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Pinarello Dogma K8-S review
Co-engineered with Jaguar, the Pinarello Dogma K8-S is the weapon Team Sky used to tackle the cobbles
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Condor Potenza review
Condor Potenza is the more wallet friendly option from the London based brand but offer the same great riding ability
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BMC Team Machine SLR01: First Ride
BMC Team Machine SLR01 - Top-end lightweight carbon-fibre frameset priced £2999.99
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Canyon Ultimate CF SLX 8.0 Di2 review
The Canyon Ultimate CF SLX 8.0 Di2 can boast a WorldTour frame for less than £3,600 matched with the excellent Shimano Ultegra Di2 groupset and Mavic wheels.
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Focus Izalco Team Milram 2010 review
Focus Izalco Team Milram 2010: CW tests out the new £5,999 Team Milram replica, equipped with SRAM Red
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Ribble SL review
The Ribble SL is the lightest frame the company has ever built, and it well and truly shows when heading up hill
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Moda Tempo review
British brand Moda cuts price of its Tempo model to £1399, but has it affected the ride?
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£1,000 British bikes: Charge Juicer Hi review
Charge Juicer Hi £999.99: One of four British bikes in our grouptest for under a grand
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Cervelo S3: First Ride review
Cervelo's carbon-fibre aerodynamic road model, £3,499 frame & fork package
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Scott Foil Premium review
The Scott Foil 10 Disc continues our love affair with Scott's aero bike. It has always been one of our favourite machines, each time that we’ve tested it
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Giant Defy 4: First Ride review
Giant’s road stalwart doesn’t seem to have anything too outlandish about its design - and that’s just the way we like it
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Women's specific Cube Axial Race WLS review
The women's specific aluminium Cube Axial Race WLS demonstrates value for money without compromising on specification or performance.
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De Rosa Vega review
The De Rosa Vega offers very good handling and a full Shimano Ultegra groupset, but doesn't have the lively ride that you'd expect from an Italian stallion.
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Pearson Minegoestoeleven Dura Ace Di2 review
Dave Bradford sets a PB on his test loop riding the aero machine from 1860 founded Pearson
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Raleigh Criterium Sport review
New for 2016, the Raleigh Criterium Sport is a £750 aluminium framed bike which comes equipped with the latest incarnation of Shimano Tiagra
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Bianchi Aria Disc 105 review
Bianchi's entry-level aero bike aims to offer wind cheating without the Oltre price tag
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Kuota Kebel: First Ride review
Kuota Kebel: First Ride - we take a first ride on Kuota's carbon-fibre £2,099 Kebel
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Bianchi Infinito CV disc frameset review
Bianchi's Infinito CV combines Countervail technology with 'endurance race' geometry to reveal a versatile machine
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Cinelli Experience Veloce review
Cinelli Experience Veloce £999 - £1000 bike grouptest - We ride and rate four bikes that come in at the government?s Cycle to Work maximum price point of £1,000
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Ribble Endurance SL Disc review
Ribble's new endurance bike combines all-day comfort with aero efficiency and in this Shimano 105 disc-braking version it's a versatile performer
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Planet X EC-130E review
We take a look over the sensibly aero Planet X EC-130E
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Swift Attack G2 review
Ben Smith got to grips with the Swift Attack G2, and liked it so much he didn't want to give it back
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Liv Avail Advanced 1 review
The comfortable endurance machine from Liv has super sized tyres for 2020 - we put the set up to the test
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Pegoretti Marcelo review
Pegoretti Marcelo: The latest generation of Italian steel frame still has plenty to offer a carbon-obsessed world
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KTM Revelator Prime review
Stuart Clapp tests KTM Revelator Prime £5,549.99
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Liv Enviliv Advanced Pro 2 Disc 2020 review
With it's flat bladed tubing profiles and deep section wheels, there's no denying that the Liv Enviliv Advanced Pro 2 Disc looks every inch an aero bike, but does function follow form?
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Merida Mission Road 7000-E review
Mix a cyclocross race frame with a winter road bike and you get Merida's new Mission Road
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Verenti Rhigos.03 review
Verenti Rhigos.03 - Verenti's first carbon bike, the Rhigos.03, is squarely aimed at the sportive market
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Holdsworth Professional: First ride review
Falcon Cycles has reinvented the Holdsworth Professional, the bike of the legendary Holdsworth-Campagnolo team of the 1970s
