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Owen Sherlock of Môn Cycles tells Cyclist about the challenges of building an aero
It all started with the UCI and a raft of alterations to their equipment regulations on 1 January 2023. Among the key changes were the banning of super-narrow handlebars (which has now changed again),
In the second instalment of Group Think, we turn our minds to race bikes. The all-road bikes featured in part one of this series (see issue 164) may be hogging the spotlight currently, but race bikes
It doesn’t get much more remote than Talmine. The tiny hamlet sits perched on the rugged fringe of Scotland’s far north coast – a hodgepodge of whitewashed cottages and old stone crofts, with nothing
The 3T name may only have started appearing on the down tubes of frames in the past decade or so, but the brand itself is as storied as any of its Italian contemporaries. ‘The company was founded in 1
After whittling down the gravel bikes one by one, only two are left to duke it out – the Mondraker Arid Carbon RR and the Parlee Taos, both tested in SRAM Force spec (the Taos also uses X0 Eagle AXS T
With roots stretching back to Cervélo’s original aero bike, the Soloist, the S series has always had the burden of legacy to live up to as well as the standards of its competitors. It can’t just be fa