Tom Wieckowski
Tom joined the Cyclingnews team in late 2022 as tech writer. Tom has over 10 years experience as a qualified mechanic with 5 or so of those being spent running an independent workshop. Tom has ridden and raced bikes from an early age up to a national level on the road and track and has ridden and competed in most disciplines, even the odd bit of bike polo. Tom is as happy tinkering away in the garage as he is out on the road bike exploring the Worcestershire lanes.
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These new solid jockey wheels from CeramicSpeed clean themselves
By Tom Wieckowski published
news Active debris removal keeps bearings running smoothly on the new 'Alpha Disc'
Pinarello Olympic track bikes finalised and now on sale for €29,000
By Tom Wieckowski published
news Italian brand releases male and female-specific Bolide track bikes
Hutchinson claims its new Blackbird performance tyres last over 4000km
By Tom Wieckowski published
news The French manufacturer has launched a new top-end road tyre
Wiggle and Chain Reaction websites set to be imminently relaunched by Frasers Group
By Tom Wieckowski published
news The Frasers Group claims they want to be the No.1 Sporting goods retailer in Europe
Best bike torque wrenches 2024: Protect your components and improve your maintenance work
By Tom Wieckowski last updated
Buyer's Guide The best bike torque wrenches will ensure you can adhere to torque specifications and keep yourself and your bike safe
Majority of WorldTour using temperature sensors as Core announces partnership with 10 teams
By Tom Wieckowski published
news Core claims up to 2/3rds of the pro peloton are now using its sensor to regulate their heat
A Pinarello Dogma gifted to the pope by Egan Bernal is up for auction
By Tom Wieckowski published
news A custom Argentina Dogma F12 gifted to the Pope by Egan Bernal in 2021 is currently up for auction
Scope's new 'revolutionary' Artech wheels claim to be among the worlds lightest
By Tom Wieckowski published
news The Artech wheels have 3D-printed hub shells and have used fish scales to help reduce aerodynamic drag
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Castelli releases new gravel jersey with built in hydration bladder pocket
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Hammerhead launches new Karoo smart bike computer and companion app
The Hammerhead Karoo computer is also included with Sram Red AXS groupsets and on certain high end bikes
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Hammerhead Karoo Review: A smartphone-like user experience
The Hammerhead Karoo brings an awful lot to the table and builds on the class-leading touchscreen and resolution that the previous unit was well-known for -
Sram Red AXS Review: Excellent braking and improved shifting in a lighter overall package
Sram has done an excellent job with Red AXS and there are big improvements in several areas, but the included computer may frustrate some. -
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Budget gravel machines that are well-specced and offer solid performance for the price point
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First ride review: Riding the Ridley E-Grifn, the brand's first e-bike
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Ridley launches three new versions of its Grifn all road bike
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First Ride Review: The Ridley Grifn RS can do road and gravel well with seemingly few drawbacks
Ridley's racy new all-road bike delivered strong performances on both road and gravel during initial testing