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Team Ineos Grenadiers move to disc brakes ahead of Paris-Roubaix
The last World Tour team still using rim brakes will make the switch to discs for the GP de Denain tomorrow
By Stefan Abram •
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Ethan Vernon to debut Hope TT bike at World Championship U23 time trial
First international appearance for the roadgoing version of the Great Britain Hope x Lotus track bike
By Simon Smythe •
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Bike gears: shifting explained for beginners
We talk you through how to use your bicycle gears efficiently and properly
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Longtermers: CW tech editor Michelle Arthurs-Brennan's custom carbon build
The Cycling Weekly longtermers series lifts the lid off staff members' personal bikes - this month, it's tech editor Michelle's custom carbon Werking
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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American Classic is back – this time with tires
After closing its doors back in 2018, American Classic is back with a full fleet of tires, including gravel, road and commuting options
By Stefan Abram •
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Zwift: Everything you need to know about the online training and racing platform
From Watopia to the Zwift Academy - check out our complete guide to start your virtual cycling experience
By Henry Robertshaw •
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Chris Froome joins Supersapiens as technical advisor and investor - despite UCI ban on glucose trackers
Four-time Tour winner steps up involvement with the controversial Supersapiens energy management system which is no longer allowed in competition
By Simon Smythe •
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Don't buy a new waterproof jacket this autumn unless you've tried treating your old one
Over a third of waterproof jacket wearers don't bother to treat their garment - do that before you buy a new one
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Swiss Side unveils aero measurement system that ‘sees’ aerodynamic drag in full colour
LED-equipped pressure measurement rake claimed to be ‘breakthrough technology for aero development’
By Simon Smythe •
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Whoop's new fitness tracker integrates with clothing - so users can wear a watch, again!
The Whoop 4.0 has an upgraded sensor and fits into a range of garments
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Longtermers: Simon Smythe's Hotta TT700 time trial bike
In the latest in our series that lifts the lid on Cycling Weekly staff members' own bikes, tech writer Simon Smythe explains why his Nineties Hotta is still outstanding in its field
By Simon Smythe •
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Scribe takes steps towards circular economy with wheel trade in scheme
Discounts of up to 40 percent off a new wheelset, and refurbished wheels to be sold on eBay
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Tech of the Month September: Shimano Dura-Ace and Ultegra, SRAM XPLR and Ribble Ultra SL R
Lots of big updates with Shimano going 12 speed, SRAM going full-gravel and British-brand Ribble releasing its most aero frame yet.
By Stefan Abram •
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Shimano Dura-Ace R9200 v Ultegra R8100: what are the key differences?
We compare the weights, the performance differences and the prices of the two brand new top Shimano groupsets
By Simon Smythe •
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Is this the 'world's fastest drivetrain' for competitive cycling?
The radical design halves the number of teeth on the sprockets and doubles the links of the chain, all to minimize drivetrain losses
By Stefan Abram •
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Hope HB.TT bike gets its first road time trial win with Ethan Vernon
Prototype roadgoing version of the Hope/Lotus Team GB bike is fastest in its first UK TT despite still being a 'work in progress'
By Simon Smythe •
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Strava has made one of its key safety features free to use
The live-location sharing feature lets friends and family know you're safe
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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All the bikes currently available with new Shimano Dura-Ace and Ultegra
Shimano’s new groupset may have only just dropped, but here are all the bikes we’ve found with the new Dura-Ace and Ultegra
By Stefan Abram •
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Bosch unveils integrated new Smart System for e-bikes, underlining its ambitions for ‘new e-mobility age’
New package of sophisticated software and hardware aimed at enhancing the e-bike experience in 'everyday life and leisure'
By Simon Smythe •
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Bingo! New Merida Scultura is lighter, more aerodynamic and more compliant
The Taiwanese brand’s climbing bike gets an aero makeover, now featuring an integrated cockpit and dropped seatstays
By Stefan Abram •
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New Shimano Dura-Ace R9200 and Ultegra R8100 launched with semi-wired, 12-speed shifting
The arrival of the new Shimano Dura-Ace groupset comes alongside a new Shimano Ultegra R8100 platform
By Simon Smythe •
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How to skew aero claims, by an aerodynamicist
Products (like articles) need a snappy headline - but marketing claims do need to stand up to scrutiny
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Best exercise bikes: smart indoor bikes for home workouts
Looking to get a pedal fix indoors? Here's our pick of the best exercise bikes and best smart bikes to keep you riding at home
By Cycling Weekly •
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Festka's latest collab is like one of our school tie dye projects, but a million times better
We're quite enamored with this colour burst paint job
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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How to adjust your front and rear derailleurs
Follow our step-by-step guide on how to adjust your bike gears
By Richard Windsor •
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Cannondale says cyclocross bikes can be gravel bikes, too
Or, at least, the disciplines can share the same frame. Enter: SuperSix Evo SE and CX builds
By Stefan Abram •
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Longtermers: Taking a recycled Tarmac from skip to Skipton and beyond
Our longtermers series lifts the lid on Cycling Weekly staff member's own bikes. This month, video editor Ed Westrop tells us all about his JogLe attempt Tarmac, Blanche
By Ed Westrop •
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Tailfin's mini pannier bags are a throwback to traditional touring set ups
A little lighter and lower profile than a tradition set, these bags have also been designed to cope with the higher stresses of off-road riding.
By Stefan Abram •
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This is the 'world's most aerodynamically advanced road bike', according to Ribble
The Preston brand has three patents pending on the handlebar alone - but we had some questions about the yaw angles used
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
