Road bike reviews
Shopping for a new road bike? Discover the must-haves and the always-avoids with reviews from Cycling Weekly.
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Moda Forte review
Track-ready bike from Moda for a shade under £1000
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Massi Pro SL Twin-Sys review
Carbon-framed road bike featuring Shimano Ultegra groupset and Fulcrum Quattro wheels for £3500
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Ribble Gran Fondo Disc review
The Ribble Gran Fondo Disc is the company's workhorse, designed to eat up the miles on rough roads
By Rupert Radley Published
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Dolan DR1 Disc review
Henry Robertshaw puts Dolan's first disc-brake road bike to the test.
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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Fuji Roubaix 1.1 review
Sensible pruning of spec doesn’t have to be a compromise, as the Fuji Roubaix 1.1 shows
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Trek Pilot 2.0 review
Trek Pilot 2.0: Aluminium-framed offering from Trek priced £850
By Matt Lamy Published
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Temple Adventure Road review
We've tested the Temple Adventure Road. It's a steel framed machine from the small Bristol-based bike maker. How does it shape up against the mainstream competition?
By Paul Norman Published
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Vitus Vitesse VR: First Ride review
Vitus's range-topping Vitesse VR with Carbon-fibre frame and Ultegra groupset, £2199.99
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Ridley Fenix SL 10 review
The Ridley Fenix SL 10 can cope with the Classics and high speed sprint finishes
By Oliver Bridgewood Published
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Pinarello Dogma 2 review
We test out Pinarello's range-topping, race-ready Dogma 2
By Mike Hawkins Published
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Vaaru Octane 6-4 review
Titanium bikes are becoming more and more popular. With this in mind we tested Vaaru's race focused Octane 6-4. Here are our thoughts
By Chris Hovenden Published
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Ribble CGR AL 105 review
Ribble CGR is a versatile and robust road bike that'll take on most of your riding needs, though it is a little heavy
By James Bracey Published
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group test: BeOne Blizzard review
14th June 2010 "Blizzard boasts the fattest example of a flattened top tube we have ever seen. If BeOne has designed the frame to stand apart from its competitors, it has certainly succeeded."
By jclarkson Published
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MCipollini RB800: First Ride review
Super-stiff, no compromises bike from former sprint star Mario Cipollini's stable
By Symon Lewis Published
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Cannondale CAAD13 Disc Force eTap AXS review
Is the radically redesigned CAAD13 able to improve on the almost perfect CAAD12?
By James Bracey Published
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Genesis Zero i Ultegra race bike review
A company known for its love of metal, Genesis makes a strong step into the carbon market with the Genesis Zero i Ultegra race bike
By Cycle Sport Published
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Dolan Titanium ADX road bike review
Terry Dolan is more familiar than most with titanium. He built his first frame more than 20 years ago for Chris Boardman.
By Cycling Active Published
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Merida Reacto Disc 6000 review
We’ve ridden the latest version of Merida’s aero bike, complete with disc brakes
By Paul Norman Published
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Scott Addict 30 Disc review
The Scott Addict 30 Disc is a really good option for the endurance rider, with a comfortable ride that doesn’t impact your power delivery
By Paul Norman Published
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Hoy Alto Irpavi .004 review
Hoy may be a new kid on the block in bike design, but the aluminium Alto Irpavi .004 will make the competition take note
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Genesis Equilibrium Disc Ltd review
A top bike from the British brand, but is the Genesis Equilibrium Disc Ltd a little bit pricy?
By Jack Elton-Walters Published
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Independent Fabrication XS review
By Simon Richardson Published
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Vitus Venon VR review
A carbon frame with Shimano 105: if ever there was a ‘typical’ modern sportive bike, it’s the Vitus Venon VR
By Matt Lamy Published
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Look 586 Pro Team review
By Cycling Weekly Published
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Kuota Kebel review
By Cycling Weekly Published
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BMC Roadmachine 02 Three review
The BMC Roadmachine 02 is an excellent all-rounder, and a great choice for a bike that will always thrive if you're making the conversion to disc brakes/
By Paul Norman Published
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BH G6 8.1: First ride review
What are the pros and cons of a thoroughbred race bike? Matt Levett finds out when he rides the BH G6 8.1
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Lapierre Pulsium 500 road bike review
The mid-range option in Lapierre's latest offering of road bikes, the 500 is a comfortable ride that will suit racers and sportive riders alike
By Cycling Weekly Published
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BMC Roadmachine 01 Four Di2 Disc road bike review
BMC aims to provide comfort without sacrificing fun, and it has succeeded - at a price
By Michelle Arthurs-Brennan Published