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Crazy super-aero handlebars make a splash in breakaway at the Belgium Tour
The Speeco bars were spotted on the road
By Stefan Abram •
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Banning metabolic sensors from racing is a ‘step backward’ for rider welfare, says Supersapiens founder
Phil Southerland says that Supersapiens will sponsor any pro athletes wanting to use the glucose monitoring tech in training
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Kickstarter campaign to launch jerseys unlocked by average speed on Strava cancelled following social media backlash
Go Faster founder releases statement acknowledging that 'wider cycling community does not support this approach'
By Simon Smythe •
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Go Faster aims to bring levelling-up to the real world with jerseys unlocked by going faster
Approach aims to tackle sustainability issues in the apparel industry by introducing a new way to buy cycling kit that focuses on cyclists' desire to improve
By Simon Smythe •
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MAAP’s new jersey puts off-cuts to good use
Though being 'extremely limited' in number makes us wonder how many off-cuts will be utilised
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Join us for E-Bike Live: a week dedicated to electric bikes
Five days of exciting electric bike tips, advice and know-how
By CyclingWeekly Staff •
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'The fans don't want to see Formula One in bike racing': UCI's Mick Rogers on banning metabolic sensors
The UCI's new regulations will ban glucose and lactate sensors from races
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Tech of the Month June: Pitbull pedals, Tifosi Ekar gravel bike, Gaerne G. STL road shoes and Garmin giveaway
This week with have an innovative new pedal design, one of the best value 13-speed gravel bikes out there and a set of no-compromise racing road shoes.
By Stefan Abram •
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Just put a tube in it: why tubeless wheel systems aren't ready for road bikes
And other issues the road market should address before fully adopting tubeless tech...
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Strava unveils huge Maps revamp and new Group Challenges feature
Segments have now been made easier to find and incorporate into routes
By Stefan Abram •
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Trek-Segafredo aboard new disc brake Speed Concept at Critérium du Dauphiné
The team bike of choice for the day features low seatstays and disc brakes, unlike the existing Speed Concept
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Fulcrum updates alloy wheel range with wider rims, tubeless compatibility and faster engaging freehubs
There’s a lot of great wheels around at this price point –do the specs stack up well against the competition?
By Stefan Abram •
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Ortlieb launches incredibly functional Handlebar-Pack QR
An extremely promising edition to the German brand’s bikepacking range.
By Stefan Abram •
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The best electric bike conversion kits and how to fit one
Feeling a little e-curious but don't want to splash the cash?
By James Bracey •
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Colnago opts for disc brakes and tubeless tyres on the first ever ‘official’ Tour de France bike
Marking the number of editions since the race’s inception in 1903, only 108 of the bikes will be made
By Stefan Abram •
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Q&A: Liv engineer Sophia Shih on designing the new Langma
Cycling Weekly speaks to Liv's bike engineer, Sophia Shih, about designing the new Liv Langma
By Cycling Weekly •
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Liv launches Langma 2022: stiffer fork completes the package on the all-rounder race bike
Race bike of choice for the Liv World Tour team, the Langma now packs that bit more punch with every pedal stroke
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Is this the new Pinarello Dogma F14? Unreleased bike spotted at the Giro d’Italia
Spotted ridden by Fausto Pinarello, could this be the bike Ineos Grenadiers will be riding at the Tour de France?
By Stefan Abram •
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Castelli's new bib shorts use woven fabric for a 'papery feel' and promise maximum comfort
The self-proclaimed 'papery feel' didn't immediately instill us with confidence, but once on, these are pretty much second-skin
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Wahoo Elemnt Bolt revamped with colour screen, expanded memory and on-device navigation
Big overhaul for the Bolt, which sees it jump up a level to take on the likes of the Garmin Edge 530
By Simon Smythe •
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Coaxing pros off tubulars and meeting deadlines: Hunt's first months of World Tour sponsorship
Hunt entered the World Tour for the first time in the 2021 season - and there’s been plenty of opportunities to learn along the way...
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Can an out-front mount ever be worth £175?
And what does the fact that such an item can be brought to market reveal about cyclists’ buying habits more broadly?
By Stefan Abram •
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New Vitus ZX-1 EVO aero-bike combines great looks with great value
The Vitus ZX-1 EVO looks the part with its integrated cockpit, boxy tubing and deep section wheels, and – thanks to its position as Wiggle’s in house bike brand – at pretty incredible prices.
By Stefan Abram •
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New patents reveal 12-speed Dura-Ace will be semi-wireless
Most conclusive US patent application yet shows front and rear mechs connected to a single junction box and battery
By Simon Smythe •
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New Pirelli SmarTUBE '70% lighter' than standard inner tube
New superlight TPU inner tubes launched for road, gravel and mtb
By Simon Smythe •
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Unreleased Fox gravel fork spotted in the wild
Steerer tube compatibly has been a quite an impediment to the wider adoption of front suspension in the gravel bike genre – could this be about to change?
By Stefan Abram •
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Specialized Jett: adjustable kids’ bike uses Retül data to fit ‘better for longer’
Extra adjustability and kid-sized components aimed at 30 months' perfect fit
By Simon Smythe •
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Canyon launches Grizl gravel bike with huge clearances for rougher terrain
Larger tyres, more mounting points and a lower wheelbase set the Grizl apart from Canyon’s original gravel bike, the Grail
By Stefan Abram •
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New Le Col x McLaren Project Aero clothing range is ‘faster than team issue WorldTour kit’
Project Aero, the result of Le Col’s 2020 partnership with the Bahrain McLaren team, ‘sets new standards in aero and speed’
By Simon Smythe •
