Road bike reviews
Shopping for a new road bike? Discover the must-haves and the always-avoids with reviews from Cycling Weekly.
-
Lynskey Heix reviewLynskey Helix Titanium frameset tested by Tech Editor Mike Hawkins £2,299.99
By Mike Hawkins Published
-
Bianchi Vertigo 105: First ride reviewBianchi is the oldest bike brand in the world. Unsurprisingly, it knows how to design a mid-priced road bike
By Nigel Wynn Published
-
Cervelo R5 2014 road bike reviewCervelo R5 2014 road bike £5,299
By Mike Hawkins Published
-
group test: BeOne Blizzard v Verenti Millook - Verdict review14th 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
-
Sensa Giulia Custom Road Bike reviewSensa Giulia Custom Road Bike 2013 £3,497.99
By Symon Lewis Published
-
Specialized Allez Sprint Comp reviewThe 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
-
Pinarello Dogma F12 frameset reviewThe 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?
By Cycling Weekly Published
-
Wilier Cento 10 NDR Super Record Disc reviewThe Wilier Cento 10 NDR includes features of the Cento 10 Air Race bike in a premium endurance bike with built-in rear suspension system
By Paul Norman Published
-
Calfee Bamboo Pro Road reviewCalfee Bamboo Pro Road: A bike made of bamboo? We had to take one for a ride...
By Cycling Weekly Published
-
Kinesis GFTI Disc frameset reviewWe've tested the Kinesis GFTI titanium frameset, built up with a range of components that highlight its endurance potential.
By Paul Norman Published
-
Canyon Aeroad CFR Disc Di2 reviewThe brand new Aeroad improves in almost every area
By James Bracey Published
-
Cinelli Saetta Radical Plus reviewAn antidote to its exuberant Italian rivals, this all-black Cinelli Saetta looks anything but ‘radical’. It might still have plenty to shout about, though
By Nigel Wynn Published
-
Ritchey Road Logic 2.0 reviewTech editor Mike Hawkins checks out the steel Ritchey Road Logic 2.0
By Mike Hawkins Published
-
Sabbath Silk Road Alp review19 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."
By jclarkson Published
-
GT GTR Series 4 reviewWe 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
-
Cannondale SuperSix Evo Ultegra reviewThe race worthy bike that rolls like a storm cloud beneath you
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
-
Giant TCR Advanced 3By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
-
Colnago AC-R 105: First ride reviewBased on the ultra-exotic, pro-level M10, is Colnago’s cut-price copy the real deal or just a sheep in wolf’s clothing?
By Nigel Wynn Published
-
Vitus ZX-1 CRI Aero Disc reviewThe Vitus ZX-1 CRI gives you top-notch components, headlined by the 50mm Prime carbon wheelset and Shimano Ultegra Di2 groupset
By Paul Norman Published
-
Boardman AiR 9.0 reviewChris Boardman knows better than anyone the value of aerodynamically efficient bicycles, and with his AiR range of bikes he’s put that knowledge to good use
By Matt Lamy Published
-
Pinnacle Dolomite One 2012 reviewWe 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
-
Whyte Wessex SE reviewThe Whyte Wessex SE is a lighter, stiffer version of the standard Wessex, which is a disc brake equipped road bike, intended for all round use, throughout the year
By Oliver Bridgewood Published
-
Kuota Kebel reviewBy Cycling Weekly Published
-
BMC Roadmachine 02 Three reviewThe BMC Roadmachine 02 is an excellent all-rounder, and a great choice for a bike that will always thrive if you're making the conversion to disc brakes/
By Paul Norman Published
-
BH G6 8.1: First ride reviewWhat are the pros and cons of a thoroughbred race bike? Matt Levett finds out when he rides the BH G6 8.1
By Nigel Wynn Published
-
Lapierre Pulsium 500 road bike reviewThe mid-range option in Lapierre's latest offering of road bikes, the 500 is a comfortable ride that will suit racers and sportive riders alike
By Cycling Weekly Published
-
BMC Roadmachine 01 Four Di2 Disc road bike reviewBMC aims to provide comfort without sacrificing fun, and it has succeeded - at a price
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published
-
Hoy Bonaly bike reviewDesigned in partnership with Sir Chris Hoy, the Hoy Bonaly bike promises to offer the lightest, most durable and grin inducing ride for your budding Olympian.
By Hannah Bussey Published
-
Nove Race GTS reviewA nice-handling bike with the option to customise colours to suit your tastes and the spec to suit your needs
By Paul Norman Published
