Road bike reviews
Shopping for a new road bike? Discover the must-haves and the always-avoids with reviews from Cycling Weekly.
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Mason Resolution 2 SRAM Red eTap reviewBy Paul Norman Published
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Colnago C64 Super Record EPS reviewThe Colnago C64 has a host of updates to the classic C60, while retaining the older bike's classic lugged construction and Italian build
By Paul Norman Published
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Trek 1.1 reviewThe Trek 1.1 is Trek's bottom rung road bike, but that doesn't mean budget ride quality
By Rupert Radley Published
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Frog Tadpole Plus balance bike reviewDesigned 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.
By Hannah Bussey Published
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Scott Speedster 50 reviewLow-cost sportive machine with promising looks
By Jack Elton-Walters Published
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B’Twin Triban 500SE road bike reviewScribe James Shrubsall chucks a leg over the B’Twin Triban 500SE
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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Giant Propel Advanced SL 1 disc reviewThe new aero Giant Propel Advanced SL 1 disc is an epic bike and feels super fast, it doesn't disappoint on any terrain, even up climbs
By Symon Lewis Published
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Cube Peloton Race reviewCube offers a great all-round package with its Peloton Race, £999
By Matt Lamy Published
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Eastway Emitter R1 Ultegra Di2 reviewAfter over 1000km of riding, how did the Eastway Emitter R1 Ultegra Di2 2016 from Wiggle measure up?
By Jack Elton-Walters Published
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Cinelli Best Of review
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Boardman Air 9.8 reviewTest of Boardman Air 9.8 Aero road bike.
By Simon Richardson Published
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Cube Litening C:68X reviewCube's new aero bike reduces drag by 30% from its predecessor
By Paul Norman Published
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group test: Verenti Millook review14th June 2010 "Marc Edwardson oversaw the design of the Verentis and appears to have applied the same attention to detail on the Millook as he did at former employer Condor Cycles."
By jclarkson Published
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£1,000 British bikes: Raleigh AirLite 400 reviewRaleigh Airlite 400: One of four British bikes for under a grand in our grouptest
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Dolan Ares SL reviewDolan Ares SL bike review: a racy ride with sensible geometry, we tested the latest offering from Dolan
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Bianchi Specialissima reviewWe take a look at the beautiful Bianchi Specialissima, one of the most famous bikes in the world
By Rupert Radley Published
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Merlin Cordite Ultegra R8000 reviewThe Cordite Ultegra comes with a complete Ultegra R8000 groupset for under £1,500
By Paul Norman Published
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First ride: B'Twin Triban 7 review
We absolutely loved the B’Twin Triban 3 budget alloy bike when we tested it last year, but can it be improved in the form of a new model with a dash of carbon?
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Cannondale SuperSix Evo Tiagra reviewSitting at the tail end of the Cannondale SuperSix Evo range is the Tiagra-equipped carbon bike, but you still get the same performance out of the frame
By Symon Lewis Published
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BMC Streetfire SSX01 review1st June 2010 BMC Streetfire SSX01: "The finish is impressive. The welds are very smooth and the paint and decals perfectly applied — it looks like a bike that costs twice as much."
By jclarkson Published
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Sensa Calabria Matt reviewThe Sensa Calabria Matt is a great looking bike with a really good spec for its price.
By Paul Norman Published
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Storck Scentron G2 reviewStorck Scentron G2 bike tested by Dan Baines - £4089
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Colnago CLX reviewA quality bike but at a premium price due to the name, we got to grips with the Colnago CLX
By Paul Norman Published
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Litespeed C1R reviewWe test three new additions to the carbon-fibre, aero road bike market from Boardman, Scott and Litespeed
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Canyon Endurace CF SL Disc 7.0 reviewA nimble ride doesn't have to mean sacrificing comfort, and Canyon's Endurace demonstrates this perfectly
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
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Liv Langma Advanced Pro 0 reviewIs it possible to be good, I mean really good at everything and do away with the categorisations that us cyclists can't help but apply? Can you really be a sprinter and a hill climber? The Liv Langma Advanced Pro 0 seems to think so
By Hannah Bussey Published
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head to head: Dolan Preffisio review29th January 2011 "There’s no messing about with the Preffisio — it’s a basic aluminium frame made capably in the Far East to keep costs down, available in any colour so long as it’s black."
By jclarkson Published
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Bianchi Oltre XR1 reviewThe little sister of the XR2, this bike is super fast
By Nick Busca Published
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Focus Cayo 4.0 (video) reviewThe Focus Cayo 4.0 is mid range for the German brand, but features the exact same frame and fork as the top end Cayo 1.0
By Oliver Bridgewood Published
