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Detailed bike, kit and accessory reviews from the experts at Cycling Weekly, helping you buy with confidence.
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Castelli Commuter Reflex Jacket review – I couldn't believe just how reflective it is
Cutting a clean and stylish look during the day, at night the reflective detailing covers the whole jacket
By Andy Turner • Last updated
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Le Col Hors Catégorie Bib Tights review – mega warmth and hydrophobic
Particularly for those really cold days when only the warmest will do
By Paul Grele • Last updated
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Ass Savers Mudder Mini fender / mudguard review – is 'just enough' protection worth it?
Subtle, lightweight, easy to fit and remove... but is discrete the thing you're looking for in a gravel bike mudguard? We rode through the splatter to find out
By Rachel Sokal • Last updated
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Oakley EV Zero Blades photochromic sunglasses review – there's a reason we all want Oakley sunnies
Excellent clarity, terrific adaptation to differing light, and incredibly lightweight
By Chris Marshall-Bell • Last updated
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Garmin Rally power meter pedals review
Garmin's power meter family lets you swap one spindle between pedal bodies, maintaining consistent data across all disciplines. At a cost.
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan • Last updated
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Pirelli Cinturato Velo TLR review
Highly puncture resistance but still reasonably fast rolling, could these be the perfect training tyre?
By Stefan Abram • Last updated
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Ribble Gravel AL Sport GRX RX400 review
Major fun without the major price tag, the Ribble Gravel AL Sport is capable on road and off – especially off
By James Shrubsall • Published
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Steed Thoroughbred bike review - a singlespeed with classic looks that's perfect for modern urban riding
It might only have one gear but this low-priced, practical, steel commuter could tick a lot of boxes
By Ed Westrop • Last updated
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Look Geo City flat pedals review – nicely made pedals but not as grippy as others
We put Look's urban pedal platform through its paces
By Paul Grele • Published
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Grangers Active Wash review – reasonable price; highly effective
It’s worth using a technical wash product to keep expensive cycling clothing working at its best.
By Paul Norman • Published
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Fara F/All-Road Series 2: one bike to do it all? I raced the Gravel National Champs and went bikepacking in Central Europe
An incredibly versatile bike from a boutique brand that’s competitive on price
By Anna Marie Hughes • Last updated
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Velocio Zero Men's Bib Tights review
Winter tights that will keep you warm, adjust to your shape and never have you sitting uncomfortably. About as perfect as you'd hope for given the price
By Chris Marshall-Bell • Last updated
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Assos Mille GTO Winter Bib Tights C2 review
Got half a grand set aside to keep you warm on your winter rides? If the answer is yes, get buying now. You'll be warm, your tights will brush off water and spray, and you'll be super comfortable all day - and all winter
By Chris Marshall-Bell • Last updated
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No cables in sight: the new and fully integrated Moots Vamoots CRD reviewed
Here's a first look at the all-new Moots Vamoots CRD titanium road bike and how it rides.
By Anne-Marije Rook • Last updated
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Nikwax Tech Wash and TX.Direct review - making jackets great again
The market leader for washing and re-proofing waterproof clothing shows why it's top of the pile
By Rachel Sokal • Published
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Ass Savers Fendor Bendor Big rear gravel mudguard review - lightweight; light coverage
A rear guard you can carry in your pocket and deploy at a moment's notice? Is this what every fender hater dreams of?
By Rachel Sokal • Published
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Mudhugger Gravelhugger front and rear fender / guard review - maintaining gravel misadventure throughout the winter
Sturdy and easy to fit with loads of tyre clearance. They won’t keep 100% of the muck off you and your bike but where’s the fun in that?
By Rachel Sokal • Published
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Rapha Technical Trousers review - can riding pants really fit in at the office?
Part of Rapha’s lifestyle range, the Technical Trousers are designed to be worn both on and off the bike. But is it really possible to wear riding trousers in the office and not look like “that guy”?
By Rachel Sokal • Published
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Upgrade Crosstown Poly Pedals review – inexpensive, super grippy and great for urban use
A highly functional and inexpensive pedal with a non-slip surface that works particularly well with traditional flat-soled office shoes
By Paul Grele • Published
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Voilamart 48V Rear Wheel e-bike conversion kit review - cheap and powerful; requires waterproofing
A low cost way of getting e-assistance on your current bike. Although the set up is straightforward, it does require additional waterproofing
By Leigh Emmerson • Last updated
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Specialized S-Works Prevail 3 review - a safer, airier lid
We review the third generation Specialized S-Works Prevail helmet, its ventilation and safety technology and ride feel
By Anne-Marije Rook • Published
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Le Col Pro Jacket II review – a premium product but with the execution to match
Coming in at the upper end of the price bracket, the performance is as good as you would expect
By Andy Turner • Published
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Bell XR Spherical MIPS helmet review – comfortable do-everything helmet that promises durability
Bell brings Spherical MIPS tech to a helmet that’s aimed at gravel and serious recreational riders who want a lid to last more than one season
By John Stevenson • Last updated
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Endura Hummvee II Trousers review - commuter-friendly baggies that can double for causal winter gravel
Good for some light enduro riding or a trip to the office
By Tom Epton • Published
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Rapha Classic Winter Tights with pad review
Comfy fleece-backed tights on days up to around 10°C
By Andy Turner • Published
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Chrome Industries Storm Salute Commute Jacket review - a great jacket but it trades visibility for style
A snug-fitting and trusty layer for the daily commute
By Tom Davidson • Published
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Van Rysel Ultralight Racer Shorts review - super breathable, affordable and versatile for outdoors use too
Highly ventilated, these are ideal for short bursts indoors
By Joe Baker • Published
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Specialized S-Works Romin Evo with Mirror saddle review – supreme comfort, if you can afford it...
If the long-nosed Romin saddle shape already works for you, the Mirror tech elevates the comfort to impressive new levels
By Andy Turner • Published
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Showers Pass Transit Pants review – excellent waterproofing; less so breathability
Not the most breathable material on earth but perfect for when it's properly grim out
By Tom Epton • Published