Campagnolo Super Record 1X13 drivetrain spotted at the Tour de France It seems Campagnolo has developed a 1x Super Record chainset as teams look to optimise before the Tour's uphill time trial Cycling News · Jul 16, 2025
Campagnolo Shamal Wheelset review: wavy hoops that double up as road or gravel wheels Good looks, versatility and value are among the updated Shamal's many qualities Cycling Weekly · Jul 5, 2025
Tour de France gold rush in Tech round up this week with special edition bikes from Bianchi, Look, Factor and more 'attainable' kit from Ribble Tour de France always generates plenty of buzz - for new tech, it's the moment when the world's most famous brands get creative to mark the moment Cycling Weekly · Jul 4, 2025
Elite Justo 2 smart trainer review: The current benchmark for indoor training In terms of ride feel, accuracy, bike compatibility, design and pricing, the Elite Justo 2 is the new smart trainer benchmark as it currently stands. Cycling News · Jun 25, 2025
Shimano has finally cut the cord: new GRX RX827 is fully wireless — was it worth the wait? An in-depth look at Shimano’s first-ever fully wireless drop bar drivetrain Cycling Weekly · Jun 24, 2025
PNS collab with Colnago, Scarab handmade steel, and a reimagined classic in the latest Parlee P-Zero. Rouvy members read on to the end! Updated models from Scarab, Parlee and Pearson, a limited-edition fashion forward Colnago, wider tyres from Hutchinson and new pricing plans from Rouvy Cycling Weekly · Jun 20, 2025
Don’t call it a come back, Campagnolo’s new 13-speed groupset is (almost) a knock out Super Record 13 offers the Italian brand a chance at redemption. We rode it to see if it delivers. Cycling Weekly · Jun 11, 2025
Shimano finally goes wireless with XTR Di2, but what does this mean for future road and gravel groupsets? This latest electric MTB groupset also one-ups SRAM with a nine-tooth sprocket Cycling News · Jun 4, 2025
Campagnolo is back, with the Groupset they should have launched in 2023 Super Record still means something very special in performance road cycling. Can this new, sleeker, faster, now competitive, 13 speed version do new credit to the enigmatic name? Cycling Weekly · Jun 4, 2025
Campagnolo's brand new Super Record groupset is now 13-speed, and believe-it-or-not, more affordable The legendary Italian component manufacturer has given it's top end groupset a comprehensive redesign Cycling Weekly · Jun 4, 2025
Thirteen sprockets and thumb shifters - Campagnolo launches new Super Record 13 groupset Super Record 13 will be the world's first 2x13 groupset, and the Italian brand claims it now has the fastest shifting Cycling News · Jun 4, 2025
Unbound Tech Gallery Part 2: More bikes, a TRP x Classified groupset, 350-mile XL hacks and a whole heap of fun stuff The final flurry of nerdy details found among the 5000+ bikes that swarmed Kansas Cycling News · Jun 4, 2025
Another Campagnolo leak as 13-speed wireless gravel groupset spotted at Unbound Mattia de Marchi's Unbound bike has an unusual rear derailleur Cycling News · May 29, 2025
Unmarked helmets, a new Campagnolo groupset, and fresh kit: Five of the best tech finds from the Giro d'Italia 2025 There's new equipment on display at the first men's Grand Tour of the year Cycling Weekly · May 13, 2025
Cycling News · May 12, 2025 Campagnolo makes huge U-turn as new groupset breaks cover at Giro d'Italia Campagnolo Super Record Wireless goes 13 speed, but Italian brand ditches current shifter design following the controversial removal of the historic thumb shifter
Cycling News · May 4, 2025 The Traka mega tech gallery: Mountain bike tech, custom bikes, and hyper-expensive builds At The Traka the amateur bikes are just as interesting as the pro ones, so here's over one hundred images to really get your teeth into
Cycling Weekly · Mar 31, 2025 I rode 12,000 miles and didn't service my bike once - this is how much restoration set me back Videographer and mile muncher Ed Westrop ‘managed to get away with it’ for 12,000 miles - but - what did the mechanic have to say?
Cycling News · Mar 24, 2025 The peloton's priciest road bike – Alaphillipe and Hirschi race on $18,000 BMC Masterpiece at Milan-San Remo The BMC Masterpiece is the Swiss brands, ‘beyond category’ special order road bike
Cycling Weekly · Feb 27, 2025 Shimano 12-speed GRX Di2 long-term review: 2x shifting for off-road riding isn’t dead after all Thanks to Shimano’s latest Di2 groupset, I’ve come to appreciate the benefits of 2x shifting all over again—even if Shimano plays it a bit too safe
Cycling Weekly · Feb 4, 2025 WorldTour bikes 2025: our guide to the most awesome tech in the pro peloton We run you through all the spectacular bikes and components in the WorldTour this year
Cycling Weekly · Jan 24, 2025 Tech of the week: Campagnolo waves in new Shamal wheels, Cannondale's SuperSix EVO LAB71 team replica is yours to buy and Classified broadens its drivetrain ecosystem to include an aero crankset and chainring Roll on wavy Campagnolo Shamal Dual Profile wheels, ride a Cannondale SuperSix EVO LAB71 that's as close as you'll get to the pro bike, and upgrade your Powershift system with an aero crankset and chainring. In the indoor cycling world, Fulgaz has been bought out by Rouvy
Cycling Weekly · Jan 23, 2025 'I wanted one classic bike for each of the four decades I raced - now, I've got 37': Inside a collector's paradise British Cycling president and retro bike lover Bob Howden opens up his treasure trove and shares stories of his favourite finds
Cycling Weekly · Jan 20, 2025 I believe this will fly: Pashley shifts up a gear with Roadfinder all-road and gravel bike launch Iconic Brit brand Pashley steers in a new direction with a surprise collection of drop bar road and gravel bikes
Cycling News · Jan 16, 2025 New Basso SV aims to bridge the divide between performance road and all-road bikes Basso SV is aero and lightweight but optimised for tyres up to 35mm wide
Cycling Weekly · Jan 16, 2025 New Basso Super Veloce is designed without 'constraints of catering firstly to professional racing' Designed with usable geometry and high performance in mind, the Basso SV is certainly a looker, but is it a bike for the masses?