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Tech of the Month July: Shimano 105 12-speed Di2 and bikes of the Tour de France
We ask if 105 is still the groupset of the people and take a look at the bikes – released and unreleased – that look set to be ridden at the tour
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Could you paint Pog's Colnago? And who painted EF's Cannondales?! Colourful tech talk from Tour launch week
We round up the best new products and stories from the week leading up to the Copenhagen Grand Depart
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Check out Peter Sagan's custom-painted, Tour-ready Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL7
TotalEnergies' star lines up for his 11th Tour de France riding a familiar bike in unfamiliar colours
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Updated Parcours Alta gravel wheel is wider, more aero and is made with new impact-resistant carbon
From rocky American fire roads to good old British mud-baths, the Alta can do it all, according to Parcours
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Every Shimano 105 Di2 bike released so far; prices starting from £2,299.99
Bianchi, Ribble, Merida, Scott, Orro, Dolan and Fairlight have all revealed which models they'll be speccing with the new third-tier electronic groupset
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Specialized's aero Evade, airy Prevail and all-new TT5 helmets get ventilation and safety upgrades and become the 'fastest ever'
Three new helmets showcase Specialized's latest advances in aerodynamics and venting
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Unreleased Giant Propel with all-new Cadex tubular wheels breaks cover at the Tour de France
Cycling Weekly exclusive photos confirm the new Giant is the next Propel, and it's rolling on as-yet unreleased tubular wheels
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New Trek Madone literally blows a hole in bike design with radical shapes that make it faster, lighter and more comfortable
US brand's redesigned aero race bike swaps the IsoSpeed decouplers for a hole called 'IsoFlow'
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New Shimano 105 Di2 goes electronic, 12-speed and doubles in price: so is it still 'the people's groupset'?
The new R7100 groupset adds a sprocket and electronic shifting to Shimano's third tier - we take a closer look at what's new and also what it means for the future of mechanical shifting
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Filippo Ganna will wear 'supersonic' skin suit in pursuit of first yellow jersey
Bioracer suit to be worn at the opening stage of the Tour de France is custom made for the Ineos TT specialist and has been developed with over 300 hours of wind tunnel testing
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New Pinarello Bolide F primed to win the first Tour de France yellow jersey
Ganna to ride Pinarello's 'fastest ever bike' with custom paint job in the stage-one time trial in Copenhagen
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Enve launches G series dropper post with a neat new lever
Enve opts for an inverted design for its first foray into the world of droppers
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Tour de France bikes: winning machines from the last ten years
Nine of the ten bikes came from Italian manufacturers
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Are Peter Sagan's new 100% tie-dye sunglasses more Glastonbury than Tour de France?
New limited edition shades use his TotalEnergies team colours as inspiration but have a distinctly hippy vibe
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Tech picks from the week in which CeramicSpeed announced its €739, 2.5 second-saving, pulley system
What a week to be alive...
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CeramicSpeed claims its new derailleur cage could save you 2.5 seconds over 25km - but will set you back €739
CeramicSpeed shares full details about its OSPW Aero, developed with British aerodynamicist Simon Smart, which it claims is the world's fastest pulley wheel system
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New Pinarello Bolide TT bike to help Geraint Thomas chase a second Tour de France win
Geraint Thomas pilots the bike to success in the Tour de Suisse, with design changes ranging from disc brakes to new tubing profiles
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Best cycling water bottles 2022: how to find the perfect bidon for you
We've rounded up our pick of the best cycling water bottles to keep your fluid intake up, as well as guiding to find your ideal hydration station.
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Is Decathlon's Magic Bike the future of cycle commuting?
New concept e-bike deploys innovative tech to make it easier to use... 'to help current and future commuters in their daily lives'
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Tech round up: Aurum Magma Essentia road bike, Le Col x Fabian Cancellara collection, Restrap Bumper Bar and Tailfin V-Mount packs
From a road bike with ProTour DNA to two ingenious bikepacking accessories, we take a look at the tech releases you may have missed
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Halfords offers free use of e-bikes to commuters hit by nation-wide UK rail strikes
Are you a season ticket holder? Now’s your chance to try an e-bike for free for six hours
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Strava users can now add video clips to bring their uploads to life
Multiple 30 second clips can now sit alongside any photos you want to share with your ride
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Hutchinson launches the Challenger, a budget high-performance endurance tyre
Durable, puncture resistant, grippy and cheap. Light, comfortable and reasonably fast rolling too. Much is promised
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Fulcrum unveils Speed 25 climbing wheels: lightweight and beautifully engineered
Built in Europe and swimming in neat little features
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Is this £13,974 exercise bike the classiest ever? Or just the weirdest looking?
There are some things money can’t buy – and some things it shouldn’t
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Can the British summer charge a Garmin Edge 1040 Solar?
It does better than perhaps you might expect...
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New Canyon Ultimate takes notes from the Aeroad - but will it suffer from the same flaws?
Canyon's finishing-kit fumbles of last year look to be firmly behind it judging by the tougher, sleeker new Ultimate
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Is the cycling industry selling riders bikes that are just too aggressive for them?
Physiotherapist Bike Fitter Nicole Oh looks at the current market trends, and compares them to what most cyclists actually need...
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Tech round up: Beeline Velo 2 computer, Rapha Pro Team Crit and Gravel jerseys, Adidas Road Shoe BOA and two pairs of Salice sunglasses
From a fuss-free computer designed to get you from A to B to a road shoe made with recycled materials, we look at the week's most interesting product releases
