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POC Women’s Cadence Cycling bib shorts review: Thoughtfully designed and an excellent price
By Emma Cole published
The brand’s patent-pending chamois is very comfortable and offers a barely-there experience

Sportful Fiandre bib shorts review: Understated performance, but a fit that's a little too snug
By Varun Jyothykumar published
review Unfussy performance at a reasonable price, but undersized and would benefit from cargo pockets, given their endurance focus

Rapha Pro Team Bib Shorts III review: What I reach for when it matters most
By Will Jones published
Review Compressive, supportive, and with a pad that’s not quite as thick as previous versions and better for it

Wahoo Elemnt Roam v3 Review: Very good, with only a few minor gripes
By Will Jones published
Review Big screen, big battery, a great feature set, but the new app system is less polished than it should be

Wahoo Trackr Radar
By Andy Turner published
Review Brilliant battery life and excellent features make for a superb radar light

Specialized S-Works Turbo TLR Review: Wide, grippy, and fast-feeling tyres
By Andy Turner published
Review A lightweight, fast-feeling, super grippy tyre is complemented by a very good value price tag, making these a very attractive race tyre.

Lauf Seigla Ultimate gravel bike review: Does Lauf's Grit fork render other gravel suspension forks redundant?
By Tom Wieckowski published
Review The Seigla has everything you need in an up-to-date, capable gravel bike and none of the things you don't

Allied Able review: The future of gravel race bikes, but it's a little too reliant on its party trick
By Josh Croxton published
I've been riding the Allied Able for the past three months, including flat-out racing at the UK's biggest gravel race. Here's everything I've learned, including what I love about it, and a couple of things I don't

Trek CarBack Radar Tail Light review: Hit and miss detection detracts from some decent features.
By Andy Turner published
A high performer when it comes to pickup range, while other areas leave something to be desired

The Hutchinson Caracal Allroad tyres made me wonder if I should ever bother with slicks again
By Will Jones published
Review The Hutchinson Caracal Allroad is a fantastic tyre for true allroad riding. It's no impediment on tarmac, but opens up light gravel in a way that big slicks often fall short on.

SRAM Force AXS review: SRAM continues to elevate performance and steal a march on the competiton
By Tom Wieckowski published
SRAM Force AXS provides excellent performance and narrows the gap between itself and top-tier Red

Fizik Kudo Aero helmet review: Has Fizik delivered with it’s new aero road helmet?
By Tom Wieckowski published
review The Kudo Aero has a lot going for it on paper, but do we need to know how fast it really is?

Pearl Izumi Expedition PRO Bib Short review: Very comfortable but let down by the pockets
By Andy Turner published
Review Supple fabric and impressive chamois for gravel riding, however the performance of the pockets is not good for this level.

Elite Justo 2 smart trainer review: The current benchmark for indoor training
By Aaron Borrill published
review In terms of ride feel, accuracy, bike compatibility, design and pricing, the Elite Justo 2 is the new smart trainer benchmark as it currently stands.

Standert Pfadfinder Review: Certainly a decent all-road machine, but the Instagram tax is quite high
By Will Jones published
review Sorted geometry, clearance for bigger rubber, but the ride feel isn't all that lively despite a stiff frame.

Goodyear Eagle Sport Review: Old school clincher with old school pricing, but modern day performance
By Andy Turner published
Review It’s not the fastest, it’s not the grippiest, but for the price it might just be one of the best value tyres on the market

Orbea Terra Race gravel bike first ride review: Orbea unvails a new evolution of its Terra gravel bike
By Graham Cottingham published
Not yet ratedFirst Ride Orbea has redesigned and optimised its gravel bike to create the new performance-oriented Terra Race platform

Orbea Terra gravel bike first ride review: More capability without sacrificing versatility and speed
By Graham Cottingham published
Not yet ratedFirst Ride Orbea gives its Terra gravel bike an update to enhance its adventure and ultra-endurance racing credentials
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