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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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 KTV Drive Pro rear light review
If you want a more powerful rear light, the Lezyne KTV Drive Pro dishes up 75 lumens of flashing power
By Paul Norman • Published
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Garmin Edge 1030 review
The latest model out of the Garmin factory is the chart topping Garmin 1030. Packed full of features does it still remain the best GPS options available on the market?
By Rupert Radley • 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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Lezyne KTV Drive front and rear lightset review
The new format Lezyne KTV Drive light set has plenty of output for commutes or daytime running, in a compact format although it's tricky to recharge both at once
By Paul Norman • Published
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Karcher OC3 portable cleaner review
The Karcher OC3 portable cleaner lets you pressure wash your bike after a ride, if you're not near a hose. But its 4 litre water reservoir soon runs out
By Paul Norman • Published
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Zipp 30 Course disc-brake wheels review
Could the 30 Course disc-brake wheels be Zipp's most versatile, toughest and most affordable to date? We put them to the test and gave them the Editor's Choice thumb's-up
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Mavic Cosmic Pro Carbon SL UST wheelset review
The new tubeless update to Mavic's 40mm mid-section wheel has a more aerodynamic rim than before plus a slightly lower overall wheel weight when the tyres are factored in – and they roll fast!
By Oliver Bridgewood • Published
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Ridley Helium X review
The Helium X gives you the same frame geometry as Ridley's premium Helium SLX climbing bike, but in a cheaper package
By Paul Norman • Published
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Xplova X5 Evo bike computer review
The Xplova X5 Evo is a GPS from computer company Acer. It's got a lot of functionality, including a built in action camera
By Paul Norman • Published
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Roval CLX 32 Disc wheelset review
Class leading in weight and aerodynamics, the Roval CLX 32 Disc out performs wheels twice its depth
By Symon Lewis • Published
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Knog Blinder Mini Niner light set review
The Knog Blinder Mini light set comes in three different variants. All have a 20 lumen front and 11 lumen rear unit. We've tested the Niner.
By Paul Norman • Published
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Lezyne Laser Drive rear light review
The Lezyne Laser Drive rear light has a flashing mode with 250 lumen output and projects two guidelines onto the road surface for extra visibility
By Paul Norman • 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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Bontrager ION 350 R bike light review
Compact, easy to use and with five different modes, the Bontrager Ion 350 R is a great front light for commuters
By Rupert Radley • Published
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Garmin Virb Ultra 30 review
The Garmin Virb Ultra 30 is Garmin's top-of-the-range action camera. It takes 4k/30 video and is packed with lots of features, including voice control
By Paul Norman • Published
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Café du Cycliste Madeleine gilet review
We put the featherweight Café du Cycliste Madeleine gilet through its paces in the British autumn and winter and find it well up to the job
By Rupert Radley • Published
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SeaSucker Mini Bomber 2 Bike Rack review
The SeaSucker Mini Bomber bike rack journeyed with us over 1,900 miles across un-restricted autobahns of Germany: testing was thorough
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan • Published
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Assos CS.speedfire Chronosuit S7 review
The Assos CS.speedfire Chronosuit S7 has reportedly been developed in the wind tunnel and won Olympic gold in Rio with Fabian Cancellara
By Oliver Bridgewood • Published
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Camden X KPP Cycling Edition watch review
In an era of 'smart' watches it is nice to take a break and look at something more stylish when cycling and the Camden X KPP Cycling Edition watch does just that
By David Bradford • Published
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Fassa Separator bike protector review
The padded Fassa Separator bike protector promises to prevent your bike from dents and scratches both at home and in the car or van
By Hannah Bussey • Published
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Lezyne Flow bottle cage review
If you’ve ever lost a bottle when riding over bumpy terrain, you’ll appreciate the secure hold offered by the Lezyne Flow bottle cage
By Paul Norman • Published
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OneLife iD NATO 10 personal identification review
OneLife iD has been producing personal identification for several years now – we test ride its latest military-style watch strap
By Hannah Bussey • Published
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Easton EC90 Aero Bar review
The Easton EC90 handlebar is a bladed lightweight aero bar designed to reduce drag and it certainly looks great with an aggressive shape and smart styling
By Oliver Bridgewood • Published
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Lezyne Classic Floor Drive track pump review
The Lezyne Classic Floor Drive is a solid steel/alloy pump with a large gauge and a redesigned its adapter head that makes it easier to use
By Paul Norman • Published
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Topeak Race Rocket HP mini pump review
The Topeak Race Rocket HP mini pump is a very small, compact pump that packs an impressive punch
By Oliver Bridgewood • Published
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Fabric Premium track pump review
The Fabric Premium track pump looks smart, and works efficiently although its base is a bit small and unstable
By Paul Norman • Published
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Blackburn Piston 4 track pump review
Although it’s pricy, the Piston 4 feels like a pump that will last forever and that’s backed up by Blackburn’s lifetime warranty.
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