Bike accessory reviews
Shopping for new bike accessories? Discover the must-haves and the always-avoids with reviews from Cycling Weekly.
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GoPro Hero4 Session review
With more and more people filming their rides action cameras are becoming very popular. I tested the latest offering from one of the leading action camera brands: the GoPro Hero4 Session
By Chris Hovenden • Published
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Beryl Pixel dual light review
The Beryl Pixel is a 'be seen' light that can be used front or rear and is very versatile in urban riding situations
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Blackburn Air Tower 1 review
By Cycling Weekly • Published
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Osprey Radial 26 review
Looking for a commuter bag for cycling? The Osprey Radial 26 is well worth a look
By Oliver Bridgewood • Published
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Finish Line Speed Degreaser 500ml review
Finish Line Speed Degreaser 500ml - No job is worse than degreasing a chain - can Finish Line make it a joy?
By Cycling Weekly • Published
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Blackburn Dayblazer 1100 review
The brightest of Blackburn's new Dayblazer range has a sleek, chic look and has modes for both day and night riding
By Simon Smythe • Published
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Crank Brothers b14 multi-tool review
Better known for their mountain biking tools, we tested the Crank Brothers b14 multi-tool in a road bike setting
By Cycling Weekly • Published
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Lifeline Bottle Cleaning Brush review
Lifeline's water bottle cleaning brush is an effective way to clean your bottles thoroughly and keep then hygeinic
By Paul Norman • Published
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Lezyne Micro GPS review
The Lezyne Micro GPS provides a full function GPS unit in a compact package, but the small screen makes readability an issue unless your eyesight is good
By Paul Norman • Published
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Oreka 02 indoor bike trainer review
Can the Oreka 02 really be a viable option for getting the outdoors experience indoors? We installed one at home for a full test.
By Hannah Bussey • Published
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Tannus Nymph solid tyres review
After two months of hacking around London and the surrounding suburbs, we give our verdict on Tannus's solid tyres designed specifically for folding bikes.
By Chris Catchpole • Published
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Wahoo Elemnt Bolt review
A proper rival to the computer giant Garmin is the Wahoo Elemnt Bolt that is small, aero but mightily functional and easy to use
By Symon Lewis • Published
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ILE Apex Day Pack review
ILE, or Inside Line Equipment, is a trendy American brand making bags, by hand, in their San Francisco Bay factory. We test ride the new Apex Day Pack, and see whether trendy can also be practical.
By Chris Catchpole • Published
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Garmin Varia RTL515 rear light review
The Garmin Varia radar-operated rear light is a surprisingly effective, if pricey way to keep abreast of what’s happening behind you
By Paul Norman • Published
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Elite Crystal Ombra waterbottle review
Elite has updated its classic waterbottle designs with a larger nozzle for higher flow rates and a membrane valve
By Paul Norman • Published
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BBB Windwave mini pump review
BBB Windwave mini pump review: A lot of pumping for under a tenner
By Cycling Weekly • Published
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Tacx GoPro Bike mount review
Coming with both handlebar and saddle mounts, the Tacx GoPro Bike mount uses a camera quick release system to make capturing your cycling action as easy as possible.
By Hannah Bussey • Published
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Mafia Tour Pack backpack review
This Mafia Tour Bag backpack is made from old sails and is definitely cool and fits well while cycling even though that's not really what it's designed for.
By Nick Busca • Published
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Scicon Phantom 230 seat pack review
Scicon’s diminutive pack lets you carry the basics in style
By Paul Norman • Published
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Giant NeosTrack cycling computer review
Giant has taken on the cycling computer leaders with its NeosTrack, undercutting the market with a tasty RRP – but has it bitten off more than it can chew?
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan • Published
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Lezyne Lite Drive 700 XL bike light review
The Lezyne Lite Drive 700 XL is the entry-level light to Lezyne’s performance range, designed to see with as well as to be seen
By Paul Norman • Published
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Fabric CO2/lever kit review
The Fabric CO2/lever kit pulls together your puncture repair needs into a single bundle. We've tested it out on the road.
By Paul Norman • Published
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Oxford UltraTorch 500 review
Oxford UltraTorch 500 looks to light up the way without breaking the bank
By Alex Ballinger • Published
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Truflo Airess track pump review
By Cycling Weekly • Published
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Lezyne Mini GPS review
One of the smallest GPS computers on the market, the Lezyne Mini GPS is a great little unit.
By Henry Robertshaw • Published
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Ice Toolz Pro Shop Chain Tool review
Head to Head: Chain tools - We pit a pair of chain breaking/fixing tools against each other to see which one comes out on top
By Cycling Weekly • Published
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The Race Against Time by Edward Pickering review
The Race Against Time tells us the rivalry between two greats, Chris Boardman and Graeme Obree
By Cycling Weekly • Published
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Milenco Dundrod ++ review
Surpassing Sold Secure Gold, the Dundrod ++ has been awarded a Diamond rating as one of the toughest locks out there.
By Stefan Abram • Published
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SeaSucker Talon QR-1 roof rack review
Our tech team tries out this unconventional bike carrier
By Symon Lewis • Published
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