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Tailfin's ecosystem reminds me of Apple's approach: go all-in, and it works
Sam Jones puts their Mini Panniers, Half Frame Bag and Packing Cubes to the test
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Scicon Aeroscope cycling sunglasses review - performance 'XXL' sunnies that focus on custom fit features
Tall sunnies with a fantastic lens and useful adjustability, but the nosepiece isn’t the comfiest
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Pas Normal Studios x Fizik Mechanism Road Shoes are bound to polarise opinion
PNS x Fizik collab yields a stunning road shoe, but not everyone will agree, says Simon Fellows
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Goodyear Peak Tubeless Complete Gravel tyre review
A classic-looking all-year-round gravel tyre that, luckily enough, works well in the Peak District
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First ride review of the DT Swiss GRC 1100 Dicut 50, gravel wheels for going zoom
Brand new wheels designed for the two faces of gravel: speed and exploration. They’re well designed, but also very expensive
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The finest bike for fast, technical gravel? We test the Giant Revolt X Pro
Its front suspension will enrage the haters, but no matter. The Giant Revolt X Pro is a legit ride when the gravel turns fast, furious – and fun!
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Merida Scultura 6000 Di2 offers impressive spec and performance at a remarkable price
World Tour race bike with electronic gearing delivered at an affordable price point
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Hutchinson Blackbird Racing Lab TLR road tyre review
The speedy Blackbird offers performance and durability in a tubeless-ready package
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Rapha's Reis sunglasses might polarise opinion, but at least they're unique
As one of three new eyewear offerings, Rapha’s Reis sunglasses are impressively light and offer lenses for a wide range of conditions
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Syncros Capital SL Aero wheels made me faster, on fewer watts
Were these faster than stock wheels on the road? Well, one ride used eight watts less and was 2.4kph faster
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Could Hammerhead's latest Karoo be the long-awaited competitor to Garmin and Wahoo?
A better battery life, all-new companion app, superior user-friendliness – the all-new Karoo is Hammerhead’s best unit yet but does it outshine its competitors?
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Koo Alibi sunglasses performed well and turned heads
Unquestionably one of the most stylish and best-performing pairs of photochromic sunglasses on the market – but with a price to match
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Enigma Eikon titanium road bike is undoubtably expensive, but supremely refined
A stunning, all-British titanium road bike - but is it worth the £12,229 price tag?
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Temple Adventure Disc 1 is a continent-crossing tour de force
Ed Westrop puts this range-topping, go-anywhere, load-lugging adventure bike through its paces
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Lightweight bib tights for those who despise wearing leg warmers: Ornot’s Women’s Lightweight Droptail Tight reviewed
'Tights like these are why I’ve bid farewell to the hassles of knee- and leg warmers for good.’
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You had me at fender mounts: The Enve Melee reviewed
We review the Enve Melee, a carbon bike from the Utah-based brand that is making its WorldTour debut this season.
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Jumbo-Visma won 3 Grand Tours with 3 different riders in 2023. All of them were wearing these shoes: the Nimbl Ultimate reviewed
The Nimbl Ultimate looks fast even when standing still. But how does it fit and perform?
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Giant Defy Advanced SL0 is a smooth operator that goes the extra mile
Owen Rogers finds Giant’s range-topping endurance bike does exactly what it says in the tin, but is it exciting?
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Are pockets on the Specialized Men's Prime SWAT Bib Shorts worth parting with extra cash? Perhaps
Pockets come at a premium, but these are a treat to wear if they meet your budget
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The ENGO 2 cycling sunglasses provide data in your eyeline - but aren't quite perfect, yet
Unique in offering a heads up display for cyclists, but not without a few areas for improvement
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String spokes in an ultralight package that is a blast to ride: the Berd Sparrow Gravel Wheelset reviewed
Berd impressed with its unconventional yet exceptionally light, uncommonly smooth and aero-be-damned gravel wheelset
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Customizable titanium race bikes without the eye-watering price tag: Blackheart's Road Ti bike reviewed
The Road Ti offers that calm and refined feel for a fraction of the cost of other titanium racing bikes.
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A great value bike for gravel and fire roads, but capable of trails: Cannondale Topstone 1 Alloy reviewed
Tested on the light gravel, road segment and forest trails, the Topstone 1 Alloy could handle all three, but clearly excelled in the former
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Redshift's funky new Top Shelf Handlebar is made for those who want their gravel bike to feel more like a mountain bike
We reviewed Redshift's new riser bar. It's an odd look perhaps but it feels awesome.
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Blackburn Central Seatpost Rear Rack Review - a sturdy solution for frames without mounts
A versatile and well-made rack that will fit most bikes, but is particularly useful for frames that lack rack mounts.
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A self-flying drone that fits in your jersey pocket and captures surprisingly good footage: the HoverAir X1 reviewed
Cycling Weekly put the self-flying camera drone, HoverAir x1, to the test to see if it works for capturing two-wheeled adventures.
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Cycplus Tiny E-Pump AS2 Review - an electric alternative to CO2
Small enough to fit in your pockets, it inflates to 100psi with a 200-second usage per charge
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Shimano GRX 12 speed reviewed: Shimano shows just how good mechanical shifting can be but is it enough?
We reviewed Shimano's mechanical 12-speed GRX gravel groupset. We were impressed with the performance but would like to see more.
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Silca launches BOA-equipped fast-packing bags - we put them to the test in 150 miles of sleet, hail and snow
Silca launches BOA-equipped flashpacking bags - we put them to the test in 150 miles of sleet, hail and snow
