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Parcours, whose stated mission is making aerodynamics more accessible, set out to make a faster gravel wheel. The superwide FKT is the result

An accidentally semi-custom build that can handle gravel, bikepacking, commuting, or just plain going flat out on pavement

Fleetingly, Portland was once again briefly the centre of the known bike universe (Vuelta an España, who?) for a weekend of bikes, shenanigans and pleasantly overcast skies. This year’s MADE show built on last year’s success with improved lighting, less guano, and even more world-class builders.

A solid, no-frills helmet from American brand Giro with a fun bit of history behind it.

We rode and reviewed Specialized's Globe Haul St e-cargo bike.

Cycling Weekly visited DT Swiss' North American headquarters in Colorado, to find out how this European powerhouse ended up in small-town America and how the brand fits into today's market

As one of three new eyewear offerings, Rapha’s Reis sunglasses are impressively light and offer lenses for a wide range of conditions

Cycling Weekly visited Utah-based CSS Composites to see how recyclable carbon wheels are made

It’s become routine for many riders to keep track of every mile ridden and feet ascended; do we really need to know these things?

For riders who have accepted tubeless into their lives, TPU tubes may not be very compelling. For the unconverted, however, they’re worth exploring, with a few caveats

A thoughtfully constructed gravel bike that’s a joy to ride on and off road, but has some intentional limitations