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Shimano PD-M520 SPD pedals review - an absolute classic
A really versatile and rugged pedal that can be used for many styles of riding
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Look X-Track gravel pedals review - slightly wider platform boosts stability, compared to Shimano's M520 pedals
A quality SPD-compatible pedal that can handle plenty of abuse
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Time ATAC XC 2 pedal review - clean, easy, and pain-free pedalling on gravel trails and the way to work
The design of the mountain biker's knee-friendly favourite hasn't changed in 20 years - there'll be a good reason for that
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Crankbrothers Candy 1 pedals review - gravel doesn't have to be grey
The pedal that gives you a generous platform, excellent mud shedding and a little colour on your ride
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Hollowgram R45 wheelset review - stealthy looks and sticking with hooks
Hollowgram's R45 wheels follow the current trend for more affordable carbon wheels - plus they keep your tire and PSI options open with traditional hooked rims
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Deda Elementi Trenta 2 gravel wheelset review - light and snappy but a little too firm to be called comfy
A performance-orientated set of carbon hoops with solid all-road and gravel riding credentials
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Garmin Rally XC200 off-road dual-sided power pedal review - ideal for the data-driven gravelistas
All the capabilities of the Garmin Rally power pedal encased by the popular Shimano SPD off-road clipless pedal body
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American Classic Aggregate gravel tire review - solid performance at an affordable price
The relatively low price tag may suggest a budget offering but does the Aggregate punch above its weight?
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Prime Primavera 44 road wheels review - superb hoops at an excellent price
These aren't the lightest wheels on the market and they don't make the boldest aerodynamic claims - but at this price we wouldn't expect them to be. This is an excellent set of wheels and excellent value, too
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Schwalbe Durano Plus tire review - reliable winter rubber
Grippy, fast rolling and tough - what more do you want from a winter all-round tyre?
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Raceface Ride Pedal review – a good 'starter' pedal, although there are cheaper options
A good first upgrade pedal which come in a rainbow of colours to match your bike
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Zefal Shield G50 gravel fender review - great value, simple and sturdy guards
A great chunk cheaper than the alternatives these guards punch well above their weight. Just don't expect to fit them quickly
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SKS Speedrocker fender / mudguard review - full length 'guards for gravel bikes without mounts
A fuller set of fenders / mudguards for gravel and CX bikes which lack mounts for bolt-on guards. It's just a pity that they collect so much dirt themselves
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LifeLine Narrow Road Clip-On Fenders / Mudguards - decent coverage and easy to fit and remove
The LifeLine Clip-On fenders / mudguards keep you drier at a reasonable price
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Fizik Antares Versus Evo R3 Adaptive saddle - a high tech and comfy perch but requires deep pockets
Equipped with 3D printed adaptive technology and an effective pressure relief channel, the Antares is a saddle worthy of attention
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Elitewheels 50D carbon road wheels review - lighter and half the price of even Hunt wheels
Is it really possible to buy a quality aero wheelset with carbon rims, spokes and ceramic bearings without selling a kidney? We step away from the scalpel to find out
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DMR V6 flat pedal review
A shin-friendly, affordable pedal with plenty of platform and grip – but not great option for the keen MTB'er
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Look Trail Grip pedal review - a great option for the adventurous commuter
Impressive grip, but the lugs are not up to the demands of rigourous off-road riding – the 'trail' title might be a bit misleading...
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Schwalbe G-One Overland gravel & e-bike tire review - a reliable workhorse for year-round and everyday riding
We test the all-new Schwalbe G-One Overland gravel tire
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Ass Savers Mudder Mini fender / mudguard review – is 'just enough' protection worth it?
Subtle, lightweight, easy to fit and remove... but is discrete the thing you're looking for in a gravel bike mudguard? We rode through the splatter to find out
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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.
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Look Geo City flat pedals review – nicely made pedals but not as grippy as others
We put Look's urban pedal platform through its paces
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Ass Savers Fendor Bendor Big rear gravel mudguard review - lightweight; light coverage
A rear guard you can carry in your pocket and deploy at a moment's notice? Is this what every fender hater dreams of?
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Mudhugger Gravelhugger front and rear fender / guard review - maintaining gravel misadventure throughout the winter
Sturdy and easy to fit with loads of tyre clearance. They won’t keep 100% of the muck off you and your bike but where’s the fun in that?
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Upgrade Crosstown Poly Pedals review – inexpensive, super grippy and great for urban use
A highly functional and inexpensive pedal with a non-slip surface that works particularly well with traditional flat-soled office shoes
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Specialized S-Works Romin Evo with Mirror saddle review – supreme comfort, if you can afford it...
If the long-nosed Romin saddle shape already works for you, the Mirror tech elevates the comfort to impressive new levels
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Mythos Elix 3D-printed stem review - technology in search of a component?
The world's first commercially available 3D-printed stem is a real statement, but what does it offer beyond its radical looks?
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Portland Design Works Full Metal fenders / mudguards review – blissfully silent, beautifully designed
Well made fenders / mudguards that keep the worst weather off and they do it silently
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Wahoo Powrlink Zero dual-sided power meter pedals - long-term review
Six months after they were launched, the lollipop-shaped power meter pedals are running as sweetly as ever
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