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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Wilier Cento10 Air review
The new Wilier Cento10 Air is more aerodynamic than the Cento1 and features plenty of neat integration. We rode it in Italy's Dolomites at the launch event.
By Paul Norman • Published
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Canyon Ultimate CFR review
Does Canyon's feathery disc brake bike give away any stiffness to achieve its goal weight?
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan • Published
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Specialized Dolce review
The good-looking, women's-specific Specialized Dolce is a great entry-level option for riders looking to embark on their love affair with road cycling
By Hannah Bussey • Published
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Islabikes Rothan balance bike review
If you're looking for a kids' bike then you certainly should consider options from Islabikes
By Hannah Bussey • Published
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BMC Granfondo GF02 105 review
Carbon may be king, but BMC’s Granfondo GF02 proves there’s still life in good old aluminium
By Nigel Wynn • Published
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Condor Leggero review
Condor Leggero - We test Condor's revamped 2010 Leggero, £1,799 frameset
By Mike Hawkins • Published
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Colnago AC-R 105 review
The Colnago AC-R has stunning looks and an undeniable pedigree, but look at the spec sheet and you may wonder if a great frame is enough
By Nigel Wynn • Published
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Canyon Ultimate CF SL 9.0 road bike review
Canyon Ultimate CF SL 9.0 road bike costing £1,899 is the perfect bike for the aspiring racer
By Cycling Active • Published
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Kuota Khan Pro Team Edition review
We test Nacer Bouhanni's favourite ride
By Paul Norman • Published
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Kyklos Featherweight: First ride review
We ride Kyklos's mid-range carbon-fibre bike - does it live up to its name?
By Hannah Bussey • Published
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TI-Raleigh 40th anniversary road bike review
Raleigh harks back to its glory days with this evocative, limited-edition replica of the bike Joop Zoetemelk rode to victory in the 1980 Tour de France – and it's a real blast (from the past)
By Simon Smythe • Last updated
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GT Grade Carbon Ultegra review
GT's Grade is a bike designed for gravel or adventure road riding. We’ve tested the range topping Carbon Ultegra version
By Paul Norman • Published
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Canyon Infinite AL 8.0S road bike review
Canyon Infinite AL 8.0S road bike £1,149
By Cycling Weekly • Published
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Kuota Kharma Ultra review
Review of the carbon-frame Kharma Ultra
By Cycling Weekly • Published
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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.
By Oliver Bridgewood • Published
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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?
By Nigel Wynn • Published
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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.
By Rupert Radley • Published
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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?
By Nigel Wynn • Published
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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
By Cycling Weekly • Published
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Cervélo Caledonia-5 Ultegra Di2 Disc review
The Cervélo Caledonia-5 bridges the gap between performance and endurance superbly
By Rupert Radley • Last updated
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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
By Paul Norman • Published
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Forme Axe Edge 1.0 road bike review
Forme Axe Edge 1.0 road bike
By Cycling Weekly • Published
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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
By Oliver Bridgewood • Published
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Lynskey Heix review
Lynskey Helix Titanium frameset tested by Tech Editor Mike Hawkins £2,299.99
By Mike Hawkins • Published
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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
By Nigel Wynn • Published
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Cervelo R5 2014 road bike review
Cervelo R5 2014 road bike £5,299
By Mike Hawkins • Published
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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.."
By jclarkson • Published
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Sensa Giulia Custom Road Bike review
Sensa Giulia Custom Road Bike 2013 £3,497.99
By Symon Lewis • Published
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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
By Rupert Radley • Published
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