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SRAM Rival eTap AXS review
SRAM brings 'beep boop' shifting to a much more friendly price bracket
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Ride1Up Roadster V2 e-bike review
An urban e-bike with a focus on fun, but it's easily capable of work as well as play
By CyclingWeekly Staff •
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Stubble&Co’s Roll Top backpack review
A stylish, robust and environmentally conscious backpack with a host of clever features specific for cycling
By Stefan Abram •
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Sockeloen Printed Cartoon socks reviewed
A very cool idea, though may not work if you've got 'thicker than average' calves
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Nopinz Flow-socks review
The underground following in the pro peloton is a testament to the speed of these socks
By Stefan Abram •
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Genesis CDA 30 review
The aluminium little brother of the Croix de Fer, the Genesis CDA comes with good mixed-terrain pedigree
By Simon Smythe •
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Boardman SLR 8.9 review
Quite possibly the best (just over) £1000 road bike you could buy
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Giant Contend AR 4 review
Just below the £1000 threshold, Giant's Contend AR 4 hits the magic price point but makes some compromises along the way
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Rapha Classic Long Sleeve Jersey review
This updated, long-sleeved version of Rapha’s first ever product is now made with a merino blend that incorporates recycled fibres
By Simon Smythe •
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Gaerne Carbon G. STL road shoes review
A performance shoe that’s easy to live with, although with a premium price tag
By Stefan Abram •
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Suplest Crosscountry Pro gravel shoes review
Performance oriented off-road shoes which can also handle big miles
By Stefan Abram •
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Wahoo Elemnt Bolt second generation: first ride
Our first impressions of Wahoo's revamped computer, which now has a colour screen, expanded navigation and 16GB of memory
By Simon Smythe •
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Garmin Rally power meter pedals review
Garmin's power meter family lets you swap one spindle between pedal bodies, maintaining consistent data across all disciplines. At a cost.
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Schwalbe G-One Bite SuperGround SpeedGrip review
Excellent summer tyre, providing good grip on dusty and rocky terrain.
By Stefan Abram •
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Hexr Helmet review
The fit is incredible, the retention system a little less so
By Stefan Abram •
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Vitus ZX-1 EVO CRS ETAP AXS
Combing both form and function, the ZX-1 EVO looks fast and is fast
By Stefan Abram •
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Wahoo Speedplay Zero pedals
Wahoo licks the iconic lollipop pedal into shape – and makes a sweet job of it
By Simon Smythe •
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Garmin HRM Pro review
The Garmin HRM Pro comes with a lot of data tracking features - though most of them aren't specific to cycling
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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La Passione Prestige bib shorts
The Prestige bib shorts are La Passione’s range topping offering, and their excellent performance makes you question whether it’s worth paying any more
By Stefan Abram •
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Altura Icon Men’s Bib shorts
Naturally, the materials used aren’t quite on a par with more expensive shorts, but they do still offer good performance – and at a reasonable price
By Stefan Abram •
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Specialized Hover Alloy 15mm rise plus flare handlebar
The Hover bar might split opinion aesthetically - but it's got a lot going for it
By Toby Martin •
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Bern Nino 2.0 youth bike helmet
From subtle to funky designs could the Bern Nino 2.0 youth bike helmet ticks many boxes for child and adult, making it a winner all round.
By Hannah Bussey •
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Chrome Industries Barrage Freight backpack
Nylon webbing offers useful extra storage, while the overbuilt construction feels as though it will last
By Stefan Abram •
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POC Ventral SPIN helmet
Featuring an aerodynamic design that maximises breathability and one of the best sunglasses retaining systems out there
By Stefan Abram •
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Endura Women’s Pro SL EGM bib shorts
Endura has done a proper job on its research - and it shows
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Le Col Hors Categorie Jersey
A robust and well-fitting jersey made from a luxurious-feeling fabric
By Stefan Abram •
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POC Aero VPDS bib shorts
Compressive and breathable with a chamois that copes well on long rides
By Stefan Abram •
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Lusso DRS bib shorts
Lusso's range-topping shorts are made from a drag-reducing fabric – even if we can't verify the number of watts saved, we can say with certainty that thanks to their high level of comfort they won't slow you down and the price is excellent too
By Simon Smythe •
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Rapha Classic Women's bib shorts
We're thrilled to see the addition of recycled fabrics, though the gripper redesign is a bit of a let down
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
