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Pearson can lay claim to being the oldest cycling brand in the world, having been founded as a bike shop in 1860. And it still is a bike shop, in a sense. That part of the business has been renamed Fo
Canyon’s carved out a reputation for high-performance bikes at a good price, driven by both German precision and know-how and a direct-to-consumer (DTC) retail model that cuts out the middleman to kee
Rottweil is a small town in Germany’s Black Forest with several claims to fame. You can guess the first, not least because there are sculptures of handsome but rather intimidating dogs around the plac
Almost four years after the launch of its fiercely aero-focussed Ultra-Aero SLR, Ribble has released the Ultra-Race, a lightweight all-round race bike that is said to take learnings from its aero sibl
Campagnolo Super Record celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2023, and the Italian company marked the occasion in style by releasing the first wireless electronic version of its flagship groupset. With
When it comes to gravel bikes, most of the builders Cyclist speaks to are from road cycling backgrounds. But not James Egercz. A decorated downhill racer, the Craft Bikes man is no stranger to ‘sendin