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I know what I’ll be doing after retirement: I’ll be on the chicken farm, by Pieter Serry
Soudal Quick-Step’s current longest-serving rider, Pieter Serry, was born and raised on a chicken farm in Flanders, Belgium. Though he'll leave the team at the...
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He won a world road race title before Tadej Pogačar, but the blonde-haired Dane had to suffer a painful rejection before finally reaching the top
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S-Works Torch Remco – how Specialized developed the ‘lightest shoes in the peloton’ at Evenepoel’s request
Even carbon was deemed too heavy says the US brand as it shaves 65.1 grams per shoe off the standard S-Works Torch
Parlee unveils ‘best bike money can buy’ limited-edition Z-Zero GT as a tribute to its late founder
Parlee is making 25 ultra-special versions of its new flagship road bike built with the most exclusive components – that Bob Parlee himself would have...
SRAM gives Force and Rival the full Red AXS makeover – including an XPLR gravel version of each
New versions of the second and third-tier groupsets get flagship tech at a lower price point, aiming to expand SRAM’s ‘effortless’ philosophy to all budgets...
New Campagnolo Super Record 13 is the world’s first 2x13 groupset – and the thumb shifter is back
The Italian brand has launched a new flagship groupset that not only has more sprockets but is lighter, faster, more affordable – and this is...
Pro bike: Cameron Jones's Unbound 200-winning Scott Addict Gravel RC
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The German brand has unveiled all the details behind its latest innovation for gravel riding – Rouleur put it to the test at the Traka...
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New Fizik Vega Carbon flagship road shoe: performance without edges thanks to an inside outsole and a more anatomical shape
New levels of contact and comfort were achieved by borrowing technology from rock-climbing shoes and testing it with Movistar team riders
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We put the Canadian brand's new bike to the test on the rolling roads of the Dirty Reiver gravel event
New Standert Kreissäge RS: ‘A bold reimagining of the aluminium race bike’ used by a UCI team
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How Vision ushered in a 'new era of performance' with the Metron RS, its first all-carbon wheelset
The new pro-level wheels, available in two rim depths, feature carbon-fibre spokes and a seven per cent weight saving over its previous flagship model
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