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head to head: Vitus Nucleus 0.1 review
24th January 2011 "Normally people crowd round to laugh at whatever dubious machinery I’ve been saddled with testing, but for once there were murmurs of genuine desire."
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Cannondale CAADX Tiagra Cyclo cross bike review
Cannondale CAADX Tiagra Cyclo cross bike costing £999 is a great looking do everything bike
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B'Twin Riverside 7 review
The Riverside 7 is an incredible package that offers the keen trekking cyclist everything they’d ever want — but do they really need everything?
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Fuji Sportif 1.1D review
We've tested the top spec version of the Fuji Sportif aluminium framed endurance road bike. It comes with Shimano 105 shifting and hydraulic disc brakes.
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Corratec Shape Pro: First ride review
Mountain bike strength combined with road bike speed — classic German efficiency
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Wilier GTR Team Endurance Athena review
The Wilier GTR Team Endurance is an attractive bike and comes kitted out with a Campagnolo Athena groupset
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Cannondale SuperSix Evo Hi-Mod Disc Team review
Cannondale SuperSix Evo Hi-Mod Disc team is super handling bike and despite its small aerodynamic shortfall shouldn't be overlooked
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Onix Black RH/Pro review
CW takes a look at a carbon-fibre offering from a new British company
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Kiron Scandium review
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Cinelli Saetta Veloce review
There aren?t many brands in cycling that merit the overused term ?iconic?, but Cinelli is one that surely does
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Eastway FB4.0 hybrid review
The Eastway FB4.0 hybrid is a bike well suited to city riding; we put it through its paces
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Cervélo S2 review
The Cervélo S2 is an out-and-out race bike, which costs a little over £2000. Worth it? If your a racer it certainly is
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Pinarello Dogma 65.1 Think 2 review
Pinarello Dogma 65.1 Think 2 £3,699 frameset - £10,200 complete
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Bianchi Via Nirone 7 review
The Bianchi Via Nirone 7, which has a frame once raced at Paris-Roubaix, is Bianchi's entry-level bike – we put it through its paces
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first ride: Kona Paddywagon review
9th February 2011 Just because Dan Baines normally drives the design of our print magazine, doesn't mean he's only interested in the graphics. How does it ride, Dan?
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Boardman Team Carbon review
Boardman Team Carbon is bang on the money for a £1000, it's a great carbon frame, though Boardman has had to scrimp on the components
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Giant Defy Advanced SL 2 review
Giant Defy Advanced SL 2 test by Kenny Pryde
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Dawes Clubman road bike review
Dawes is a mainstream British brand, specialist subject being steel-framed bikes — so that’s what we’ve got here topped off with Shimano Claris groupset
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Bianchi Pista Sei Giorni track bike review
We tested out the Bianchi Pista Sei Giorni track bike. A velodrome ready machine by name - but it feels like something has been lost in translation...
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group test: Cannondale CAAD 8 105 review
1st June 2010 Cannondale offer carbon frames for many thousands but their legendary aluminium frame is still the basis of their own 'workhorse' model. An ideal match for 105, then?
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Condor Fratello 2015 review
Condor Fratello 2015 touring bike
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B'Twin Tilt: Shape Shifter review
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KTM Revelator Alto Master 22 review
KTM's high-end Revelator Alto has all the right ingredients to cut it as a modern, race ready road machine
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Canyon Endurace AL 7.0 review
Sitting pretty down at the lower echelons of the Canyon range is the Canyon Endurace AL 7.0 and at a £1000 is a good entry level option
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Cervélo S3 Ultegra Di2 Disc review
Cervélo's 'baby' aero bike has less integration than the S5, but is that such a bad thing?
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Beg Bertie: First ride review
He’s big and green, and he can carry about as much as the Incredible Hulk, but as Matt Lamy finds out, Beg Cycles’ Bertie is no monster
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Boardman CX Team: First ride review
Boardman’s latest off-road bike is loaded with CX appeal. It may be a UCI-certified beast, but it’ll also do you proud on the daily commute. Interested?
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Rondelli R.S.one: First Ride review
Rondelli R.S.one: First Ride
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Cervélo R2 review
Cervélo's first budget offering takes a lot of inspiration from its pricier predecessors - but can it live up to the all-round quality we've come to expect from the Canadian brand?
