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Assos Mille GTO LS Jersey C2 review: a premium jersey at an equally premium price
A jersey that's undeniably expensive but one that offers exceptional comfort for spring riding
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Vision Metron 60 SL review: not the lightest, but fast rolling and brilliantly stiff
Ridden by Mark Cavendish no less, when he broke the Tour de France stage win record, these deep-section wheels are no stranger to the pro peloton.
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Mavic Syncros SL MIPS Helmet review: a jack of all trades but master of none?
Designed for road, gravel, and even XC MTB, the Syncros SL is a feature-packed multi-use helmet, but does it hit the allrounder sweet spot?
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Café du Cycliste Winter Gloves review: fantastically warm, but expensive and lack dexterity
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Rapha's Excess Men's Pro Team Gore-Tex Rain Jacket is uniquely colourful, pricey, PFAS-restricted in the US and the most comfortable hard shell yet
Rapha’s newest rain jacket is built with reclaimed material and has a nifty trick: it’s stretchy. Does contain PFAS though.
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Van Rysel RCR MIPS helmet review: big vents, low price, high quality and MIPS too
Yet again, Van Rysel works the price-performance ratio hard, this time for a road cycling helmet
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DMT KM30 gravel cycling shoe review: knitted gravel shoes with a healthy dose of Italian style
DMT's take on the knitted shoe, which works well for relaxed rides and longer distances but lacks support for hard efforts
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With incredible battery life and hard-to-beat value, the Coros Dura is a solid little computer yet I’ll be sticking with Garmin - here’s why
The Dura is a sleek GPS cycling computer with impressive battery life and performance, but it falls short when riding off the beaten path.
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Mavic Allroad SL wheelset review: in an increasingly carbon world, can high-end alloy still cut it?
Mavic has always done things differently, but how does the feature-packed, jack-of-all-trades Allroad SL compare to similarly priced carbon options?
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Hiplok DX1000 bike lock review: one of the most secure bike locks I have ever tested
While the DX1000 impressed in our angle grinder test, this high level of security comes at quite a price
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Fara F/Gravel Bike review: comfortable, versatile, with a good turn of speed
A rugged, trail-ready carbon gravel bike that can be as adventurous as you want it to be
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Abus Granit Super Extreme 2500 bike lock review: the most easily transportable angle grinder-resistant lock on the market
Abus is highly regarded for creating some of the world's best bike locks, and the Granit Super Extreme showcases its remarkable attention to detail
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Shimano MW502 winter cycling shoe review: a small price to pay for warm feet
A budget winter shoe for those with frozen funds and toes like iceblocks
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BMC Teammachine R 01 ONE review: very fast on smooth tarmac, built with incredible attention to detail
Every inch of this race bike is built for speed, with no detail missed to maximise performance
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Litelok X3 bike lock review: an exceptionally well-rounded angle grinder-resistant lock that perfectly balances weight, reach and security
Boasting additional reach and features over its main rival, the OnGuard RockSolid, the X3 presents superb value
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Wool by the bucketful, or should it be the thimbleful? Ornot’s Super Thermal Merino Jersey reviewed
A made-in-California winter jersey that combines jacket-like warmth with exceptional breathability.
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OnGuard RockSolid 8950 review: finally, the bike lock to stop opportunistic thefts?
This is the lock that defeated our brutal angle grinder test with barely a scratch. Rated Sold Secure Diamond, I rate and recommend it too
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The State Titanium All-Road is an admirable but flawed attempt to build a titanium gravel bike for the masses
A titanium frame at budget pricing is a great step, but does a premium frame material matter if the bike's componentry holds it back?
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Litelok X1 review - the self-proclaimed 'next generation angle-grinder resistant D-lock'
Wrapped in an eco-friendly rubber, the Litelox X1 balances weight with high security to create a high quality lock that's easy to use
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Abus 440 Alarm U-Lock bike lock review
With a solid shackle, U-Locks are a great bike theft deterrent on their own, but adding an audible alert in to the mix give the Albus 440 Alarm U-Lock the edge.
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Abus 6206K Goose Lock review - exceptionally easy to transport and use
Not the most secure lock but certainly one of the easiest to transport
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Squire Straplok 35/850 wearable bike lock review: lightweight, comfortable, and so simple to use
This has my vote for best wearable bike lock because it's a breeze to use, incredibly comfy to wear and let down only by its slightly inferior Sold Secure Silver rating
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Litelok Core Plus 75cm wearable lock review: A Sold Secure diamond-rated bike lock for those travelling light
The Litlok Core Plus performs admirably at the bike rack; however, the wearability of this very secure lock is questionable
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Sidi Algor winter shoe review: warmth and grip even when the trails demand a little walking
If you are venturing off-road in the winter then the Sidi Algor cycling boots will do a good job of keeping your feet toasty
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Sidi Nix review: a performance winter boot that, with the brand's new fit, makes a lasting impression
With Primaloft and Gore-Tex fabrics, the Sidi Nix boot is warm and winter-proof, but brand names cost money
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Le Col Pro All Weather Gilet review: warmth, protection and pockets but barely packable
An insulated gilet designed to be worn for the duration of chilly, mid-season rides
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CYCPLUS AS2 Pro reviewed: electric, precise and compact—is this the bike pump for the 21st century?
The AS2 Pro e-pump offers a modern solution for quick tyre inflation but it also comes with modern drawbacks
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Lake CX146 winter shoe review: comfort, weather protection and warmth
Neater and more performance-orientated than many winter boots, the Lake CX146 are nimble enough down to a touch below freezing
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Cervelo Caledonia-5 review: a bike for every occasion
Summer, winter, rough or smooth, the Caledonia-5 is an extremely capable bike that sacrifices little in the way of performance
