It's not often we launch something entirely new on Cyclingnews. So when we do, you know it's a big deal. One of the most recent additions was our hugely successful Cyclingnews Labs series that has seen us empirically test the best bikes, wheels, helmets, and tyres. Now, though, we are leveraging that testing data alongside our thorough review process to bring you bike reviews in full technicolour on YouTube.
These will sit within an entirely new channel, CyclingnewsTech, and while we may do some deep dives into our lab testing datasets in due course, the primary function of the channel is bike reviews only.
No fluff, no filler, no ‘five best things to eat on your next sportive’ or ‘how to train with a heart rate monitor’; there's enough of that content already, so we're just going to offer thorough, in-depth bike reviews.
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For the most part, it'll be me (Will Jones, Cyclingnews' Senior Tech Writer) in front of the camera.
I've given myself a lot of fresh work getting this up and running, but fortunately, I'm already testing the bikes anyway. Now I'm just filming the process for the first time, too.
It means you'll be getting the same level of testing and insight as you'd get in my written reviews, but in a format that's perhaps more easily digestible from the comfort of your sofa or on a train.
If you want to get a flavour of the channel, our first video is out now, and goes further into what we're doing and why, so don't forget to subscribe to be the first to watch our next release.
Feel free to let us know in the comments section which bikes you'd like us to review - we have unparalleled access to the best tech in the industry, so anything is possible.
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