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New Pinarello F Series launched at a price that gives more riders access to its famous pedigree, but what is like to ride?
The new F Series brings a broader range of customers to the brand, at more price points than the previous generation, but is it good enough to warrant the famous Pinarello logo?
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KOM Cycling mount and lights reviewed: a simple workman's solution for an everyday light
The stem-mount combines a quick-release light on the bottom and a standard bike computer mount on the top
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Lose the zipper, free the mind! Velocio Men’s Concept Radiator Zipperless Jersey, reviewed
A lightweight, hot weather jersey with aero considerations, but what’s going on with the sizing?
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Shimano SH-RC102 road cycling shoe review: Affordable, comfortable and with extra wiggle room for your toes
Ideally suited to newer cyclists or those shopping on a budget, the SH-RC102's left us impressed
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Scope R4.A review: a genuine do-it-all wheelset that comes in at a decent price
Fast and stable with a rim profile that makes it suitable for all road surfaces and even some light gravel
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Are these the wheels to help me break the 19-minute 10-mile time trial barrier? I reviewed the Scribe Tempus Disc/100 wheels to find out
The Scribe Tempus Disc/100 wheelset is a quality, lightweight time trial solution designed to bring top-tier performance to the people
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Santini Magic Packable Waterproof Vest reviewed: a gilet with more protection than most
A sleeveless waterproof sounds like a strange idea, but in certain circumstances, the Magic Vest offers a combination of protection, comfort and breathability that few of the alternatives can match.
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Aurum Magma Road Bike reviewed: Contador and Basso made a bike, but how does it ride?
A lesser-known brand from two very famous cyclists, the Magma is Aurum's pro-level race bike
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Rapha Pro Team Powerweave gravel shoes review
Combining Rapha's fabric upper with a carbon sole makes for a light and stiff shoe. But how does it perform?
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The Cannondale Synapse Lab71 is the endurance bike you might want to splurge on, but is it the one we would go for?
With a comprehensive range spanning specification and pricing levels to suit most budgets, the Synapse is the new endurance-bike benchmark, but is it worth it?
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Look 785 Huez Pro Team Edition review: the French climbers’ bike that's in it for the long haul
A versatile climbing bike that's more than capable of big mileages
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MAAP Pro Race jersey Review: Clearly lots of style, but no aero claims to back up the substance
Cut with a race fit, it's both eye-catching and comfortable but does come with a high price tag
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Q36.5 Unique Pro shoes Review: Exceptional performance road shoes, but with a high price
Stiff, comfortable and breathable, the Italian brand's flagship race shoes are impressive but not perfect.
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The FiftyOne Assassin reviewed: this thoughtful production gravel bike from a custom builder shines in versatility
Many gravel bikes ask you to choose: race-day weapon or pack mule, minimalist or all-terrain beast. The FiftyOne Assassin refuses to pick sides.
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MAAP x QUOC M3 Review: Subtle improvements to an already great performing shoe, but one notable issue.
More durable than the original model while maintaining its good looks, is this collaboration a worthy update?
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It's good enough for Tadej, is it good enough for you? The Met Trenta 3K Carbon Mips helmet is light, airy and beautifully styled
The Met Trenta 3k carbon helmet gets almost everything right but there's a price to pay for a lid this good.
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René Herse Corkscrew Climb tyre review: A bold, knob-heavy take on the semi-slick gravel tyre
The Corkscrew Climb blends control, comfort and real-world speed for all-conditions riding
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I make cycling content for a job and the Insta360 X4 Bike Bundle is a serious upgrade over traditional action cameras
Shoot at will and edit later with an 8K action camera that provides a 360° field of view. We reviewed the Insta360 X4.
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Oakley Velo Katos: Wrap-around shades for your eyes and your nose
An update to the Kato, the Velo Kato comes with a host of new features but with the excellent field of vision at the core of it
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Fizik’s custom-printed Vento Antares Adaptive One-to-One saddle, reviewed
It’s a mouthful alright. A custom printed saddle, for your unique anatomy. Do you need one? Maybe.
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I test mountain bikes and gravel bikes, and the Continental Terra Adventure is a great gravel tyre upgrade, but not for the reasons you'd think
By utilising mountain bike technology and design, Continental has created a robust and grippy tyre, but does the added protection compromise the ride?
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Beeline Velo 2 Navigation Device Review - an excellent choice for anyone looking for a balanced approach to a semi-digital detox
A navigation and speedo device that utilises the power of your smartphone, which just adds to the joy of bike riding
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Deda Gera carbon gravel handlebar review: Does a short reach bar make sense off-road?
The Gera gets rid of the reach for gravel riders, but is that messing with an already tried and tested formula?
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The tyre that changed my opinion on semi-slick gravel tyres, but not in the way you might think - The Pirelli P-Zero Race TLR 40, finally reviewed
I thought the Pirelli P-Zero 40mm might be a game-changer for gravel bikes; however, it quickly highlighted the limitations of gravel bike geometry when it comes to fast road riding.
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Sliding bike storage that doesn't break the bank
A solid, and unfussy bike storage solution that you'll need some DIY knowhow to set up.
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Nimbl Ultimate Air cycling shoes tested
No nonsense performance pair of road shoes that are incredibly lightweight yet stiff.
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Frog 38 review - the smallest pedal bike just got even smaller and even better
Making the jump from scoot bike to pedal bike has just got a lot easier for even the smallest of riders.
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Tadej Pogačar's weapon of choice, the Colnago V5Rs, reviewed: Not a bike that WOWs but one that wins you over
Fast, refined, relentlessly capable...but be prepared to pay the Tadej Tax for it
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Plenty of riders are wearing S-Phyre shoes at the Tour de France this year - could they be right for you? We reviewed them to help you judge
Designed for the most powerful riders the PWR model is created with a new retention system and a stiff carbon sole
