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Hot on the heels of Cervélo’s S5 aero race bike – reviewed last issue – comes the American company’s new gravel racer, the Áspero-5. It’s appropriate: the gravel bike is the result of Cervélo applying
Frenchman’s hot pink team bike is good PR for SRAM’s second-tier groupset
Giant see the Anthem X as the saviour of the pedal-powered trail bike. It’s the longer-forked version of their World Champs-winning Anthem Advanced SL cross-country bike, designed to blend XC efficien
Where do I even begin? At this point, I’m starting to sound like a broken record, because nearly every update I’ve posted on this bike has involved some sort of headache with the motor and battery. An
Direct-to-consumer bikes – where the brand bypass distributors and retailers, and sell straight to you via their website – have come on in leaps and bounds since Canyon started the revolution in 1996.
I once met a rider called Mauricio Ardila, a Colombian escarabajo (if you’re a good climber in Colombia they call you a beetle), who said he bought his house with a payoff from Italian rider Paolo Sav