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Van Rysel Women's EDR Menstrual Cycling Shorts offer an excellent solution to cycling on your period, but paying more for the bibshort option may be wiseAbsorbent cycling shorts for riding during your period, though we'd suggest paying more for the bibshort option if you're seeking long ride performance
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Magene C706 bike computer review: flagship hardware, fledgling softwareThe GPS head unit equivalent of Champagne for Prosecco money? Magene's well-priced flagship bike computer takes on the big established brands.
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BlackHeart Road Plus AL review: a quick and capable road bike, an underbiker’s delightLively on the road and game for dirt detours, BlackHeart’s aluminium all-rounder makes a strong case for spending good money on an aluminium bike
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Mason Definition Integrale road bike review: the aluminium endurance bike gets a speed boostMason’s beloved Definition endurance bike gets the Integrale treatment for a sportier feel
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MAAP Aeon LS jersey review: a versatile long-sleeve jersey across a broad range of conditionsFrom chilly starts to warmer temperatures, the Aeon LS is suitable for both and offers some added UV protection that the short-sleeve counterpart lacks
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No.6 52/58 Superlight Aero wheelset review: Can this more affordable aero option rival the big-name counterparts?An extremely light and aerodynamic wheelset, utilising differing rim depths and carbon spokes
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Pas Normal Studios Mechanism Pro bib shorts review: Very lightweight materials make these great in the heatThe shorts and straps are incredibly lightweight with superb moisture wicking, ideal in heatwaves and turbo trainer sessions
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Cannondale Caad14 review: a good bike that would be great, with one component swapThe new Caad14 pairs integration and contemporary standards in a do-it-all aluminium package – it just needs a better wheelset
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Scope Artech 2 wheelset review: low weight and climbing performance at a high priceSub-kilogram disc wheelsets are the stuff of dreams, but Scope's Artech 2s offer more than just low weight thanks to some clever design and construction
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Udog Forza gravel shoe review: distinctive-looking, comfy and breathableThe Udog Forza gravel shoe stands out in a crowd and is comfortable enough to be unnoticeable when riding
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Factor Elara review: a bonkers, incredibly capable gravel bike designed for nothing else but going fastAn aero gravel bike designed around massive tyre clearances and two-by groupset compatibility – it’s got that unmistakable wide-set fork, too
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Garmin Forerunner 970 review: the around-the-clock performance sidekick that never sleepsThe highly capable smartwatch that works better as a head unit partner than a rival
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Giant Revolt Advanced 2 review: a good value all-round gravel bikeBacked by a lineage spanning 13 years, the Giant Revolt is a well-sorted gravel bike available at a variety of price points
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Rapha Women's Brevet Cargo bib shorts III review: well-designed and quick to dryBuilt for comfort and convenience during back-to-back days in the saddle, with ample storage to keep ride essentials close at hand.
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Van Rysel RCR-R 5 bib shorts review: a solid fit and design, but better suited to shorter-length ridesVan Rysel's RCR-R 5 Bib Shorts undercut most of the big brands on price, but do they match them for comfort?
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Enve G SES Pro 4.5 review: big and shiny wheels made for going fast with fat tyresNew gravel hoops from the American company pack some serious engineering into an impressive package, but cost an arm and a leg
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Scope Artech 4.A wheelset review: extraordinary performance and weight, with a price tag to matchFavoured by some WorldTour teams, this exceptionally expensive wheelset uses clever features to achieve a sublime ride
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Van Rysel RCR jersey review: a racy budget option that delivers in most areasA stylish, reasonably priced race jersey from French brand Van Rysel
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Velocio Luxe bib short review: an expensive but stellar performerThe Luxe bib shorts have had a revamp, but have the updates improved an already great product?
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Velocio Concept jersey review: a high-quality race option for warm-weather ridesWith its lightweight fabrics, aero pretensions and close fit, the Concept jersey works equally well for fast gravel and road rides
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Udog Sempre road shoe review: mid-priced kicks for high-volume feetThe Sempre road shoes look great but really need two dials to compete at the highest level
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Seka ExAero GR review: can this highly in-demand Chinese gravel frame compete with the established favourites?A high-quality frame with a superb paint finish and great features that delivers both on- and off-road
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Velocio Concept bib short review: Supportive and comfortable shorts for any terrainPremium comfort and premium price for shorts that work on and off-road
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Van Rysel RCR shoes review: Pro performance for half the priceVan Rysel's top-tier road shoes represent great value, but do they offer the comfort and performance of more expensive options?
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Factor Sarana gravel bike review – an extreme gravel option designed to take you places your regular bike couldn't dream ofWhy prune a tree with a pair of scissors when you've got secateurs? The Sarana is a specific bike that caters to its market of ultra gravel riders and bikepackers perfectly
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'A brilliantly practical endurance jersey' - Rapha Women's Brevet Merino Jersey III reviewA quality garment that combines premium fabric, thoughtful storage, all-day comfort, and night-time reflective detailing
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Wolf Tooth Mk0 DEL pedal review: A brilliant off-road pedal system, but is it worth the premium over the standard DEL version?The lightest SPD pedal system available with a large contact patch and low stack, but all this comes at an exceptional price
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Scribe Elan Ultra 6 wheels review: premium road racing wheelset that climbs as well as they rollAn impressive blend of aerodynamics, low weight, and stiffness
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BBB Chester Flux sunglasses review: Budget wraparound riding sunglasses that match the big brands on looks and lens qualityBBB Cycling's glasses offer you all the protection your eyes need when riding, and do so for a fraction of the cost of the well-known brands
