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Kask Sintesi review - a great mid-range all-rounder, aside from having no glasses port
The Kask Sintesi packs in premium features and a respectably low weight - it would be a perfect mid-range option if not for its lack of stowability for sunglasses
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Adidas The Cycling Hijab review - cool and comfy with a few neat features
The stretchy and quick-wicking fabric is great - as are the reflective and glasses loops - could be a bit longer on the chest, though
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Invani Men's Cool Weather Reversible Jersey review - a great option even if it wasn't reversible
Invani says this is for cool weather training, but this short sleeved jersey could feasibly be worn for nine months of the year in more northerly latitudes
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Techalogic HC-1 Front Camera review - lightweight and unobtrusive
This lightweight camera hits the sweetspot between usability, great film quality, weight and price
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Scribe Élan Wide+ 32-D Wheelset review
Super responsive on steep climbs and accelerations on the flat
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Lazer CityZen KinetiCore helmet review - comfortable and safe
The dedicated light mount is cheaper than fully integrating the lights - and gives you a wider range of options
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Kask Moebius Limelight helmet review - nicely integrated lights but not one for those who run hot
The Kask Moebius Limelight combines strong safety credentials with great visibility, although the ventilation could be improved
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The Enve MOG: a first ride review of the American brand's debut foray into gravel
American composites manufacturer, Enve, from Ogden, Utah, today unveiled its take on a gravel bike for the modern rider. We took it out for a spin. Here's what we thought.
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Changing gear with the flick of a Blip. Testing SRAM's wireless gear changers
Weighing just a few grams and with the potential to be mounted (almost) anywhere, are SRAM's Blips a worthwhile accessory to any bike or just for TT riders?
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Horizon Fitness 7.0 IC Fitness Bike reviewed: A budget-friendly alternative to Peloton, made for apps
We put Horizon Fitness' 7.0 IC Fitness Bike through its paces and review the budget-friendly Peloton alternative
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Rapha Core Cargo Bib Shorts review - reasonably priced and all-round excellent shorts
The shorts are great just in themselves – the extra storage space is an incredibly welcome bonus
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Supersapiens glucose monitor review - it's cutting edge tech but just how useful is it for amateur cyclists?
For athletes wanting to get a tighter handle on their metrics, this is currently the only glucose sensor of its kind - however, there are more limitations than you might at first expect
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Brand X Road Bike review - it left me wondering how can a bike this cheap be so good?
A bike that is aimed at road riding beginners - and which shows just how far trickle down tech has come
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Looks be damned: a Type II adventure review of the simply effective Bar Mitts
Neoprene booties but for your hands, Bar Mitts are a cure for the bitter cold
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Shimano PD-M520 SPD pedals review - an absolute classic
A really versatile and rugged pedal that can be used for many styles of riding
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Specialized Allez Sport review - it's been popular for years for a reason
A smart, fun and versatile road bike whether you're just starting out or been at it for ages
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North St LTD Upcycled Daypack review -probably the best use of old SRAM and Life Time event gear ever
Made from donated event tents and sail cloth makes this a super practical and a totally unique sustainable* choice
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Colnago C68 bike review - tradition and technology in perfect proportions
The latest model-C Colnago is still made in Italy and still has lugs, but it is a thoroughly 21st-century superbike
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Wahoo Kickr Steer first ride review - a more promising take on steering for indoor cycling
Wahoo’s development of both the hardware and software - with the new Kickr Steer unit and updated RGT app - makes for a neat complete package
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Look X-Track gravel pedals review - slightly wider platform boosts stability, compared to Shimano's M520 pedals
A quality SPD-compatible pedal that can handle plenty of abuse
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Giro Ethos MIPS helmet review - indicator lights: great or gimmick?
A feature heavy helmet with some novel integrations. The functionality is flawless but whether it's worth the premium price tag is less obvious
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HED Emporia GC3 Performance gravel wheelset review - strong, robust and made in the USA
A solid, dependable set of hoops but - no surprise - they are more expensive than those made in the Far East
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Shimano S-Phyre RC903 - the brand's new range-topping road shoes reviewed
The standard last is a little narrow but with a wide fit option the Shimano S-Phyre RC903 accommodates a wide variety of riders
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Rapha Men's Brevet Insulated Long Sleeve Gore-Tex Infinium Jersey review - an excellent all-round winter riding jersey
We tested and reviewed Rapha's men's Brevet Insulated Long Sleeve Gore-Tex Infinium jersey for cycling
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Techalogic DC-1 Helmet Camera (Front and Rear Facing) review - neat design but too heavy in use
A good value camera that is able to record front and rear at the same time but is a little heavy on a cycling helmet
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Pinnacle Competition Cycling Jacket review
A reasonable price and great weatherproofing - but let down by its breathability
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Specialized/Fjällräven Handlebar Bag and Rack review - capacious and stylish but not so practical
Rigid and stylish bar rack combo that has excellent easy access to bulkier items, but is pricey
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Topeak Frontloader Bar Bag review - large and sturdy but no quick-access
Bikepacking is made easy with this harness style bar bag that lets you remove the dry bag once you've arrived at your destination
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Time ATAC XC 2 pedal review - clean, easy, and pain-free pedalling on gravel trails and the way to work
The design of the mountain biker's knee-friendly favourite hasn't changed in 20 years - there'll be a good reason for that
