Guy started writing and testing for bike mags in 1996. Since then, he’s written several million words about several thousand bikes and a vast amount of riding gear. He’s also penned a handful of bike-related books and he reviews bikes over on YouTube.
Latest articles by Guy Kesteven

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Review Mavic’s Ultimate Merino bib shorts are potentially super comfortable and cosy intermediate weather winners, but have they gone too far with the pad thickness?

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Features The arrival of disc brakes on road bikes has revolutionised all-weather control and confidence but they need correct alignment to work perfectly

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Buyer's guide Spatz is a rapidly expanding range of premium, highly innovative weather beating bike kit designed by a Yorkshire ex Pro and an Olympic champion

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Review We test the latest version of Ribble’s Endurance SLR Disc road bike to see if the UK direct-to-consumer brand can compete on performance while winning on price

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Features Get your new bike ready to go or switch your pedals quickly and easily by following our detailed how-to guide

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Review Has adding stretch panels and a decent pocket to Gore’s ultralight Shakedry waterproof jacket made it the ultimate all-weather shell or compromised its purity?

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Review Endura has gone big on protection with its Pro SL helmet, making it great for gravel and adventure riding but at what cost? We’ve been riding one for a full year with mixed results

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Review The Zipp Tangente Course G40 gravel tyre only comes in one size and one style, but if you like seriously tough stiction in 700 x 40mm, it’s outstanding

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Review The Giant Recon HL1600 isn’t just great value for its output, it’s got some really neat features. But is it all positive for this budget night blaster?

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Review The Vento Argo is Fizik’s entry into the increasingly popular short-nose saddle market but where does it sit in our rankings?

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Review Raleigh is reliving the glory days of its 1980 Tour de France win with a remake of the iconic Team 753 bike, but how does it actually ride? We've been tightening up its toe straps to find out

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Review We’ve been wearing Gore’s ultra-sophisticated Fabian Cancellara collaboration kit all summer, so do Spartacus’ jersey and shorts measure up to his super classy riding reputation?

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Review The flat-bar version of the Kinesis Fazua-powered Range E-adventure bike aims to balance urban versatility with an all-terrain performance boost. We’ve been whipping it around town and local trails to find out how it rides

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Review Hunt’s new 36 Carbon Wide Aero wheelset looks ideal for cost-conscious riders looking for a performance upgrade for a rim braked bike. We've been spending the last few months checking out how they perform.

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Review SRAM's new wide-range option for its Force eTap AXS group is potentially perfect for a whole new range of road and gravel riders. We've put hundreds of on- and off-road kilometres into it to see how it works in the real world

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Review Brooks Cambium Rubber handlebar tape is designed to complement its distinctive rubberised Cambium saddles

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Review Zipp is claiming the 303S wheels are faster than the previous Firecrest. We've been riding them on- and off-road for the past two months to find out if that’s true

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Review Ere Research’s Genus bar tape is wide, plush and beautifully packaged but what’s it like to work and ride with?

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Review We've spent several uncompromising months riding Ere Research’s lightweight tubeless race tyres. Here's how they compare to better known brands

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Review Zipp’s new 303 pairing promises game-changing ride quality and holistic performance versatility plus a whole new level of affordability. Let's see if they deliver on their big promises

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Review Le Col Sport II is designed for flattering fuller figures while still delivering the signature features of its premium siblings. Let's take a look at how it performs

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review We take a closer look at DiscoBrakes' comprehensive range of good quality, super-bright brake spares

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review Expensive and not the easiest to fit or re-fit, but once it's on, it’s great tape for rougher rides all year round
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