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Deda Elementi Superleggero carbon seatpost review
A stylish post that's lightweight and performs admirably
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Zipp Service Course SL carbon seatpost review
A stylish and comfortable post suitable for road and gravel adventures but a tad on the heavy side.
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Enve carbon seatpost review
Great looks with a performance to match but very expensive indeed
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Easton EA70 AX handlebar review
A gravel bar that delivers plenty of comfort and stability
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Ritchey WCS Butano handlebar review
Aluminium bars created for ‘mixed terrain riding, with a shallow drop and gentle flare that puts them firmly in the all-road category
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dhb Waterproof gloves review
Great value with just enough detailing to offer decent protection against cool temperatures and persistent showers
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De Marchi Revo Gloves review
Chamois tech for your palms
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Castelli Estremo winter gloves review
Warm, comfortable and lightweight, with a cuff design that really works
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Assos Mille GTO Winter Bib Tights C2 review
Got half a grand set aside to keep you warm on your winter rides? If the answer is yes, get buying now. You'll be warm, your tights will brush off water and spray, and you'll be super comfortable all day - and all winter
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Alpkit Gravel Bag 5L handlebar bag review
Highly effective storage and at a keen price
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Pearl Izumi Men's Cycling Thermal Bib Tights review
If you've not got a load of money to throw at winter tights then these are a good option, but you need to check sizing carefully
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Velocio Zero Men's Bib Tights review
Winter tights that will keep you warm, adjust to your shape and never have you sitting uncomfortably. About as perfect as you'd hope for given the price
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Altura Thunderstorm City 20 Pannier review
Well made and durable, with functionality for a demanding commuter
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Koo Supernova Sunglasses review
Ultra-lightweight and unobtrusive
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Zipp Service Course SL-70 XPLR handlebar review
Expertly designed gravel handlebar that's well-suited to a variety of terrain
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Kask Mojito 3 helmet review
Comfortable, airy and with improved impact protection over the previous model
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Chrome Industries Midweight Cycle Gloves
Warmth without bulk - although with very short cuffs
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Repente Carbon LCF Series Prime 2.0 review
Lightweight, reasonably priced and with a replaceable saddle cover – there’s not much not to like
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Kask Wasabi helmet review
Easily switch between aero and ventilation
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Brooks Scape Large and Small Pannier review
Stylish design and reliable protection from the elements, but not without flaws
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Castelli Perfetto RoS Glove review
Balancing the line between protection and bulk, the Gore-Tex Infinium construction is a highlight of these gloves
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Specialized S-Works Crux review
Is it really a high performance gravel bike, or just a re-badged cyclocross one?
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Hindsight Sunglasses review
Sunglasses for the commuter to provide a rear view, while looking ahead - but there are some areas to improve on
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Assos SS Superléger Skin Layer review
Assos's entry to indoor training kit brings a base layer which it also recommends for summer use
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Rockshox Reverb AXS XPLR dropper post review
Faultless performance, the only question is: will you use it?
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Altura Thermal DWR Leg Warmer review
A more value-orientated take on our favourite leg warmers
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Cervélo R5 Disc Force eTap AXS road bike review
Jumbo-Visma's climbing bike blends all the best ingredients - and tweaks the recipe - to create a mouthwatering ride
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Pinnacle Thermal Cycling Tights Lady Review
Definitely thermal, suited to relaxed rides, but not the best for performance road cycling
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Van Rysel Women's Winter Cycling Bib Tights Quick Zip review
Van Rysel’s Winter Bib Tights are an affordable option for those continuing to ride outdoors in the colder weather. The Quick-Zip system is a nice idea and certainly makes for a swift comfort break. However, the fit and comfort of the tights are compromised by it, and there are practical issues with it too.
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