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Spoon Vars Disc road bike review - custom goodness with a premium price
Custom-made carbon road bike inspired by the Alps and with a lofty price tag to match
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Bowman Palace 3 review
A fast, spritely and comfortable racing bike that utilises easy to live with standards
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Lapierre Aircode DRS 8.0 road bike review
Like a fine wine, the Lapierre Aircode has improved with age: this third iteration of the French brand's aero bike is elegant and refined with a very, very fast finish
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Scott Addict RC 15 review
The latest iteration of Scott's legendary lightweight bike is ridden by Team DSM – this mid-range version brings pro-level performance to a much lower price point
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Giant TCR Advanced Pro 0 review
The legendary Giant TCR is in its fourth decade and is showing no signs of slowing down – it just keeps getting faster, as this latest aero-ised version demonstrates
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Vitus Vitesse EVO CRS Di2 Ultegra review
Already incredible value straight off the peg – upgrade the wheels and it’s an absolute machine
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B'Twin Triban 520 review
We’ve been big fans of the B’Twin Triban since it was first launched several years ago. Everytime we put one under the microscope, it continues to deliver, with the B’twin Triban 520 being no exception
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Giant TCR Advanced Pro Disc 1 review
We tested out the Ultegra equipped TCR Advanced Pro Disc 1, and held it in higher regard than the pricier TCR SL
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Trek Emonda SL6 Pro review
Trek's latest GC/climbing bike has undergone an aero transformation, but has it helped?
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BMC Teammachine SLR 02 One Disc review
The Teammachine SLR 02 gives you performance plus comfort
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Mason Resolution 2 SRAM Red eTap review
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Trek 1.1 review
The Trek 1.1 is Trek's bottom rung road bike, but that doesn't mean budget ride quality
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Frog Tadpole Plus balance bike review
Designed by the company who only make bikes for kids, the Frog Tadpole Plus balance bike promises high performance and low weight to get your child’s riding off to a flying start.
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Kinesis 4S Disc review
We've tested Kinesis UK's year-round do-it-all workhorse
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Moda Vivo road bike review
Moda takes pride in the fact its bikes are built in the UK and are tested locally, with each new prototype being put through its paces on the roads in and around the Peak District.
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Condor Italia RC road bike review
Condor boss Grant Young told CA that in the Nineties, when aluminium frames began to arrive from the Far East, he didn’t think road ...
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Focus Izalco Max 1.0
The Focus Izalco Max 1.0 is the top level frame set from the German manufacturer, with this model fitted with Dura Ace Di2. We conducted a long term test to see how well it performs
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Fuji Sportif 1.1D review
We've tested the top spec version of the Fuji Sportif aluminium framed endurance road bike. It comes with Shimano 105 shifting and hydraulic disc brakes.
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Wilier GTR Team Endurance Athena review
The Wilier GTR Team Endurance is an attractive bike and comes kitted out with a Campagnolo Athena groupset
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Cannondale SuperSix Evo Hi-Mod Disc Team review
Cannondale SuperSix Evo Hi-Mod Disc team is super handling bike and despite its small aerodynamic shortfall shouldn't be overlooked
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Onix Black RH/Pro review
CW takes a look at a carbon-fibre offering from a new British company
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Kiron Scandium review
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Cinelli Saetta Veloce review
There aren?t many brands in cycling that merit the overused term ?iconic?, but Cinelli is one that surely does
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Cervélo S2 review
The Cervélo S2 is an out-and-out race bike, which costs a little over £2000. Worth it? If your a racer it certainly is
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Pinarello Dogma 65.1 Think 2 review
Pinarello Dogma 65.1 Think 2 £3,699 frameset - £10,200 complete
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Bianchi Via Nirone 7 review
The Bianchi Via Nirone 7, which has a frame once raced at Paris-Roubaix, is Bianchi's entry-level bike – we put it through its paces
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Boardman Team Carbon review
Boardman Team Carbon is bang on the money for a £1000, it's a great carbon frame, though Boardman has had to scrimp on the components
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Giant Defy Advanced SL 2 review
Giant Defy Advanced SL 2 test by Kenny Pryde
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Dawes Clubman road bike review
Dawes is a mainstream British brand, specialist subject being steel-framed bikes — so that’s what we’ve got here topped off with Shimano Claris groupset
