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The Xtracycle Hopper kept my kids and me safe in a crash, but it’s still a few features short of a five-star review

Designed to compete with the rise in direct-to-consumer offerings, the Xtracycle Hopper is an affordable e-cargo bike from one of the original American cargo bike innovators

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As a reviewer, I get asked about prescription cycling glasses more than any other gear — and the Roka San Remo sunglasses stood out in my latest test

An impressively lightweight, full-frame sunglass design that’s stylish enough for everyday wear

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Wanting to own just one bike? Ritchey’s carbon Septimer goes everywhere

Could you do all of your riding on only one bike? Ritchey’s new Septimer model, a carbon all-road bike that breaks down for travel, is designed as a one-bike-quiver

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Brompton’s Electric G Line: A fun-to-ride, commuter-friendly bike that can go everywhere and anywhere with you

A new model from the British icon is charming, quirky and useful, but pricey. Most of all, it’s fun

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Preview: World-class racing returns to U.S. soil at the Maryland Cycling Classic this Saturday

Here’s what to expect, who to cheer for and how to watch America’s 'most important race'

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Lose the zipper, free the mind! Velocio Men’s Concept Radiator Zipperless Jersey, reviewed

A lightweight, hot weather jersey with aero considerations, but what’s going on with the sizing?

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Fizik’s custom-printed Vento Antares Adaptive One-to-One saddle, reviewed

It’s a mouthful alright. A custom printed saddle, for your unique anatomy. Do you need one? Maybe.

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3D printed saddles made just for you—does your rear require one? A review of Posedla’s Joyseat 2.0

Custom down to the name imprinted in the saddle. Posedla makes an impressively well-designed, high-quality product. But is it worth the price tag?

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The Sea Otter Classic: sights and sounds from the biggest bike gathering in North America - Part 1

Odds and ends that run the gamut, from a $13,000 frameset to armoured kit and new hydro-vests

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Specialized's gravel tyres get an update—first ride impressions of the all-new Tracer

Specialized’s sponsored athletes tend to win a lot of races: these are the tyres they’ll be racing on this year.

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Size matters — but so does the casing: a Schwalbe G-One RX Pro gravel tyre review

A modern gravel tyre for rough conditions, available in a variety of widths, that performs flawlessly

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Rapha's Excess Men's Pro Team Gore-Tex Rain Jacket is uniquely colourful, pricey, PFAS-restricted in the US and the most comfortable hard shell yet

Rapha’s newest rain jacket is built with reclaimed material and has a nifty trick: it’s stretchy. Does contain PFAS though.

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Wool by the bucketful, or should it be the thimbleful? Ornot’s Super Thermal Merino Jersey reviewed

A made-in-California winter jersey that combines jacket-like warmth with exceptional breathability.

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We rode and reviewed the Ouray, Parlee Cycles' first new bike model since facing bankruptcy

The storied American brand continues with a Portugal-made carbon steed that goes zoom but doesn’t fit like a race bike

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Julbo’s Fury Prescription Sunglasses reviewed

Julbo’s prescription sunglasses: how it works, how long it takes to make them, and the inherent limitations.

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I used to think flat bar gravel bikes were silly, now I've tried one I know they're silly, but I'm into it

Flat bar gravel bikes are a thing, and here's why they make sense for some folks and what to know if you're flat-bar-curious

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Parcours FKT Wheelset Reviewed: Affordable, meet wide

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

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Longtermers: Tyler Boucher’s do-it-all, semi-custom Fairlight Faran 2.0 steel machine

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

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MADE 2024: Our 10 favourite builds from the world's largest handmade bike show

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.

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A reasonably priced homage to an iconic helmet: The Giro Cielo helmet reviewed

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

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Big cargo: The Specialized Globe Haul LT reviewed

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

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From the Alps to the Rockies: How DT Swiss found a home in Colorado’s Grand Junction

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

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Under the Mallorcan sun: Rapha’s Reis sunglasses, reviewed

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

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From raw materials to a rideable wheel in less than 2 hours: how recyclable carbon wheels are made at CSS Composites

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

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'I was carting around a screen on my bars while trying to avoid the larger one at home' - Lessons from a week without a cycling computer

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?

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