Road bike reviews

Falcon Cycles has reinvented the Holdsworth Professional, the bike of the legendary Holdsworth-Campagnolo team of the 1970s

By Cycling Weekly Published 13 June 11

A swift but enjoyable ride with Goldilocks "just right" qualities

By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Last updated 21 May 21

Wilier Cento Uno Superleggera - Can Wilier's latest offering live up to its astounding looks?

By Cycling Weekly Published 19 January 11

We’ve tested the newly released update of BMC’s endurance bike

By Paul Norman Published 6 August 19

The Mekk Poggio 2.6 gives you an excellent frame and ride for the money and is much more than an endurance bike but is let down by the heavy Shimano wheels.

By James Bracey Published 14 March 16

Sixth generation of Pearson's Carbon Pro tested, £4499.99

By Cycling Weekly Published 28 April 11

We've tested the Esatto Disc, a do-it-all bike from a brand better known for its mouton bikes than its road bikes. But how does Kona's MTB nous translate to its on-road experience?

By Paul Norman Published 29 July 16

A bike that performs well and looks great, The Light Blue Robinson is a solid choice as a winter ride

By Jack Elton-Walters Published 8 January 16

An all-British women’s road bike that shows how creative component choices can give top value for money

By Nigel Wynn Published 11 October 13

We test four bikes that cost £900, £700, £500 and £300 to see if you really do get what you pay for

By Cycling Weekly Published 29 November 12

Slider down the side of seat tube lets you alter the ride quality

By Henry Robertshaw Published 12 October 16

Mike Hawkins takes the Genesis Equilibrium Titanium road bike for a first ride, here's what he thinks so far...

By Mike Hawkins Published 20 May 14

The Merida Reacto DA LTD is a fast looking bike with the potential for both high straight line speed and KOM records; we've tested it to see if the results are as obvious as you'd think.

By Chris Catchpole Published 23 January 15

A well-balanced bike that rewards a hard effort but can also handle long distances

By Stefan Abram Published 12 April 21

CW tests the latest high end offering from Bianchi and its Oltre XR

By Kenny Pryde Published 26 February 13

By Matt Lamy Published 17 February 14

A sunny stint in the saddle on a rather traditional-looking women’s road bike, with a few interesting twists

By Nigel Wynn Published 30 November 11

By Symon Lewis Published 24 April 14

Intriguing road offering from Fuji featuring disc brakes, £920

By Matt Lamy Published 21 February 14

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.

By Oliver Bridgewood Published 29 September 15

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?

By Nigel Wynn Published 11 January 12

The latest endurance focused, disc-equipped model from Decathlon’s in-house brand works well as a reliable winter bike or a sportive buster.

By Rupert Radley Published 2 January 18

The magic metal casts a spell on Simon Smythe — but will there be a fairytale ending?

By Nigel Wynn Published 27 September 13

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

By Cycling Weekly Published 23 February 11

The Cervélo Caledonia-5 bridges the gap between performance and endurance superbly

By Rupert Radley Last updated 21 May 21

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

By Paul Norman Published 13 July 17

Forme Axe Edge 1.0 road bike

By Cycling Weekly Published 7 July 14