
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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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
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Over 600 discounted products on offer in the latest Rapha sale
Rapha currently has an up to 30 per cent sale on selected items, a great time to save on the British brands collections
By Paul Norman Published
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Mavic launches four new Allroad gravel wheelsets
Wide rims, tubeless ready and a 650B wheel option, along with three different 700C tyre widths
By Paul Norman Published
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Tannus tyre company launches anti-puncture insert
Foam insert is an alternative to running tubeless
By Paul Norman Published
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Central heating for your gloves and overshoes from Ekoi
Heading out on a frosty Sunday morning for the club run might just be a bit more comfortable with French brand Ekoi’s new Heat Concept accessories
By Paul Norman Published
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Rigoberto Uran’s power output for stage nine of the Tour de France analysed
Rigoberto Uran’s power output for stage nine of the Tour de France published on Training Peaks
By Paul Norman Published
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Scott Addict CX10 review
The Scott Addict CX10 is claimed to have the lightest cyclocross frameset in the world. The size medium bike we have in for test here weighs 7.73kg.
By Paul Norman Published
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Santa Cruz Stigmata review
We've got the Santa Cruz Stigmata cyclocross bike in for test. Here's a spec check of the brand's one and only drop-bar machine.
By Paul Norman Published
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Shimano Ultegra pedals review
Next to top of Shimano’s road pedal range, Shimano Ultegra pedals shares the same features with a carbon composite body and stainless steel spindle
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Hunt Bike Wheels looking for six testers for its products
Hunt Bike Wheels is a Sussex based vendor of wheels designed to perform in UK conditions. It launched in 2015 and has been expanding its range since and is now looking for riders to test its products.
By Paul Norman Published
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Vitus Zenium CR review
The Vitus Zenium CR provides a nice ride, with a carbon frame and fork and 105 hydraulics, at a price that’s good value for a bike with its spec
By Paul Norman Published
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Mavic Cosmic Pro gloves review
Mavic Cosmic Pro gloves are designed for hot summer riding. At just 30g and with no padding they're a minimalist option. We've taken a look at how they perform.
By Paul Norman Published
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Enve SES 5.6 Disc clincher wheelset review
Enve’s SES 5.6 wheels with Chris King hubs
By Paul Norman Published
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Mavic wheels go U-shaped
Mavic's latest incarnation of its Cosmic Carbone Ultimate wheel used by Teams Katusha and Cannondale has adopted a U-shaped rim section
By Paul Norman Published
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Five new summer jersey designs from Hackney GT
Hackney GT's new jerseys include designs by Swifty and will be used by the One Life Cycle team in the Red Hook Crit series.
By Paul Norman Published
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New Cannondale Topstone gravel bike has OutFront geometry for confident handling
Clearance for 42mm tyres and lots of luggage mounting points
By Paul Norman Published
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Look goes electric with its first e-bike, the E-765 Optimum
The only e-road bike approved by five-time Tour de France winner Bernard Hinault
By Paul Norman Published
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What's it really like inside a state-of-the-art cycling wind tunnel?
We take a look at the Flanders Bike Valley cycling wind tunnel, a state of the art cycling wind tunnel
By Paul Norman Published
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Look and Fortuneo-Samsic abruptly end their partnership ahead of Tour de France
Cycle manufacturer and sponsored team part ways
By Paul Norman Published
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Take a Look: the most popular track bike at Rio
The Look R96 will be the most used track bike at the Olympics with 80 bikes heading for the Rio velodrome
By Paul Norman Published
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Oakley EVZero Path Prizm Road sunglasses review
The Oakley EVZero Path sunglasses are Oakley’s lightest performance model, offering a frameless design and red mirrored lenses, which look perfect for sunny summer rides
By Paul Norman Published
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Santini H-Way Windstopper jacket review
The Santini H-Way winter jacket comes with everything you need for winter riding. For starters, it’s made of Gore Windstopper Fuga fabric
By Paul Norman Published