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Wattbike's 'For Real Athletes' campaign aims to challenge ‘perceptions of penthouse cycling’
British smart bike brand takes a sideswipe at 'pristine portrayals of home fitness' with gritty new ad campaign
By Simon Smythe •
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Rapha switches to ‘environmentally preferred’ materials for relaunched Logo collection
The casual wear range is the latest Rapha collection to relaunch with the aim of minimising environmental and social impact
By Simon Smythe •
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Wilier's new Rave SLR blurs boundary between fast gravel and burly road
A little tyre clearance is traded for a more aggressive geometry
By Stefan Abram •
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Castelli builds added visibility into its Idro 3 packable waterproof jacket
The new Idro 3 is a lot like the Idro 2, with improvements in breathability, waterpoofing and weight - as well as reflective strips
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Lotus 110 meeting at Thruxton celebrates 25 years since the UCI banned them
'UCI Bandits' category in the National Closed Circuit Championship commemorates 25 years of the Lugano Charter
By Simon Smythe •
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Specialized due to issue recall on Tarmac SL7 bikes
The brand says harsh impacts may put "extraordinary stress on headset components and may initiate a crack in the fork’s steerer tube"
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Continental celebrates 150 years with limited edition Open New U.P. gravel bike
'Conti yellow' paintjob and special-edition Terra Trail tyres for limited run of 150 Open New U.P. bikes
By Simon Smythe •
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Is the new Specialized Crux the lightest gravel bike in the world or the most capable cyclocross bike?
The Crux has been rebranded as a gravel bike, but cyclocross riders need not fear
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Check out US national champion Joey Rosskopf's custom stars-and-stripes Felt AR
A stunning star-spangled paintjob celebrates victory in the US national road race
By Simon Smythe •
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Is Ford about to reinvent the bicycle derailleur?
The car manufacturer has registered a patent for a radical new derailleur that uses an electric current to heat up and move mouldable wires
By Simon Smythe •
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Check out Julian Alaphilippe's new custom painted world champ Tarmac SL7
The jersey might be staying the same, but Alaphilippe’s Tarmac SL7 certainly isn’t
By Stefan Abram •
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Continental launches GP5000 S TR hookless compatible tyre
This updated GP5000 also promises greater speed and sidewall protection than the previous tubeless model
By Stefan Abram •
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Sonny Colbrelli's Merida Reacto: the most 'normal' bike ever to have won Paris-Roubaix?
The aero bike that propelled the Italian to victory in the 'Hell of the North' had an all-standard spec except for the bars
By Simon Smythe •
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1x and tubeless tyres: check out Lizzie Deignan's Paris-Roubaix Femmes race-winning bike
Is this the most cutting-edge bike to have won Paris-Roubaix?
By Stefan Abram •
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New Continental GP5000 S TR is hookless compatible but the brand wants you to follow the rules
Continental is encourageing education over recommended tyre pressure, if you are going to run a hookless tyre and rim - so we decided to show readers what happens if you don't
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Tech of the Month October: Bike special with new Cervélo R5, Trek Checkpoint SLR and Merida Scultura
Already the 2022 model year releases are coming thick and fast
By Stefan Abram •
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Peter Sagan to ride Paris-Roubaix on a Specialized S-Works Roubaix with mechanical gears
2018 winner rolls back the years with 'old' Dura-Ace setup that could give him the advantage on the cobbles
By Simon Smythe •
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Getting to know David Millar and his Girona gravel playground
Baggies and race-ready gravel bikes, why not?
By Stefan Abram •
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New Trek Checkpoint SLR moves IsoSpeed to the top tube, but forgoes front suspension
Trek has relaunched the Checkpoint gravel bike for 2022 with a three model line up
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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New Orbea Orca Aero is 'the most specific aero road bike yet'
Design of Basque brand's new aero bike is closely based on the Orbea Ordu TT bike - with the same UCI-illegal 'Cargo Foil' storage box behind the front wheel
By Simon Smythe •
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Joss Lowden's Hour Record: the aero kit that could help make history
We take a look at the equipment the British rider hopes will help her beat 48.007km this afternoon
By Vern Pitt •
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We sliced open Hiplok's new anti angle grinder lock - but it was hard going
In the process, we ground down five angle grinder discs, and the process took us over twenty minutes
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Tech team dream builds: Simon Smythe's classic steel Roberts 'restomod'
Tech writer Simon tells how he got hold of this 20-year-old Roberts, gave it a fancy new paintjob and then built it up with some thoroughly modern kit
By Simon Smythe •
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Wahoo Systm absorbs The Sufferfest into a new more corporate app (and you should absolutely check it out)
The Sufferfest founder says its ardent fans went through 'all the stages of grief', but the new app is a much more complete system (with vowels)
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Training outside vs inside: the pros and cons of the annual debate
In her former life as a pro cyclist, Emma Silversides avoided indoor training like the plague, but she concedes that, for those balancing a day job and family commitments the turbo trainer is often the most effective tool
By Emma Silversides •
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New Cervélo R5 finally launches after a stellar season in the WorldTour
The bike that Roglic and Van Aert have ridden to some of 2021's most spectacular wins is officially unveiled
By Simon Smythe •
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Nine cool things at Sea Otter Europe and two race winning bikes
New releases, gravel curiosities and all the other tech highlights from Sea Otter Europe
By Stefan Abram •
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New BMC URS gravel bike features front suspension
The bike which won this year's Cycling Weekly gravel bike grouptest has been bolstered with a coil-sprung system for 2022
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Fulcrum’s new Rapid Red Carbon gravel wheels promise speed and reliability
Field proven, they've already won the Badlands unsupported ultradistance gravel race.
By Stefan Abram •
