Rotor ditches the hydraulics and launches new 13 speed electronic groupsets Could Rotor and Chinese OEM brand WheelTop usher in a new era of electronic groupsets? Cycling News · Sep 19, 2025
The hottest kit you can expect to hit your local bike shop this year We headed to one of the biggest trade shows in cycling to find the newest tech and stand out design on it's way to a bike shop near you soon Cycling Weekly · Jul 3, 2025
The bikes of Romain Bardet - how the journey from neo-pro to Grand Tour finale captures the most rapid change of tech in pro cycling A look back at the French star’s first and final grand tour machines as he begins his last grand tour at the Giro d'Italia Cycling News · May 13, 2025
Tariff insecurities lead Rotor to close its American office Spanish cycling brand to shut down its US office after nearly a decade, citing changing trade policies Cycling Weekly · May 7, 2025
Forget driverless cars. One company wants autonomous helicopters to spray crops and fight fires A New Hampshire company is working to develop a fleet of autonomous helicopters that it hopes can be used to put out fires, spray crops and handle other dangers jobs The Independent UK · Nov 19, 2024
Is Rotor's Kapic crankset and oval Q Ring setup pedaling perfection, or did it leave me riding all out of shape? Once you go oval, you might not go back Bike Perfect · Apr 26, 2024
The skylights? They’re from fighter jets! The anarchic architect who transformed Belgium Derided by the architectural establishment, Marcel Raymaekers used salvaged materials from ships, planes and slaughterhouses – to create riotous buildings that made people rethink their lives The Guardian - UK · Feb 12, 2024
Cotic SolarisMAX long-termer – the build and first ride impressions Bike Perfect’s Senior Tech Writer Graham joins the cult of Cotic with his SolarisMax long-term test bike build Bike Perfect · Nov 14, 2023
SRM X-Power Road pedals review: more money, less data, but still worth buying? Are you looking for a power meter that’s a pedal or a pedal that’s a power meter? Cycling News · Aug 1, 2023
Rotor 2Inpower SL review: Light, well made, but not without fault It’s the lightest dual sided crank power meter, how important is that? Cycling News · Jul 31, 2023
Rotor's new 2INpower SL is the "lightest dual sided power meter ever" Rotor claims to have won the light weight top trumps with its new 2INpower SL Cycling Weekly · Jun 23, 2023
Lapierre release details of its new lightweight e-MTBs with two versions of the E-Zesty Lapierre says the AM LTD and AM 9.4 redefine its vision of the e-MTB Bike Perfect · Jun 14, 2023
Wrong chainring bolts the cause of Rui Costa's Tour de Romandie mechanical Rotor managing director reveals incorrect chainring bolts were used on Costa's chainset Cycling News · Apr 28, 2023
FSA K-Force WE 12s review: Can FSA finally take it to the 'big three'? FSA has had a groupset for years, but with the upgrade to 12 speed, is it finally worth considering? Cycling News · Apr 27, 2023
Cycling News · Apr 26, 2023 Rui Costa's chainring falls off on Tour de Romandie prologue start ramp The former World Champion finished last, nearly five minutes down on winner Josef Cerny, after riding the prologue on his road bike
Cycling News · Apr 12, 2023 Paris-Roubaix tech gallery: A deep dive into the tech from the men's race Tyre pressure management systems were used for the first time, but punctures still shaped the race
Edinburgh Live · Jan 3, 2023 Callous Edinburgh crooks steal man's treasured bike he built with his father Colin Dunlop says that the thieves had stolen the bike that is worth a considerable amount of money from outside of his flat in Tollcross on January 2 in what could have been a targeted theft.