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Ride1Up Roadster V2 e-bike review
An urban e-bike with a focus on fun, but it's easily capable of work as well as play
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Racer Rosa SC21 road bike review
This custom machine that's handmade in Italy channels the lo-pros of the 1980s with its retro looks but it has a totally modern performance
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Giant TCR Advanced Pro 0 review
The legendary Giant TCR is in its fourth decade and is showing no signs of slowing down – it just keeps getting faster, as this latest aero-ised version demonstrates
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Evil Chamois Hagar gravel bike
邪恶的麂夏甲砾石坐在自行车class of it's own.
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Hornit Hero 16 kid's bike review
A high-quality first 'proper' bike that smooths out the tricky transition from balance bike to pedals
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Vitus Vitesse EVO CRS Di2 Ultegra review
Already incredible value straight off the peg – upgrade the wheels and it’s an absolute machine
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Specialized Turbo Creo SL Comp Carbon Evo review
从加州摩根电气化砾石磨床
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Cinelli Pressure road bike review
Cinelli's aero bike channels The Clash's London Calling album - but does it smash it?
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Specialized Sirrus review
We put the £425 Specialized Sirrus bike through its paces, seeing if it can tick all the boxes that we'd expect from a hybrid bike for commuting into work.
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B'Twin Triban 520 review
We’ve been big fans of the B’Twin Triban since it was first launched several years ago. Everytime we put one under the microscope, it continues to deliver, with the B’twin Triban 520 being no exception
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Carrera Crossfire 2 review
The Carrera Crossfire 2 is a good option for those commuting on roads and bridleways
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Pinarello Dogma F: first ride on the new flagship race bike
Our first impressions of the new bike that Ineos Grenadiers will ride in the Tour de France
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Liv Devote Advanced Pro review
The Devote Advanced is Liv's first dedicated gravel bike
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Priority Continuum Onyx review
Is there a bike that could fundamentally change the experience of riding a bike?
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Sonder Camino AL Rival1 Gravel Bike review
The perfect balance of price and world travelling capability, according to Will Thompson
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Giant TCR Advanced Pro Disc 1 review
We tested out the Ultegra equipped TCR Advanced Pro Disc 1, and held it in higher regard than the pricier TCR SL
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Trek Emonda SL6 Pro review
Trek's latest GC/climbing bike has undergone an aero transformation, but has it helped?
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Gocycle GS folding e-bike review
Gocycle’s folding e-bikes boast a clever design, but how are they to ride?
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BMC Teammachine SLR 02 One Disc review
The Teammachine SLR 02 gives you performance plus comfort
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Triban RC500 flat bar - reliable, comfortable and with a few surprises up its sleeve
B'twin's previous Triban flat bar bikes have been winning accolades at Cycling Weekly HQ for years, can the overhauled Triban endurance line do the same?
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Carrera Subway review
The hybrid Carrera Subway bike takes on three forms, and are designed to get you pedaling around town, towpath or tracks.
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B'Twin Riverside 920 review
Designed for days out on the gravel or road, the B'Twin Riverside 920 boasts lock-out suspension, 11 gears and hydraulic disc brakes. So we put one to the test to see if the ride is just as good as its description
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Volt Axis review
The Volt Axis is a folding electric bike aimed at commuters, but is it up to the job?
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Trek 1.1 review
The Trek 1.1 is Trek's bottom rung road bike, but that doesn't mean budget ride quality
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Cannondale Bad Boy 4 review
Ticking all of the boxes you'd hope for, the Cannondale Bad Boy 4 is a very good hybrid bike. The spec is a bit odd, but it does the job at a good price.
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Scott E-Sub Tour electric bike review
We tested the Scott E-Sub Tour electric bike and the Bosch Active Line. Both good products, but that can be developed more to be more competitive with other brands.
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Juicy Roller electric bike review
Juicy Rolller is the newest product made by the UK manufacturer based in the Peak District. It is a super powerful and sensitive electric bike
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Vitus Mach 3 Disc review
The Vitus Mach 3 Disc is a hybrid bike sold by Chain Reaction Cycles. It rides well and is comfortable around town with a nice spec for the price
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Ritchey Swiss Cross Disc frameset review
Just Landed - Ritchey has updated its classic Swiss Cross frameset. It's now disc brake ready, and we've built it up as a full on race machine
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