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Detailed bike, kit and accessory reviews from the experts at Cycling Weekly, helping you buy with confidence.
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Sidi Algor winter shoe review: warmth and grip even when the trails demand a little walking
If you are venturing off-road in the winter then the Sidi Algor cycling boots will do a good job of keeping your feet toasty
By Tim Russon Published
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Sidi Nix review: a performance winter boot that, with the brand's new fit, makes a lasting impression
With Primaloft and Gore-Tex fabrics, the Sidi Nix boot is warm and winter-proof, but brand names cost money
By Tim Russon Last updated
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Le Col Pro All Weather Gilet review: warmth, protection and pockets but barely packable
An insulated gilet designed to be worn for the duration of chilly, mid-season rides
By Andy Turner Published
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CYCPLUS AS2 Pro reviewed: electric, precise and compact—is this the bike pump for the 21st century?
The AS2 Pro e-pump offers a modern solution for quick tyre inflation but it also comes with modern drawbacks
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Lake CX146 winter shoe review: comfort, weather protection and warmth
Neater and more performance-orientated than many winter boots, the Lake CX146 are nimble enough down to a touch below freezing
By Tim Russon Published
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Cervelo Caledonia-5 review: a bike for every occasion
Summer, winter, rough or smooth, the Caledonia-5 is an extremely capable bike that sacrifices little in the way of performance
By Tim Russon Published
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Santini RTR Winter Jacket review: should keep you cosy without warming the planet
The 'Ready To Ride' jacket uses a unique greener production method, but the brand's sustainability claims need to be verified.
By Hannah Bussey Published
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KOO Hype sunglasses review: superb coverage and clarity with little to no fogging
Koo's latest model is designed to aid both airflow and retention, as well as featuring a new dual curve lens shape.
By Andy Turner Published
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Pas Normal Studios Logo Light Overshoes review: a well-designed, water-resistant shoe cover that shouts its name loud and proud
Easy to put on and remove, the zipless design makes for hard-wearing and weatherproof overshoe that shines due to those large reflective logos
By Andy Turner Published
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Lake MX30G gravel shoe review: retro sneaker vibe disguises a thoroughly modern race shoe
Lake’s MX30G combines a great fit with low weight and wraps it all up in an unusual aesthetic that stands out from the crowd
By Neal Hunt Published
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Le Col Pro Lightweight Rain Jacket review: waterproof, packable but if only it had a two-way zip for venting
The Pertex fabric provides excellent protection against the elements but the jacket isn't without its flaws
By Andy Turner Published
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Woom 4 kids bike
The 7-speed Woom 4 is the next step in a child's journey toward a fully grown-up bike
By Simon Richardson Published
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Le Col ARC Lightweight Rain Jacket review: light, hooded, waterproof and versatile
Designed for gravel and adventure riding, it features a hood and a host of useful pockets in which to stash snacks and kit
By Andy Turner Published
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Prevelo Alpha Zero balance bike review: A little red rocket that will help build confidence and inspire kids to ride
A well-thought-out balance bike that offers value far beyond the specification sheet
By Matt Ischt-Barnard Published
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Sonder Camino Ti review: versatile, durable and fun, it's our Gravel Bike of the Year
Our award-winner does it all from bikepacking to trails to road
By Rachel Sokal Published
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Q36.5 Gregarius Hybrid Light Bib Tights review: can they replace cycling's most uncomfortable combo?
Finally, a feasible alternative to the cycling shorts and leg warmers combo
By Hannah Bussey Published
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DT Swiss GRC1400 Dicut wheelset review: fast, smooth and agile over a multitude of gravel surfaces
DT’s latest wheelset is easily the most expensive pair of gravel wheels I've ever used, but does that mean they are the best?
By Neal Hunt Published
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We rode and reviewed the Ouray, Parlee Cycles' first new bike model since facing bankruptcy
The storied American brand continues with a Portugal-made carbon steed that goes zoom but doesn’t fit like a race bike
By Tyler Boucher Published
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The Oura ring reviewed: is this wellness tracker helpful to cyclists?
With its focus on recovery and wellness, the Oura ring offers unique insights but is it worth the investment over other wearables?
By Anne-Marije Rook Published
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Shimano RC703 road shoe review: sleek, stiff and robust
Shimano's second-tier offering combines a rigid carbon sole with handy Boa dials and protective toe caps
By Sam Gupta Published
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Castelli Espresso Bib Tight review - the simple bib tight with a versatile temperature window and unrestrictive fit
Simple, warm and comfortable, Castelli's Espresso Bib Tight is perfect for cool rides in spring and autumn
By Tim Russon Published
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Canyon Grail CF SL 7 AXS review: a gravel bike of two halves?
The integrated cockpit and aero tubing are somewhat at odds with the Grail's taller stack height
By Rachel Sokal Published
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Castelli Espresso Thermal Jersey review: doing the basics well
Sometimes keeping things simple works best, and so it is with Castelli's cosy, no-frills Espresso Thermal Jersey.
By Tim Russon Published
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Cotic Cascade review: the sturdy steel adventurer
Made in the UK, the Cotic is a burly machine that blends relaxed geometry with wide tyre clearance to cope with the toughest of trails
By Rachel Sokal Published
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Scott Addict RC first ride review: what's it really like to ride a 5.9kg hyperbike?
The new Scott rides impeccably, and is more versatile than the futuristic weight claim might lead you to believe
By Sam Gupta Published
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Ribble Allroad Ti Pro review: the titanium endurance bike that shows its true mettle on poorer road surfaces
Classic titanium looks and 3D-printed construction make the Allroad Ti Pro a natural for long rides when the going gets rough
By Tim Russon Published
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Prologo Nago R4 PAS 3DMSS saddle review: Lightweight, supportive and not as costly as you may think
Weighing just 150g, the saddle uses 3D printing technology alongside nano carbon rails to keep comfort high and weight low.
By Andy Turner Published
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Knog Blinder 1300 review - excellent visibility for you and other road users
Solid performance, great mounting options and a respectable price point make the Blinder a great competitor for long nights this winter
By Joe Baker Published
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Castelli Squall Shell review: no excuses for not carrying a waterproof jacket
Lightweight, waterproof and with a great fit, there is a lot to like about Castelli's Squall Shell and it is great value too
By Tim Russon Published