The other Pegoretti brother: DeAnima’s bikes are unmistakably Italian yet carbon, disc-brake and modern Behind the niche brand DeAnima sits one of cycling’s most famous last names Cycling Weekly · Aug 25, 2025
Free from UCI limits: Inside Pete Stetina & Ian Boswell’s super-light Mt. Washington Hillclimb bike builds “It’s kind of a stupid bike in that it literally only does one thing,” Stetina said Cycling Weekly · Aug 21, 2025
Is this the best value aero bike deal today? With unmatched Performance-to-Price, as rated by our experts, it can now be snapped up for £1,600 less at Cyclestore The Giant Propel Advanced Pro 1 is our choice for the best value aero bike, and now represents even greater value with this has a 30% discount Cycling Weekly · Aug 21, 2025
Look 785 Huez Pro Team Edition review: the French climbers’ bike that's in it for the long haul A versatile climbing bike that's more than capable of big mileages Cycling Weekly · Aug 18, 2025
The FiftyOne Assassin reviewed: this thoughtful production gravel bike from a custom builder shines in versatility Many gravel bikes ask you to choose: race-day weapon or pack mule, minimalist or all-terrain beast. The FiftyOne Assassin refuses to pick sides. Cycling Weekly · Aug 12, 2025
MAAP x QUOC M3 Review: Subtle improvements to an already great performing shoe, but one notable issue. More durable than the original model while maintaining its good looks, is this collaboration a worthy update? Cycling Weekly · Aug 11, 2025
Shimano crankset lawsuit receives initial settlement approval Company set aside more than $100 million to cover inspection and replacement costs Cycling Weekly · Aug 7, 2025
Tour de France Femmes tech wrap-up: Who won with what? And why do the female pros prefer lightweight bikes, when the men tend to choose aero bikes? Cycling News · Aug 4, 2025
The first African to lead the Tour de France Femme deserves a special bike, and that's why Kim Le Court is riding a yellow Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL8 What makes the occasion even more special is the fact that she's also the first African to win a stage of the Tour de France Femme Cycling Weekly · Jul 31, 2025
Sick of 10k+ gravel bikes with no clearance - enter Standert's Kieswerk for more real world adventures Keenly priced, electronic shifting, this aluminium do-it-all boasts mounting options galore plus clearance for 50mm tyres Cycling Weekly · Jul 31, 2025
Race Sunday, train Monday: The Factor MONZA is the perfect pro-level bike for amateur racers As you'd expect from Factor its new MONZA is a race bike, but it's a race bike designed for us and not the professionals. Cycling Weekly · Jul 30, 2025
Battle of the brands: Who won with what at the 2025 Tour de France? A comprehensive tech wrap-up from the men's lap of France Cycling News · Jul 29, 2025
Looking for a Tour de France proven and exceptionally fast aero bike? Then the Van Rysel RCR-F Pro has £1,001 off right now This top-tier race bike has proved its aero capabilities and straight-line speed in the Tour de France with fifth-place overall under Felix Gall for the Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team Cycling Weekly · Jul 28, 2025
The aero bike that Ben O'Connor rode to victory on Col de la Loze What's silver, black and purple all over? Up close and personal with the Aussie's Giant Propel Advanced SL road bike Cycling Weekly · Jul 24, 2025
Cycling Weekly · Jul 23, 2025 If you want one bike to do it all, Ribble want you to know they have all the options in the new Commute, Gravel, Road (CGR) range With an online configurator and the ability to try bikes at home, Ribble's CGR system hopes to bring more versatility to the market, now without the trade off in terms of looks, cable integration, and improved aero.
Cycling Weekly · Jul 21, 2025 8 useful things Tour de France pros use, that we might actually bother buying The Tour de France welcomes oodles of new gear which we love poring over. Some of it makes no sense to riders like you and I, but if it were our money, what would we buy and why?
Cycling Weekly · Jul 16, 2025 I tested four of the best road bikes under £1800/$2400, and you really do get a lot more road bike for your money than you did ten years ago This road bike test reminded me just how far we've come and that there is performance on offer without spending a fortune
Cycling Weekly · Jul 12, 2025 Nimbl Ultimate Air: A no compromise shoe that comes at a price No nonsense performance pair of road shoes that are incredibly lightweight yet stiff.
Cycling Weekly · Jul 11, 2025 Pinarello Grevil F launch - is this the Pinarello gravel bike you should buy? Whilst it's not as light, aero or expensive as the Dogma GR, could its geo, forgiving ride quality, features, and integrated accessories make this a far more versatile off-road choice?
Cycling Weekly · Jul 11, 2025 Pinarello launches 'lightest aero gravel race bike' Dogma GR - first ride review Light, aero and incredibly expensive are standard for a Pinarello Dogma, but how does that translate to trail time?
Cycling News · Jul 11, 2025 Pinarello takes Dogma off-road with new GR race bike, transitions Grevil to long-haul adventure Pinarello Dogma GR ignores big tyre clearance in favour of aerodynamics and handling, while Grevil gets... a pannier rack!?
Cycling Weekly · Jul 9, 2025 Paint-stripped frames, mammoth chainrings, and a £1,200 saddle: 10 tech finds from the Tour de France stage five time trial Here's how the pros went about saving seconds in Caen
Cycling Weekly · Jul 9, 2025 Tadej Pogačar's weapon of choice, the Colnago V5Rs, reviewed: Not a bike that WOWs but one that wins you over Fast, refined, relentlessly capable...but be prepared to pay the Tadej Tax for it
Cycling Weekly · Jul 8, 2025 "Don't screw up an already great bike" - Cervélo opts for evolution not revolution with new S5 Cervélo details a comprehensive nip-tuck for their flagship S5, resulting in less weight and a claimed 6.3 watts of savings in what was already a very fast bike
Cycling Weekly · Jul 4, 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