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New PRO Stealth Curved saddle designed for better stability in an aero position
Original range of PRO saddles also gets reworked with a new base construction, new aesthetic and lower weight
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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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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Specialized Hover Alloy 15mm rise plus flare handlebar review
The Hover bar might split opinion aesthetically - but it's got a lot going for it
By Toby Martin •
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Sage Barlow Titanium Frameset review
By Luke Friend •
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CADEX 65mm Road Wheelsystem review
A deep, aero, wheel packed with all the latest tech and light enough to be a climber, could this be your new everyday wheel?
By Josh Ross •
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Coefficient Road Race Handlebar review
An innovative out-front bridge finds a loophole in the UCI’s ‘invisible aerobar’ ban – but what’s this new position like to ride?
By Stefan Abram •
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Prime Primavera Aero Carbon Handlebar review
A great bar at an incredible price – what’s not to like?
By Stefan Abram •
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Parcours Alta 650b Wheelset review
Fast, fun and good value for money, these are a genuinely good set of wheels
By Stefan Abram •
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Fizik Luce S-Alloy women's saddle review
A flexy rear end provides comfort but the cutout won't suit all
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Schwalbe X-One Bite review
Highly predictable grip is great for both cyclocross and winter gravel riding
By Stefan Abram •
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Challenge Elite XP tyres review
Supple and resilient, this tyre is really pretty hard to beat
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Hutchinson Fusion 5 Galactik tubeless ready tyre review
We tested out the race-ready Galactik tyre from Hutchinson
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Edco Four-8 wheelset review
A smooth rolling wheelset to give you an aero advantage
By Richard Windsor •
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Challenge Getaway tyres review
Fast rolling with an extremely supple casing, the wide spaced shoulder knobs shed mud quickly on hardpack trails with a sloppy coating.
By Stefan Abram •
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Schwalbe G-One Ultrabite tyres review
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
By Stefan Abram •
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Liv Alacra SL Saddle review
A comfortable option that will suit many different riding styles
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Enve SES 3.4 Disc review
The Enve SES 3.4 Disc wheels are a premium set of hoops, designed by aerodynamicist Simon Smart and built in the USA
By Rupert Radley •
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Continental Grand Prix 5000 clincher tyres review
After 14 years and multiple different remakes, the popular GP 4000 has finally evolved into the next generation
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Look Kéo 2 Max Carbon pedals review
Look Kéo 2 Max pedals: Is the latest version of Look's Keo a worthy update? We find out
By Michelle Arthurs •
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Look Geo Trekking pedals review
A convenient, durable solution for multi-purpose cycling at a mid-range price
By Maria David •
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Zipp 303 Firecrest Carbon Tubeless Disc wheelset review
Zipp’s new 303 pairing promise game changing ride quality and holistic performance versatility plus a whole new level of affordability. Guy Kesteven has been getting big distances in on road and off to see if they deliver on their big promises.
By Cycling Weekly •
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Ritchey WCS Beacon gravel bar review
If you're looking for a bar with a wide flare, these could be the ones
By Luke Friend •
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Time Xpro 15 pedals review
The ultimate expression of pedal technology has a cost, is it worth it?
By Josh Ross •
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Magped Road pedal review
Magnetic attraction is the appeal with Magped's road pedals
By James Bracey •
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Goodyear Eagle F1 Tubeless Complete tyres review
The Goodyear Eagle F1 Tubeless Complete tyres are outstanding in their ability to bring tubeless to the masses while making zero compromises on performance.
By Hannah Bussey •
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Michelin Power All Season review
The Michelin Power All Season tyres are designed to be grippy on slippery, dirty or wet surfaces – we put them through a few sticky situations
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan •
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Redshift Shockstop Suspension Seatpost review
Not necessarily a necessity - but a luxury that makes a difference
By Toby Martin •
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Redshift Shockstop suspension stem review
Certainly an option if you want to add comfort to your handlebars, but not on the top of our wish list
By Toby Martin •
