Bike component reviews

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

By Simon Smythe Published 28 September 20

We went Rambling on Maxxis' gravel tyre

By James Stout Published 4 September 20

Milkit provides an easy solution to tubeless maintenance, although at a price

By Paul Norman Published 17 November 18

Everyone knows that a pair of deep-section carbon wheels will make any bike look at least 100 watts faster, but can a pair of sub-£800 carbon wheels offer your ride a genuine upgrade? We test the Token C45 R wheelset to find out

By Hannah Bussey Published 25 April 18

The Revolver Kronostook 350 wheels offer a huge range of build options and a very comfortable ride over rough roads to make these good all-round wheels.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 15 February 16

By Cycling Weekly Published 23 March 09

Edco's 50mm deep aero section wheels are relatively light, with a wide rim. We've tested them on the ups and downs of North Devon

By Paul Norman Published 1 September 16

A time trial wheel so good that professional athletes will buy it and snub their free sponsored equipment. Here is our review

By Oliver Bridgewood Published 28 December 16

Saddle review: Selle Italia SLR Flow £109

By Cycling Weekly Published 21 November 13

You may need an external spline locknut to fix a centerlock disc brake rotor to some wheels. Upgrade Bikes sells one

By Paul Norman Published 4 April 18

We’ve been testing the Schwalbe G-One Allround gravel tyre in its 650b size to see how it copes with typical UK conditions

By Paul Norman Published 5 July 17

By Cycling Weekly Published 28 June 12

We test out the Ritchey PRO V4 Micro clipless pedals

By Cycling Weekly Published 27 November 12

The Verve Infocrank power meter is the power meter of choice for British Cycling, but is it practical enough to be used day to day by amateur riders?

By Henry Robertshaw Published 4 May 16

New pedal system from Time, £149.99

By Mike Hawkins Published 28 October 11

The low rim weight of the Reynolds Attack Disc wheels make them sharp when accelerating or climbing, but the lack of thru-axle adaptors is disappointing.

By Oliver Bridgewood Published 21 June 16

The ultimate expression of pedal technology has a cost, is it worth it?

By Josh Ross Published 27 October 20

Saddle review: Prologo Nago Evo Ti 1.4 £100

By Cycling Weekly Published 21 November 13

Mavic has combined its road and mountain bike wheelset expertise in the Ksyrium Pro Disc Allroad, which it launched in 2015. The wheels are designed for mixed terrain, including gravel roads.

By Paul Norman Published 8 February 17

ESI Grips RCT handlebar tape cushions wells, but fails when you hit the wet...

By Henry Robertshaw Published 12 June 14

Quarq, sister company of SRAM, has updated its Quarq DZero power meter only aesthetically but it still remains one of the best on the market

By Symon Lewis Published 12 December 19

Selle Italia says this is the "dream saddle of any athlete." We decided to find out whether this bold statement can be substantiated

By Chris Hovenden Published 9 September 15

Brand new version of one of our favourite tyres. Does the SG2 version increase protection?

By James Bracey Published 15 September 20

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By Cycling Weekly Published 3 October 13

Mike Hawkins tests out the 'non series' Shimano wheelset, RS81 C35 and suggests it would make a great set of budget race wheels

By Mike Hawkins Published 17 June 14

A grippy tyre for more dedicated off-road use

By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published 7 July 20

The gap between the top three groupsets is getting smaller. Now with the new Shimano 105 R7000 it is hard to see why you'd pay more for Ultegra

By Symon Lewis Published 3 September 18