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Detailed bike, kit and accessory reviews from the experts at Cycling Weekly, helping you buy with confidence.
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Panaracer GravelKing SK 45mm review: the talented all-rounder
We put the latest version of gravel's benchmark tyre of benchmark tyres to the test
By James Shrubsall Published
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Canyon Aeroad CFR Review: all the aero, none of the hassle
A superb performer on the flat, the Canyon Aeroad CFR was born for fast sprints. It's not bad on the climbs either, and surprisingly biddable in the workshop.
By Joe Baker Published
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Cadex Max 40 Wheels reviewed: Can one justify a $4500 wheelset? Spoiler: You don’t; you just enjoy the ride
For those who can afford it, the Cadex Max 40 Wheelsystem offers a top-end package that delivers a light, fast and thoroughly enjoyable ride.
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Continental Aero 111 26mm tyre review: grippy on tarmac but slippy through the air
With its unique vortex generators, the Aero 111 looks and performs like nothing else on the market
By Andy Turner Published
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Carradice Duxback Rain Poncho review - is a traditional rain cape the ideal jacket for commuters?
This waxed cotton one-piece layer covers your hands and thighs while riding
By Anna Marie Abram Published
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Favero Assioma PRO MX-2 power pedals review: light, low and accurate
Well priced, double-sided, accurate power pedals, with loads of data metrics for use on your gravel bike
By Owen Rogers Published
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Specialized S-works Tarmac SL8: how does it stack up 12 months on?
With stiff competition released in 2024, how does the Tarmac stack up now...
By Joe Baker Published
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Argon 18 Sum Pro review: one of the best race bikes that's not in the WorldTour
Lightweight, incredibly supple, and engaging on twisty roads, the Argon 18 has impressed me from start to finish
By Joe Baker Published
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Hexlox anti-theft system for wheels review - is the ‘world’s smallest lock for bike parts’ any good?
This bolt blocking solution from Hexlox is tiny and saves you having to lug around a lock cable to go with your D-lock
By Anna Marie Abram Published
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Troxus Lynx Cargo E-Bike reviewed: a robust, heavy-duty cargo hauler for a reasonable price
With the Lynx, Troxus showcases some unique technology that impresses but would perhaps be better suited for a different type of e-bike
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Fulcrum Sharq wheelset review: fast aero all-road wheels that are smooth, stable and squiggly
Fulcrum’s aero apex predator laughs in the face of side winds
By Simon Fellows Published
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A whole new Castelli: the Espresso apparel range reviewed
With minimal branding and a comfort-first approach, this is a side of Castelli we haven't seen before
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Wider, deeper, faster: The all-new Zipp 303 XPLR SW gravel wheels reviewed
Zipp's 303 XPLR SW wheels are designed to be the fastest gravel wheelset ever, but how do they ride?
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Look 795 Blade RS review: great handling and supreme stiffness
The Look 795 is smooth, and responsive out of the saddle
By Joe Baker Published
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Ribble Allroad SL Pro review: an all-in endurance bike for roads less travelled
A bike invented for fast, comfortable rides across every kind of road surface you've ever experienced, plus a few you've dared not ride until now
By Simon Fellows Last updated
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CHPT3 Transit shoe review: we comfy up to some urban cool
David Millar spent three years developing what he believed would become the finest urban cycling shoe bar none. James Shrubsall takes them for a spin.
By James Shrubsall Published
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DT Swiss ARC 1100 DICUT DB 38 Wheels: Stiff, light...and expensive
A race-orientated wheelset that are fun to ride delivering sublime handling in a high quality package
By Andy Turner Published
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POC Cytal helmet review: the carbon winged lid with a sky-high price tag
It's safe, cool-running and aero, but POC's latest road helmet is so expensive it's hard to justify a purchase
By Andy Turner Published
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Souplesse Cycling subscription box review: curated bundles of cycling essentials
Too busy to shop the monthly must-haves? This box subscription service is what delivery drivers were invented for
By Simon Fellows Published
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Van Rysel RCR Pro review - is it a superbike killer?
The most hyped bike of 2024 ridden and reviewed. Does the Van Rysel RCR Pro live up to expectations?
By Joe Baker Last updated
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Campagnolo Super Record WRL goes wireless and ditches thumb shifters, but at what cost?
Has the move to wireless shifting for Campagnolo's premium Super Record groupset improved the rider experience?
By Tim Russon Published
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Raleigh Stride 3 review: A big beast that became a big part of family life
Designed for inner-city life, this heavyweight trike can take the place of a car for 95% of short trips. And your kids will love you for it.
By Simon Richardson Published
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Quoc M3 Air review: high-performance race shoes that offer superb power transfer and enviable comfort
Most race shoes are developed to favour power transfer over comfort. Despite being super-stiff, the M3 Airs attempt to redress the balance
By Andy Turner Published
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Raleigh Stride 2 eCargo Bike review - we had three families try and find the limits of this bike
Does the electric cargo box bike provide enough tricks to meet a variety of rider needs?
By Hannah Bussey Last updated
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Liv Langma Advanced Pro 0 review: Does it really get any better than this?
Liv's latest Langma provides a near-perfect mix of price and performance
By Hannah Bussey Published
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Pinarello Dogma X review: quick, comfortable or both?
Pinarello Dogma X: a real-world performance bike or a rapid endurance option? We ride it on some local roads to find out.
By Tim Russon Published
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Cannondale Cargowagen Neo 1 review: the capacity to challenge the car as king of the road
Powerful and capacious, the Neo 1 makes a compelling car alternative. If only the option list was more reasonably priced
By Hannah Bussey Last updated
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Wolf Tooth EnCase Pump 85cc review: high-volume pump and multi-tool in one neat but fiddly package
A boutique high-volume pump with a few tricks quite literally up its sleeve
By James Shrubsall Last updated
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Canyon Tempr CFR review: A stellar first step into the footwear market
Sumptuous comfort, and plentiful stiffness, the Tempr CFR shoes are just a few grams from greatness
By Joe Baker Published