Symon Lewis
Symon Lewis joined Cycling Weekly as an Editorial Assistant in 2010, he went on to become a Tech Writer in 2014 before being promoted to Tech Editor in 2015 before taking on a role managing Video and Tech in 2019. Lewis discovered cycling via Herne Hill Velodrome, where he was renowned for his prolific performances, and spent two years as a coach at the South London velodrome.
Latest articles by Symon Lewis
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Exposure Switch front light review
British brand Exposure has been providing road riders and mountain bikers with quality light components for many years. How does the latest Exposure Switch deal with the commute?
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Fizik releases new eye-catching Giro d'Italia shoes
Fizik has previously launched custom shoes during the Giro d'Italia but for the 101st edition the Italian brand now has a special edition Aria 101
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Forme launch new kids bike brand Formeula
Forme launch a new brand Formeula, which takes shape as the latest children's bike company
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Zipp 30 Course disc-brake wheels review
Could the 30 Course disc-brake wheels be Zipp's most versatile, toughest and most affordable to date? We put them to the test and gave them the Editor's Choice thumb's-up
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Is this the new Specialized Tarmac?
It looks like Specialized has given some of its professional riders their first go on a new Tarmac road bike
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Giant TCR Advanced 1 review
Giant is known for producing amazing bikes and the Giant TCR Advanced 1 is no exception – what a machine for such great value
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CyclePoint increase bike storage capacity
A new CyclePoint facility at Chelmsford has increased secure bike stoarge by 40 per cent giving the train station nearly a 1,000 parking spaces for bikes...
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Pearl Izumi PRO Leader V4 shoes review
The latest Pearl Izumi PRO Leader V4 shoes are said to offer not only good looks but performance as well, all for well under £300 – but do they live up to that in real life?
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Condor partners with Blaze lights to create a unique custom paint job
London based bike Condor and light company Blaze team up to showcase a unique fixie bike with custom lights too
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Castelli Perfetto Vest review
The Castelli Perfetto vest is perfect for spring, early summer and autumn days as an extra insulating layer and is water repellent too
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Trek Emonda ALR Disc 5 review
Trek has launched a new aluminium bike in 2018, in 2018! The new Trek Emonda ALR is a super lightweight machine that rides really well
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BMC Granfondo GF02 Disc 105 review
Just landed: BMC’s Granfondo GF02 disc 105, which is said to be all things to all men; whether that is road, trail or cyclo-cross
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DT Swiss RC 55 Track T wheelset review
DT Swiss produced its own full track wheel last year and it's a good one. Here is the review of the DT Swiss RC 55 Track T wheelset.
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Bellroy Phone Wallet review
The Phone Wallet is another logical and stylish product from travel brand Bellroy, but is its £65 justifiable?
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Colnago releases new bike for Ernesto's 85th birthday
Happy birthday Ernesto Colnago! Italian bike manufacturer releases the Colnago Ottanta5 Limited Edition in celebration of Mr Colnago's 85th birthday
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Exposure TraceR rear light review
British brand Exposure provide well built, stylish and bright lights for both road and off-road riders. The Exposure TraceR has done a great job at keeping me seen from the rear
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Beryl Pixel dual light review
The Beryl Pixel is a 'be seen' light that can be used front or rear and is very versatile in urban riding situations
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3T Strada aero road bike review
The new aero 3T Strada has a lot of hype behind the single ring set up, claiming to be a hard racing, aggressive road bike
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Specialized launches new Hell of the North tubs and 28mm S-Works Turbo Cotton tyres for Paris-Roubaix
Specialized has launched not only a new Hell of the North tubular tyre but a new width to the S-Work Turbo Cotton tyres too in celebration of all the classic races taking in the cobbles, most notably Paris-Roubaix.
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Pro bike: John Degenkolb's new custom Trek Domane (video)
John Degenkolb has a new custom Classics bike in the form of the cobble munching Trek Domane
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Condor releases limited edition Classico track bike at the Bespoke bike show
Condor Cycles has this week release an old classic especially for the much anticipated World Cycling Revival this year
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Last chance to enter early July sportives and first look at Bradley Wiggins new sportive
Sportive round-up, July 5: Latest updates from the British cyclo sportive scene
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We scratch the surface of the Trigon RQC-29 to see what's what
Trigon RQC-29 bike for road riding, sportives and racing
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Wahoo Elemnt Bolt review
A proper rival to the computer giant Garmin is the Wahoo Elemnt Bolt that is small, aero but mightily functional and easy to use
By Symon Lewis Published