Bike accessory reviews
Shopping for new bike accessories? Discover the must-haves and the always-avoids with reviews from Cycling Weekly.
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Bontrager Flare R rear light review
Designed to help you be seen in day or night, is the Bontrager Flare R the perfect rear light for your winter riding?
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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Tacx Neo Smart turbo trainer review
The Tacx Neo Smart direct-drive trainer is one of most sophisticated available, though it is one of the most expensive and has a very large footprint
By Symon Lewis Published
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Park Tool Big Blue Book of Bicycle Repair, C Calvin Jones review
We review 'Park Tool Big Blue Book of Bicycle Repair' by C Calvin Jones
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Hornit Airo balance bike review
If a bike can be scored on the look on a child's face when they walk in a room and see it, this bike would get top marks straight away. That might seem daft, but if your kids are desperate to ride a bike because they think it looks amazing, then everything becomes a lot easier and a lot more enjoyable.
By Simon Richardson Published
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Evoc bike bag review
Evoc bike bag - A user-friendly bike carrier perfect for a winter getaway - £259.95
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Ridley Helium X review
The Helium X gives you the same frame geometry as Ridley's premium Helium SLX climbing bike, but in a cheaper package
By Paul Norman Published
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Cycliq Fly6 rear camera light review
Integrating a camera and a rear light into a single unit, the Cycliq Fly6 is a really innovative product that's great if you want to film commuting footage.
By James Bracey Published
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Howies Little Haven backpack review
Is the Little Haven pack the perfect cyclists' day/commuter pack? We tested it to find out.
By Paul Norman Published
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CycleOps Magneto trainer review
Mid-priced at £225, this offering from CycleOps comes with a progressive resistance unit and a solid base, but makes a bit of racket.
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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Knog Bouncer bike lock review
Made with your bike's paintwork in mind, James Shrubsall tested the Knog Bouncer bike lock
By Cycling Active Published
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Topeak Mini Morph G pump review
The Mini Morph G turns into a diminutive track pump to get you on the road again
By Paul Norman Published
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Lezyne KTV Drive Pro rear light review
If you want a more powerful rear light, the Lezyne KTV Drive Pro dishes up 75 lumens of flashing power
By Paul Norman Published
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Pure Bike Degreaser review
Pure Bike Degreaser £5.99
By Hannah Bussey Published
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Banjo Brothers medium commuter bag review
Banjo Brothers medium commuter bag
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Rock "N" Roll Gold lubricant review
Rock "N" Roll Gold lube is the brand's top bike lubricant. We've been testing it through the winter to see how it copes with harsh conditions.
By Paul Norman Published
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Oxford alloy track pump review
An effective budget pump with an alloy body
By Cycling Active Published
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Electron F-650 front light review
A bright light that delivers the good power for the price, but the Electron F-650 front light is rather large for handlebar mounting
By Paul Norman Published
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Blackburn Piston 4 track pump review
Although it’s pricy, the Piston 4 feels like a pump that will last forever and that’s backed up by Blackburn’s lifetime warranty.
By Paul Norman Published
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Cateye Rapid X3 rear light review
The Cateye Rapid X3 puts out up to 150 lumens from two independently controlled LED arrays
By Paul Norman Published
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Rapha Backpack review
Rapha is renowned for creating cycling apparel that looks good and has great functionality. We checked whether the Rapha Backpack ticked all the boxes when it comes to what you want from a commuter rucksack
By Chris Hovenden Published
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Fenwick’s Stealth Road Bike Kit review
The Fenwick’s Stealth Road Bike Kit includes all the basic products needed to give your grimy bike the TLC it deserves, but could do with a few brushes.
By James Bracey Published
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Osprey Talon 22 rucksack review
What the Osprey Talon 22 lacks in internal storage it more than makes up for in comfort
By Rupert Radley Published
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VeloPac RidePac Lite review
A cheaper variant of the original Ridepac
By Paul Norman Published
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Lezyne Micro Drive Pro 800XL review
Lezyne's mid-price point, mid-powered front light packs a pretty big performance punch
By James Bracey Published
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Xplova X5 Evo bike computer review
The Xplova X5 Evo is a GPS from computer company Acer. It's got a lot of functionality, including a built in action camera
By Paul Norman Published
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Gemini Xera LED 850 flashlight review
A strong light that can double as a conventional torch, the Gemini Xera LED 850 flashlight comes highly recommended
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Blaze Burner rear light review
We put the Kickstarter sensation to the test
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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Jet Black Z1 Fluid Pro Trainer review
The Jet Black Z1 Fluid Pro is a great option for your indoor training, offering a realistic ride feel while not pumping out the sort of noise that will have the neighbours knocking on the door.
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Garmin Edge 820 GPS Cycling Computer review
We take a first look at the new Garmin Edge 820, including all the essential features that you need to know about, its battery life, price and availability.
By Symon Lewis Published