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Bianchi Sprint Force eTap AXS review
A well-balanced bike that rewards a hard effort but can also handle long distances
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Bianchi Oltre XR review
CW tests the latest high end offering from Bianchi and its Oltre XR
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Merida Ride 90 review
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Fuji Finest 1.0 first ride review
A sunny stint in the saddle on a rather traditional-looking women’s road bike, with a few interesting twists
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Verenti Insight 0.4 road bike review
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Fuji Sportif 1.1 Compact review
Intriguing road offering from Fuji featuring disc brakes, £920
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Parlee ESX-R Custom review
For those unfamiliar with the Massachusetts-based brand, Parlee has a reputation for producing superb quality carbon-fibre bikes with a large emphasis on customisation. New for 2015 is the ESX-R, which is a slightly more affordable version of Parlee's ESX (£3.999). We put it through its paces to see how good it is.
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Pinnacle Evaporite Two first ride review
Pinnacle has taken an existing frame to create its Evaporite range, but in kitting it out, has it managed to make a rig that breaks the mould?
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B'twin Ultra AF GF review
The latest endurance focused, disc-equipped model from Decathlon’s in-house brand works well as a reliable winter bike or a sportive buster.
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Kinesis Racelight GF_TIV2: First Ride review
The magic metal casts a spell on Simon Smythe — but will there be a fairytale ending?
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Fuji Team 1.0 review
Fuji Team 1.0 £999.99 - £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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Cervélo Caledonia-5 Ultegra Di2 Disc review
The Cervélo Caledonia-5 bridges the gap between performance and endurance superbly
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Vitus Razor review
The Vitus Razor is the entry-level road bike from the in-house brand of Chain Reaction Cycles and Wiggle. It's a machine with a lot to offer the novice rider
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Forme Axe Edge 1.0 road bike review
Forme Axe Edge 1.0 road bike
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Trek Madone Race Shop Ltd (video) review
The Trek Madone Race Shop Ltd frame is the highest spec offered by Trek and is fabricated from 700 Series OCLV carbon – which Trek claims is the lightest and the strongest in the cycling world
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Lynskey Heix review
Lynskey Helix Titanium frameset tested by Tech Editor Mike Hawkins £2,299.99
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Bianchi Vertigo 105: First ride review
Bianchi is the oldest bike brand in the world. Unsurprisingly, it knows how to design a mid-priced road bike
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Cervelo R5 2014 road bike review
Cervelo R5 2014 road bike £5,299
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group test: BeOne Blizzard v Verenti Millook - Verdict review
14th June 2010 "BeOne Blizzard has a lot going for it. As an overall package, the aluminium frame, Shimano 105 transmission, triple chainset and Easton wheels are hard to fault. But.."
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Sensa Giulia Custom Road Bike review
Sensa Giulia Custom Road Bike 2013 £3,497.99
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Specialized Allez Sprint Comp review
The Specialized Allez Sprint Comp is the US brand's aluminium criterium bike that proved itself adept when ridden hard, fast or long
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Pinarello Dogma F12 frameset review
The latest racing machine from the Italian brand is a good one, although the Pinarello F12 an out-and-out thoroughbred, is it worth the huge price tag?
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Wilier Cento 10 NDR Super Record Disc review
The Wilier Cento 10 NDR includes features of the Cento 10 Air Race bike in a premium endurance bike with built-in rear suspension system
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Calfee Bamboo Pro Road review
Calfee Bamboo Pro Road: A bike made of bamboo? We had to take one for a ride...
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Kinesis GFTI Disc frameset review
We've tested the Kinesis GFTI titanium frameset, built up with a range of components that highlight its endurance potential.
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Canyon Aeroad CFR Disc Di2 review
The brand new Aeroad improves in almost every area
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Cinelli Saetta Radical Plus review
An antidote to its exuberant Italian rivals, this all-black Cinelli Saetta looks anything but ‘radical’. It might still have plenty to shout about, though
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Ritchey Road Logic 2.0 review
Tech editor Mike Hawkins checks out the steel Ritchey Road Logic 2.0
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Sabbath Silk Road Alp review
19 October 2010 "the kind of cheeky little bumps that tempt you to forego a downshift...result in a satisfying willingness to work very much with you."
