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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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Boardman SLR 8.6 review - great value but the frame outclasses the components
An affordable and dependable workhorse
By Andy Turner Published
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Tailfin Top Tube Pack review - the all new range has been a resounding success
if you're fussy about details, this could one for you
By Stefan Abram Published
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Kask Utopia Y - we test the aero model's latest iteration
A high-quality aerodynamic road helmet that looks the part and performs very well
By Charlotte Broughton Published
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Sportful Loom Thermal Long Sleeve Jersey review - a versatile lightweight option
Great for those inbetween-y temps and pairs well with a baselayer for cooler mornings
By Tom Epton Published
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Specialized Diverge Comp E5 review - front end comfort on the bike that promises to do it all
The front end dampening from the Future Shock makes its way down to the affordable end of the Diverge range
By Rachel Sokal Published
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Adidas The Gravel Cycling Shoe review - three-striped style turns to the trail
Adidas go full-on gravel chic with a new off-road shoe
By Rachel Sokal Published
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Restrap Frame Bag (Large) review - rugged and practical for serious bikepackers
The Restrap bag will take anything you throw at it - or put in it
By Joe Baker Last updated
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Boardman ADV 8.6 review: a lot of gravel bike without the big price tag
Boardman specs its entry-level gravel bike well to handle the majority of off-road action
By Paul Norman Published
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Chris King's GRD23 R45D premium carbon gravel wheelset reviewed: Is the price tag worth it?
We reviewed Chris King's GRD23 R45D carbon gravel wheels. The premium wheels come with big price tag. Is it worth it?
By Tyler Boucher Published
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Invani Reversible Arm Warmers review
Lightweight arm warmers that are the perfect accompaniment on shoulder season riding - providing there's no rain forecast
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Restrap Race Top Tube Bag review - plenty of storage space without getting in the way of your knees
The rigid construction of this bag helps it keep its streamlined shape
By Anna Marie Abram Published
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Assos Mille GTS Spring/Fall Bib Shorts - the perfect shorts for cooler rides and more
Designed for those months of uncertain weather, Assos’ Spring/Fall shorts go above and and beyond in terms of versatility and comfort
By Owen Rogers Published
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Coros Apex 2 Pro review - phenomenal battery life and finally a wrist-based HRM that works
An all-adventure Indiana Jones of a GPS watch with exceptional battery life and a host of features you may or may not find a use for in your daily regime
By David Bradford Published
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Pinnacle Laterite 2 road bike review - an excellent value workhorse model
A fantastic value winter trainer or commuter bike that won't break the bank
By Paul Grele Published
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Fizik Vento Stabilita Carbon review - the Arch Support 2.0 system takes things up a notch
Effective though the arch support is, it’s still worth considering whether this is the USP you really need
By Stefan Abram Published
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Geraint Thomas’ SunGod Velans review - they’re great, but are they cool enough for the Tour de France winner?
The Welshman's new shades tick all the boxes, according to our in-house reviewer
By Tom Davidson Published
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MET Rivale MIPS helmet review - a little bit of everything
A lightweight, airy, aero and protective helmet that's really competitively priced
By Rachel Sokal Published
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Oladance open ear headphones review - puts the mini speakers to the test
Stereo sound in a small package, but with a big price tag and a white noise pay-off for sensitive ears
By Hannah Bussey Published
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Oxford Aqua Evo Adventure Seat Pack review - top-notch waterproofing and minimal sway
It lacks the bells and whistles of the most premium saddle packs, but for those on a budget it's an excellent option
By Joe Baker Published
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Scott Foil RC Ultimate review - the Foil’s paradox is finally answered
An excellent ride - but a truly exceptional price tag
By Anna Marie Abram Published
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Kask Sintesi review - a great mid-range all-rounder, aside from having no glasses port
The Kask Sintesi packs in premium features and a respectably low weight - it would be a perfect mid-range option if not for its lack of stowability for sunglasses
By Joe Baker Published
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Adidas The Cycling Hijab review - cool and comfy with a few neat features
The stretchy and quick-wicking fabric is great - as are the reflective and glasses loops - could be a bit longer on the chest, though
By Kamar Omar Published
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Invani Men's Cool Weather Reversible Jersey review - a great option even if it wasn't reversible
Invani says this is for cool weather training, but this short sleeved jersey could feasibly be worn for nine months of the year in more northerly latitudes
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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Techalogic HC-1 Front Camera review - lightweight and unobtrusive
This lightweight camera hits the sweetspot between usability, great film quality, weight and price
By Paul Grele Published
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Scribe Élan Wide+ 32-D Wheelset review
Super responsive on steep climbs and accelerations on the flat
By Andy Turner Published
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Lazer CityZen KinetiCore helmet review - comfortable and safe
The dedicated light mount is cheaper than fully integrating the lights - and gives you a wider range of options
By Andy Turner Published
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Kask Moebius Limelight helmet review - nicely integrated lights but not one for those who run hot
The Kask Moebius Limelight combines strong safety credentials with great visibility, although the ventilation could be improved
By Andy Turner Published
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The Enve MOG: a first ride review of the American brand's debut foray into gravel
American composites manufacturer, Enve, from Ogden, Utah, today unveiled its take on a gravel bike for the modern rider. We took it out for a spin. Here's what we thought.
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Changing gear with the flick of a Blip. Testing SRAM's wireless gear changers
Weighing just a few grams and with the potential to be mounted (almost) anywhere, are SRAM's Blips a worthwhile accessory to any bike or just for TT riders?
By Simon Richardson Published