Paul Norman
Paul started writing for Cycling Weekly in 2015, covering cycling tech, new bikes and product testing. Since then, he’s reviewed hundreds of bikes and thousands of other pieces of cycling equipment for the magazine and the Cycling Weekly website.
He’s been cycling for a lot longer than that though and his travels by bike have taken him all around Europe and to California. He’s been riding gravel since before gravel bikes existed too, riding a cyclocross bike through the Chilterns and along the South Downs.
Latest articles by Paul Norman
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Tech of the week: cyclocross in Belgium, new UCI rules and winter cycling advice
And how to buy Mark Cavendish’s Cervélo and a pricey chain
By Paul Norman Published
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Oakley goes head to toe with new helmets and clothing range
Now you can have a full set of cycling kit to match your sunnies
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Canyon Experience weekend takes place at Mercedes Benz World on March 24 and 25
A chance to see and ride Canyon’s 2018 range
By Paul Norman Published
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New Cateye Padrone Smart computer pairs with your smartphone
The new Cateye Padrone Smart bike computer pairs with your phone using Bluetooth and displays GPS data from it on the computer’s screen.
By Paul Norman Published
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Riding the Kona Libre multisurface bike on Madeira
Some challenging terrain to show off Kona’s new carbon machine
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Castelli Flanders Warm baselayer review
The Castelli Flanders Warm is a quality baselayer for cold conditions, although a bit prone to odour
By Paul Norman Published
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Oneten merino baselayer review
We test the merino baselayer from Chainreaction's in-house brand Oneten. It's got all the benefits of merino at a really good price.
By Paul Norman Published
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Look 675 Light review
We have tested the Look 675 Light. Here's what we thought of Look's sportive-focussed endurance bike.
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Midweek most wanted: an old school adventure bike, winter tyres, a cyclist’s backpack and more
This week’s sneak peek at the latest and greatest kit we've got in our office that we just can't wait to use
By Paul Norman Published
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Six essentials to take with you on RideLondon
What are the must haves which you need to take with you for RideLondon on Sunday?
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Charge Bikes is looking for a 2016 ambassador
Think you've got what it takes to work as an ambassador for Charge Bikes? Charge is looking for you
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Tannus launches new 25mm solid tyre at Eurobike
Tannus’s new tyre is its first 25mm and uses an upgraded version of its Aither 1.1 compound, which it says increases the tyre’s flex and ride comfort.
By Paul Norman Published
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Peter Sagan’s latest limited edition 100% sunglasses released for sale
Sagan Limited Edition launched ahead of the Tour de France
By Paul Norman Published
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3T offers unfinished framesets, so you can create your own design
New ready-to-paint 3T framesets let you choose your own finish
By Paul Norman Published
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BMC updates its Roadmachine endurance bike
New BMC Roadmachine gets big tyre clearance and an integrated cockpit
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New Hedkayse helmet stands up to bumps and knocks
Helmet has survived being thrown off a cliff
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Lotus Sport frame on eBay for £8000
Want to own a piece of cycling history? A 1990s Lotus Sport 110 frame is for sale for £8000.
By Paul Norman Published
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Tech of the week: three Pinarellos, five pro bikes and Tour tech for you and me
There’s always a host of new bikes launched around the Tour. Last week it was Pinarello’s turn to launch two new Dogma models
By Paul Norman Published
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Icebreaker Oasis long sleeve crewe baselayer review
The Icebreaker Oasis long sleeve crewe is made of 200 weight merino wool. For most cycling-specific baselayers, this would be classified as medium weight.
By Paul Norman Published
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Mason Definition 2 Rival 1X review
We've tested the latest update of the Mason Definition alloy road bike. The Definition 2 has had a subtle make-over, incorporating new technical features
By Paul Norman Published
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You can now run Zwift on Apple TV
Zwift extends its platform support to increase availability
By Paul Norman Published
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Lusso Air-16 jersey review
We've been out in the recent warm weather testing Lusso's UK-made lightweight jersey. How did it perform in hotter conditions?
By Paul Norman Published
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Knog Blinder Mini Niner light set review
The Knog Blinder Mini light set comes in three different variants. All have a 20 lumen front and 11 lumen rear unit. We've tested the Niner.
By Paul Norman Published
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Oneten Tempo bib shorts review
We've put the Oneten Tempo bib shorts to the test to see if they can deliver the sort of performance that you don't always get from shorts of this price.
By Paul Norman Published