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Madison Flux Men's Short Sleeve Jersey review - certainly a great price, but is it good value?
As cycling gets evermore expensive, with a modern silhouette and a bargain price, the Madison Flux Men's Short Sleeve Jersey is an inexpensive option
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Refining a favourite: CADEX Amp 3D takes precision up a notch — but not for everyone
High-tech materials meet a proven shape in CADEX’s latest performance saddle
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Easygoing and plenty capable, the Van Rysel GRVL AF 2 delivers on a $1,399 budget
The GRVL AF 2 is an affordable gravel bike that punches well above its weight—and looks good doing it
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Unbound-tested: TRP Vistar may just be the drivetrain rival gravel riders have been waiting for
From Oregon’s forests to Arizona’s harsh deserts and the prairie miles of Unbound Gravel, we’ve pushed the new TRP and Classified drivetrain to its limits. After a month in the saddle, here’s what stood out
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Specialized Ares 2 shoe review: How much should seven watts cost?
The American company's new top-of-the-line offering has lofty claims and an even loftier price. But are the alleged gains enough to justify a 40% price increase?
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The Giro Imperial II reviewed: a premium shoe with the right balance of performance and comfort
In a marketplace of skyrocketing prices and specific fits, the new offering from Giro offers a general fit at a high-but-not-ludicrous price
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ENVE SES AR Road In-Route Handlebar review
Premium all-road handlebars from carbon-masters ENVE that aim to combine comfort and performance across a variety of surfaces
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Met Estro Wander helmet review: repurposed for the rough stuff
This special edition gravel-focused Estro from Met is essentially the same great helmet but with a new lick of matt paint and a silky musette thrown in for free.
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Rapha Explore Bar Bag review: a superb bag for travel, whether on the bar or on the shoulder
An outstanding small bar bag with a cross-body strap, let down by a poor main zip
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Do shorts designed to make pee'ing easier actually work? Thoughtful design, that needs some practice.
The brand says it set out to create the ultimate pair of women's bib shorts... with easy-pee design, but has it done it?
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This British built superbike costs less than WorldTour bikes - can it really outperform them?
Handsling's A1R0evoS carbon road bike promises race-ready performance, and proper custom choice, for way less cash than the big brands
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Prologo Dimension R2 Nack saddle review: the featherweight, short-nosed perch that reveals a universe of riding possibilities
Is it versatile enough to ride beyond space and time to another dimension? Very nearly…
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MAAP Aeon bib shorts review: Comfort, functionality, and style
As stylish as you would expect from MAAP, but with a little added practicality. These are a great set of bibs, if you can stomach the price tag
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Thule Paramount Commuter Rucksack 27L review - from roof racks to rucksacks
Thule is well-known for its great roof bars and bike racks, but does its commuter rucksack carry loads as well?
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Castelli Espresso Jersey, another worthy addition to the Espresso range
The Espresso Jersey continues the Espresso range's theme of good fabrics, great fit and subtle aesthetics
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ENVE Fray - the ultimate all-road option?
The ENVE Fray makes a good case for itself being the best all-road bike, but does it make sense?
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Madison Roam Men’s Short Sleeve Jersey - a jersey for gravel or endurance riding
A more relaxed fit and five pockets could make the Madison Roam Men’s Short Sleeve Jersey ideal for long adventures on or off-road
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Castelli Espresso Bibshorts review: classy and comfortable
The Espresso Bibshort is a worthy entrant in Castelli's Espresso collection with subtle design and quality construction
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3D printed saddles made just for you—does your rear require one? A review of Posedla’s Joyseat 2.0
Custom down to the name imprinted in the saddle. Posedla makes an impressively well-designed, high-quality product. But is it worth the price tag?
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2XU Light Speed React triathlon kit review: A great aesthetic and reasonable performance for the price
While the Aussie brand has nailed the aesthetics and matched the performance of another good triathlon suit, I couldn’t love the kit
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Sidi Laghèe Sprinter shoe review: super rigid meets super plush over an espresso
Does a collab between Sidi and Sartoria Ciclistica translate beyond the fashionable cafés of Lake Como?
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Fizik Tempo Argo R3 Les Classiques saddle review: comfort both on and off the cobbles
Obscured beneath the special edition ‘mud flecks’ is one of the most comfortable short-nosed endurance saddles on the market
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Madison Flux short sleeve jersey review: functional and affordable
The road cycling jersey delivers top performance for a budget-conscious cyclist
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WTB Vulpine S TCS Gravel Tyre review - turbo charge your gravel racing (in the right conditions)
The WTB Vulpine S TCS Gravel Tyre is unashamedly aimed at riders who value speed above all else; mudpluggers need not apply
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SRAM Red AXS 12 months on - Shimano is forced to share the throne
How has SRAM's Red AXS groupset stood up over the last year, and has it finally made me switch tribe?
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5 things I wish I’d known before reviewing the Swytch GO e-bike conversion kit
Swytch offers an effective, albeit untidy, workaround for e–bike–curious riders. But as prices drop on full e-bikes, its value proposition may be fading
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"Like a second skin” - the WYN Republic CdA triathlon suit reviewed
$700 is a substantial investment in a Tri Suit, and it is, but you’ll definitely feel fast in it
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MAAP Aeon Jersey Review: as classy as ever, and built to go the distance
The MAAP Aeon collection is hardly a value option, but it does provide impressive quality, and a great fit
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Review: Cane Creek says it made the world’s first gravel fork — but what is a gravel fork, and how does it ride?
Cane Creek claims its new fork covers the gravel category better than the mini MTB forks from RockShox and Fox, but at this price, we expected more.
