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Vittoria Corsa Pro review: A year with the peloton’s favourite cotton tyre
By Will Jones published
Review Fast and grippy, but it’s the smoothness that really sets them apart

Van Rysel RCR review: It cements the brand amongst the big players, but is it actually that good value?
By Will Jones published
Review A true performance machine from the budget brand, but the bike doesn't offer the value the brand name suggests

Oakley Radar EV Path review: Old school, multi-sport option that still mixes it with the best
By Will Jones published
Review Not the biggest coverage, but can be used off the bike and they never shift

Van Rysel Racer 2 jersey review: The best budget cycling jersey on the market
By Will Jones published
Review Pro level fit, but you can still tell it’s a budget jersey

Fizik Vento Omna Wide - Decently wide shoes but with a wallet-friendly price tag
By Will Jones published
Review No carbon soles, but a genuinely roomy fit from the Italian brand

Specialized S-Works Evade III helmet review - An all-round excellent option
By Josh Croxton published
review Fast, comfortable, lightweight and safe, what's not to like?

Albion All Road Lightweight Short Sleeve Jersey review: The best out there, but it does have a flaw
By Will Jones published
Review Well cut, minimally branded, just the right thickness, and not crazy expensive either

The Canyon Grizl:ON CF Trail shows why 'just buy an MTB' is nonsense
By Tom Wieckowski published
review I tested the burly, top spec Grizl:ON which can cut it easily on MTB trails

Basso Diamante SV review: A Colnago contender that's €900 too cheap
By Will Jones last updated
Review Fabulous handling, beautiful to look at, but own-brand wheels on an €11k bike is madness

Trek Madone Gen 8 SL7: First ride review
By Peter Stuart published
Not yet ratedReview Trek's new Madone supersedes its aero champion and kills off the Emonda altogether - so is this one bike to rule them all?

Wilier Verticale SLR review: A snappy lightweight bike built for racing uphill
By Josh Croxton published
review We tested Wilier's all-new 6.8kg, £11,000 featherweight superbike

Attaquer All Day Jersey review: Tested over 10+ hours in the saddle
By Tom Wieckowski published
review My longest-ever bike ride was a great test for the Australian brand's All-day jersey

Less than 1% battery life used in a three-hour ride: New Coros Dura computer is a gamechanger
By Josh Croxton published
Not yet ratedreview A first-ride review of the smartwatch brand's first foray into cycling

Quoc M3 Air review: Fantastic aesthetics and on-trend right now, but is there something missing
By Tom Wieckowski published
review We test the latest Quoc road offering which Geraint Thomas has just used to ride onto the podium at the Giro

Reviewing Roval's limited edition wheels: The Roval Rapide CLX II Team
By Josh Croxton published
review Better, exclusive, and with a host of added extras, but are the Rapide CLX II Team worth the significant price hike?

New Fulcrum Sharq all-road wheel review: Wonderful wavy wheels for big, fast miles
By Will Jones published
Review Exceptional in crosswinds, sure-footed downhill, and beautifully silent too

Highbar wants to redefine helmet straps: I rode 100km wearing one to see if it can
By Josh Croxton published
review Testing Highbar's unreleased helmet, complete with pivoting solid strap system

Aurum Magma first ride review: Have two Grand Tour winners produced a solid all-around race bike?
By Tom Wieckowski published
Not yet ratedfirst ride How does a race bike designed by Contador and Basso perform?
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