Latest articles by Joe Baker
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I use the Wahoo Elemnt Bolt V2 and it’s finally reduced - this is the bike computer that convinced me to switch from Garmin
I've used the Elemnt Bolt V2 for my longest gravel ride and an trans-Alpine epic and it never skipped a beat
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Tech roundup: A ski helmet for cycling, FREE Ortlieb repairs, and a new clothing collection from Bianchi Milano
We take a look at the cycling week in tech
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The five winter cycling essentials I never neglect: protect your bike and yourself
Save money and beat the bad weather with these five tips
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Can bikes actually get any more aero, or is the arms race over?
Have we reached the end of the aero arms race? And if so, where will future advantages be found?
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Tech roundup: Filippo Ganna's new shoes, Chapter 2's fresh paint, and an indoor bike race you have to leave the house for
We take a look at the most intriguing tech developments this week
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I raced a Raleigh Chopper against elite climbers in the UK
I raced the iconic Raleigh Chopper Mk4 against some of the best climbers in the UK
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SRAM set to recall of 12-speed shifters sold aftermarket
Sram Red, Force, Rival and Apex shifters are affected with excess thread lock that could cause levers to move while riding
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Tech roundup: a 7.6kg 'gravel bike', bamboo cargo bikes and a new look for the Orbea Terra
Is a gravel bike really just a rigid mountain bike?
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Is this 'smart bike' from Mini the future for electrified cycle commuting?
Angell X Mini e-bike collaboration shows off smart features
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New Merida Silex first ride review: Was this Mohorič's World Champs winning secret weapon?
The new Merida Silex is a bike-packing gravel bike that has won the UCI Gravel World Championships, and I think I know why
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New Merida Silex sees World Champion trialed geometry and a refreshed aesthetic
The New Merida Silex was ridden to victory by Matej Mohorič in the UCI Gravel World Championships - but you can take it bike packing
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Unmatched value for the money: Decathlon's Triban RC 520 reviewed
The Triban RC520 is undoubtedly one of the best value for money road bikes on the market.
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BMC Teammachine R: what five years of Formula One collaboration looks like
The new race bike has been co-developed with Red Bull Advanced Technologies, and focuses on aerodynamics and stiffness
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Shimano at risk of lawsuits over cranks after UK government report
Recalled cranks do not comply with General Product Safety Regulations 2005
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Is this the lightest disc brake road bike in the UK?
We take a look at some of the wildest climbing bike builds from the 93rd Monsal Hill Climb
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Tech of the month October: Shimano's financial headache, Pinarello Dogma X first thoughts and what exactly is an endurance bike in 2023?
We explore the Shimano fiasco, and the state of the endurance bike road market as well as sharing our first thoughts on the Pinarello Dogma X
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5 Kickstarter products to help your commute
We take a look at some of the most backed products from the Kickstarter program and beyond
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Shimano crank inspection a 'very unusual approach to corrective action' - legal expert
Who takes the flack for the 2.8 million affected cranks produced?
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New Pinarello Dogma X - the Dogma for almost everyone
Pinarello bolsters endurance bike range with Dogma X and X-series bikes boasting new 'X-STAYS' vibration damping technology
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Is the Pinarello Dogma X an all-road bike? Our thoughts after 50km of road and gravel riding
A softer Dogma F with space for 35mm tyres
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Tech Question: We're used to racers on narrow bars - but are they more comfortable, too?
We ask the experts what to look for in determining the optimal handlebar width
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Does helmet testing need to be brought into the 21st century? - UK researchers think so
With legal testing requirements last updated in the 90s, researchers at this Imperal College London lab are aiming to bring an independent rating system to the consumer
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New Wilier Adlar first ride thoughts after 150kms of technical Italian gravel
Capable geometry and stellar tire clearance make the Wilier Adlar a great choice for rough riding and bikepacking
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New Bianchi Specialissima says 'no to compromise' with an aero makeover
Bianchi's climbing bike receives aero remodelling, but can still tip the scales at an impressive 6.6kg
