Tech question

Is the battery-powered shifting of an electronic groupset something we really can’t live without? We investigate…

By Jack Elton-Walters Published 16 October 15

It’s possible to darn a sock, but is it similarly feasible to weave back together broken carbon-fibre threads, asks Stuart Clapp

By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published 19 November 19

Featherweight frames are set to plummet still further thanks to graphene carbon

By Simon Smythe Published 1 June 17

High-end carbon wheels can turbo-charge your performance and boost your morale — But is it worth upgrading to anything other than this miracle material?

By Simon Smythe Published 22 March 17

Tubeless guru Malcolm Borg of The Cycle Clinic is a wheelbuilder and long-distance cyclist. This is his guide to throwing away your inner tubes

By Paul Norman Published 3 February 19

We can’t all be Geraint Thomas, so should we have a bike like his, asks Simon Smythe

By Simon Smythe Published 16 June 20

Low-price carbon frames available online may seem like tantalising bargains, but can you trust their quality, asks Marc Abbott

By Jack Elton-Walters Published 14 November 16

If money were no object, we'd all have a wheel wardrobe full of options. But for most of us, compromise is essential.

By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published 31 January 20

Optimising aerodynamics is a trade-off between perfection and real-world versatility

By Simon Smythe Published 14 March 18

We ask whether the direct-drive turbo trainers are the way forward over conventional ‘wheel-in’ trainers

By James Bracey Published 15 December 16