Fizik Luce S-Alloy women's saddle
A flexy rear end provides comfort but the cutout won't suit all
Bike Components Reviews
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Schwalbe X-One Bite
Highly predictable grip is great for both cyclocross and winter gravel riding
Review Price: £60.00
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Hutchinson Fusion 5 Galactik tubeless ready tyre
Review Price: £44.95
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Edco Four-8 wheelset
A smooth rolling wheelset to give you an aero advantage
Review Price: £989.99
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Challenge Getaway tyres
Fast rolling with an extremely supple casing, the wide spaced shoulder knobs shed mud quickly on hardpack trails with a sloppy coating.
Review Price: £83.00
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Schwalbe G-One Ultrabite tyres
Schwalbe's most aggressive gravel tyre supplies lots of grip and is surprisingly fast rolling – but it's best for rocky conditions as lateral grip in mud is a little lacking
Review Price: £60.00
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Liv Alacra SL Saddle
A comfortable option that will suit many different riding styles
Review Price: £69.99
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Enve SES 3.4 Disc
The Enve SES 3.4 Disc wheels are a premium set of hoops, designed by aerodynamicist Simon Smart and built in the USA
Review Price: £3,150.00
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Continental Grand Prix 5000 clincher tyres
After 14 years and multiple different remakes, the popular GP 4000 has finally evolved into the next generation
Review Price: £60.00
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Look Geo Trekking pedals
A convenient, durable solution for multi-purpose cycling at a mid-range price
Review Price: £53.00
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Zipp 303 Firecrest Carbon Tubeless Disc wheelset
Review Price: £1,600.00
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Credit: Luke Friend Ritchey WCS Beacon gravel bar
If you're looking for a bar with a wide flare, these could be the ones
Review Price: £89.95
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Credit: Josh Ross Time Xpro 15 pedals
Review Price: £449.99
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Credit: James Bracey Magped Road pedal
Magnetic attraction is the appeal with Magped's road pedals
Review Price: £169.28
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Goodyear Eagle F1 Tubeless Complete tyres
The Goodyear Eagle F1 Tubeless Complete tyres are outstanding in their ability to bring tubeless to the masses while making zero compromises on performance.
Review Price: £50.00
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Michelin Power All Season
Review Price: £47.99
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Credit: Toby Martin Redshift Shockstop Suspension Seatpost
Not necessarily a necessity - but a luxury that makes a difference
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Credit: Toby Martin Redshift Shockstop suspension stem
Certainly an option if you want to add comfort to your handlebars, but not on the top of our wish list
Review Price: £149.99
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Campagnolo Chorus
Campagnolo Chorus has traditionally offered the functionality of the Italian brand’s flagship Super Record and Record groupsets but at a more competitive price thanks to its use of less expensive materials – we ride the latest 12-speed rim-brake version
Review Price: £1,161.99
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Look Keo Classic 3 Plus pedals
The Look Keo Classic road pedals look like its pricier carbon models, but with a cheaper composite body and the steel plates should make them durable
Review Price: £59.00
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Time Cyclo 2 pedals
Review Price: £59.99
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WTB Resolute TCS SG2
Review Price: £54.99
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Favero Assioma Duo pedals
Could Favero Assioma pedals be the ultimate transferable power meter?
Review Price: £640.87
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Image: Cane Creek CaneCreek Thudbuster ST G4
How much can a suspension seat post add in the era of wide tyres and comfort geometry? A lot, it seems
Review Price: £169.99
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SRAM RED eTap AXS Groupset long term review
A look at what it’s like to ride with the SRAM RED AXS groupset after more than a year
Review Price: £3,793.00
