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Cannondale’s Compact Neo e-bike: lots of style, moderate functionality, hard-to-beat price
We review Cannondale's smallest and lightest e-bike yet.
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Raleigh has an e-bike for every type of riding - which one is right for you?
Whether you want to commute without breaking a sweat or need some extra power for your off-road adventures, Raleigh has it covered - we look at four of the latest e-bikes from the legendary brand
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Triban GRVL 520 SRAM Apex review - competitive spec, confused character
Triban retains value prowess with an impressive spec, but does the frame quality hold up against the competition?
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New Specialized Allez first ride review: Is it still one of the best bargains around?
The brand's entry level road bike aims to appeal to a wide audience, with a split personality
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Vitus Razor Disc Road Bike Claris review - are disc brakes worth it at this price point?
Disc brakes don't necessarily mean braking performance
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Liv EnviLiv Advanced Pro AXS review - a change of form also means a change of function
The women's specific aero race bike moves away from its previous platform to be reincarnated as an endurance aero race bike
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Vitus Venon EVO-RS 105 Di2 road bike review - a new benchmark in versatility
A very capable endurance road bike with added versatility...
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Vitus Venon EVO-GR Force AXS review - Fast and fun on road and gravel
A fantastic and fast way to cover ground, whether on road, on gravel, or both
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Colnago V4Rs bike review - ultimate racing weapon that's not for the faint-legged
Pogačar's bike is designed specifically to win races - and you can tell
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Wilier Filante SLR Ultegra review - have I found my perfect bike?
The Italian lightweight road bike continues to have immense appeal three years on from its launch
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Boardman HYB 8.6 review - a well specced hybrid that delivers good value with a performance to match
A durable, reliable bike that is at home both on city streets and on longer, more relaxed rides
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Giant Defy Advanced 1 review
Giant's Defy moves into more versatile territory with an updated frame and bigger tire volume
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Ribble Endurance 725 'Base' model review: a stylish year-round training bike
Made from Reynolds 725 steel, the Ribble Endurance delivers a comfortable, if not slightly heavy, ride
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Ribble Gravel SL Pro review - more for ultra-riding than a snappy racer
A curious combination of an aggressive riding position paired with bikepacking practicality
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Aventon Abound E-Cargo Bike review: a reasonably priced, surprisingly fun cargo hauler
We tested Aventon's Abound e-Cargo Bike and came away impressed
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Specialized Turbo Vado 4.0 e-bike review - integration-packed option that puts you into a comfy upright position
A powerful and fun bike, even if it is a little heavy...
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Gocycle G4i review - stylish folding e-bike offers practicality and fun at a price
An electrified urban explorer with designer looks and a designer price tag
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Boardman SLR 8.6 review - great value but the frame outclasses the components
An affordable and dependable workhorse
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Specialized Diverge Comp E5 review - front end comfort on the bike that promises to do it all
The front end dampening from the Future Shock makes its way down to the affordable end of the Diverge range
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Boardman ADV 8.6 review: a lot of gravel bike without the big price tag
Boardman specs its entry-level gravel bike well to handle the majority of off-road action
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Pinnacle Laterite 2 road bike review - an excellent value workhorse model
A fantastic value winter trainer or commuter bike that won't break the bank
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Scott Foil RC Ultimate review - the Foil’s paradox is finally answered
An excellent ride - but a truly exceptional price tag
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The Enve MOG: a first ride review of the American brand's debut foray into gravel
American composites manufacturer, Enve, from Ogden, Utah, today unveiled its take on a gravel bike for the modern rider. We took it out for a spin. Here's what we thought.
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Brand X Road Bike review - it left me wondering how can a bike this cheap be so good?
A bike that is aimed at road riding beginners - and which shows just how far trickle down tech has come
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Specialized Allez Sport review - it's been popular for years for a reason
A smart, fun and versatile road bike whether you're just starting out or been at it for ages
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Colnago C68 bike review - tradition and technology in perfect proportions
The latest model-C Colnago is still made in Italy and still has lugs, but it is a thoroughly 21st-century superbike
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Ribble 725 Gravel Pro review - fun to ride and value for money but not without issues
Built using Reynolds 725 steel tubing, Ribble's latest gravel offering is both comfortable and adaptable
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Ribble Gravel AL Sport GRX RX400 review
Major fun without the major price tag, the Ribble Gravel AL Sport is capable on road and off – especially off
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Steed Thoroughbred bike review - a singlespeed with classic looks that's perfect for modern urban riding
It might only have one gear but this low-priced, practical, steel commuter could tick a lot of boxes
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