Spotted at the Tour de France: Toms Skujiņš Trek Madone SLR
The Trek-Segafredo rider continues to ride selflessly in the service of others at the this year's race aboard the radically redesigned Madone
