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Detailed bike, kit and accessory reviews from the experts at Cycling Weekly, helping you buy with confidence.
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Specialized Flux 1250 Headlight review - floodlight function is great for the road, less so the trails
Spreading its lumens over such a wide area does light up the roads nicely - although that does mean the spotlight isn't as bright as other 1,250 lumen lights
By Andy Turner Published
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Altura Airstream Jacket review - an inexpensive emergency layer
The Airstream scrunches up small and provides reasonable protection from the elements - although its durability may prove an issue
By Myles Warwood Published
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Specialized Air Tool Comp Floor Pump review - the do-it-all pump that you'll never lose in the back of the garage
A floor pump that's easy to find, attach and inflate your tires on whatever bike you want
By Rachel Sokal Published
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Cannondale Junction helmet review - MIPS protection for just $95 / £65
An excellent value-for-money, do-it-all helmet that looks decent and boasts added protection of MIPS
By Emma Silversides Published
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Crankbrothers Candy 1 pedals review - gravel doesn't have to be grey
The pedal that gives you a generous platform, excellent mud shedding and a little colour on your ride
By Rachel Sokal Published
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Tifosi Rail Clarion Fototec sunglasses review - a (more) affordable rimless option which rivals premium brands
With a large wraparound lens, Tifosi’s Rail sunglasses provide excellent protection from debris - as well as an up-to-date look
By Anna Marie Abram Published
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Apple Watch Ultra review - a great smartwatch and a good sports-watch
The watch-phone integration is seamless and unparalleled, although some features a lacking - such as battery life. Overall, it's still a strong contender (provided you're an iPhone user)
By Andy Turner Published
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SKS Raceblade Pro XL Stealth Series fender/ mudguard set review - sturdy, rub-free and keeps off the worst of the spray
Highly adjustable, easy to fit and rock solid over rough roads
By Andy Turner Published
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Assos Equipe RS Johdah S9 Targa Winter Jacket review - can it possibly justify the $725 / £610 price tag?
Warm, versatile, lightweight and incredibly expensive, well it is Assos
By Owen Rogers Published
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Le Col Sport Thermal Cargo Bib Shorts review - toasty warm, comfortable and practical
Designed with all-round versatility in mind, these well-thought out, Italian-made bib shorts are ideal for long weekend rides, daily commutes or even taking samples to the vets
By Adam Jones Published
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Ribble 725 Gravel Pro review - fun to ride and value for money but not without issues
Built using Reynolds 725 steel tubing, Ribble's latest gravel offering is both comfortable and adaptable
By Joe Baker Published
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Brooks England Scape Handlebar Pouch review – tidily-made and convenient place to carry your stuff
Good-looking bag with enough capacity for day rides but can we please have something better than straps to mount it?
By John Stevenson Published
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The new Giro Aries Spherical reviewed: lighter than the Aether, safest of them all
Backed by a #1 safety rating from Virginia Tech, the new Aries is Giro’s lightest and safest performance helmet with Mips Spherical Technology yet
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Hollowgram R45 wheelset review - stealthy looks and sticking with hooks
Hollowgram's R45 wheels follow the current trend for more affordable carbon wheels - plus they keep your tire and PSI options open with traditional hooked rims
By Sam Gupta Published
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Fizik Tempo Decos Carbon review - a great all-rounder with head-turning colours
The Italian brand does it again with high-quality kicks that fit straight out of the box
By Adam Jones Published
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Garmin Forerunner 955 Solar review - easily the best value option from Garmin's solar range
From tracking your rides to telling you how much REM you had through the night, this GPS watch has a lot to tell you
By Simon Richardson Published
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LifeLine EVA Bike Pod review - will a $220.00 / £199.99 do the job?
A budget priced bike box that does the job, but is not without issues
By Paul Norman Published
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Deda Elementi Trenta 2 gravel wheelset review - light and snappy but a little too firm to be called comfy
A performance-orientated set of carbon hoops with solid all-road and gravel riding credentials
By Luke Friend Published
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American Classic Aggregate gravel tire review - solid performance at an affordable price
The relatively low price tag may suggest a budget offering but does the Aggregate punch above its weight?
By Luke Friend Published
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Fizik Vento Ferox Carbon review - super robust gravel bike shoes with good breathability
Velcro retention won’t suit all - especially at this price point - but the Vento Ferox Carbon are super stiff, lightweight and employ a very impressively wear-resistant upper
By Anna Marie Abram Published
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Fulcrum Racing 4 C17 wheelset review - one of the few solid options left for rim-brake bikes with tight clearances
Whilst many brands opting to drop rim-brake wheels from their ranges, Fulcrum has been continuing to maintain its models - we find out how the latest iteration stacks up...
By Andy Turner Published
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New Loox Varo Backpack Pannier review - detachable shoulder straps will work for some, but there are more elegant solutions
A decent two-in-one pannier and backpack but dual purpose comes with plenty of compromises; it's not remarkable at being either
By Emma Silversides Published
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SKS Bluemels Basic fenders / mudguards review – good, but the clue’s in the name: they’re pretty basic
The latest version of the classic SKS Bluemels design is fairly good at keeping you dry, but fiddly to install
By John Stevenson Published
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Specialized Air Tool Road review - a sleek, high-volume mini-pump
A fast and effective pump when you have your hands in the right places
By Rachel Sokal Published
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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
By Tom Epton Published
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Bontrager NCS Fenders / Mudguards review – easy to fit and effective protection
Elegant mudguards made from tough polycarbonate with built-in mudflaps
By John Stevenson Published
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Techalogic CR-1 Rear Light and Camera review - inexpensive and effective, but not as sleek as the competition
If recording events from your bike is important then this Techalogic has got your back covered...
By Paul Grele Published
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Prime Primavera 44 road wheels review - superb hoops at an excellent price
These aren't the lightest wheels on the market and they don't make the boldest aerodynamic claims - but at this price we wouldn't expect them to be. This is an excellent set of wheels and excellent value, too
By Andy Turner Published
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Tacx Neo Bike Plus Trainer review - excellent, but expensive
The Tacx Neo Bike Plus brings a raft of incremental improvements along with its substantial increase in price. It is very, very good, but also now further out of reach for many
By Andy Turner Published
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