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Mark Cavendish to attack the Tour de France stage record on a custom-painted Wilier Filante SLR
Colours to commemorate his biggest victories will inspire the 39-year-old as he heads into his final Tour hunting for a 35th stage win
Garmin unveils Edge 1050: ‘brightest and smartest cycling computer ever’ with smartphone-like touchscreen – but no solar charging
Garmin’s new-look flagship head unit adds a upgraded touchscreen, enhanced group ride features, built-in speaker and more – and will exist alongside the Edge 1040...
Wahoo has released a Trackr chest strap with a rechargeable battery and my heart is leaping
Wahoo's new design promises a new dawn of reliable and accurate heart rate monitoring
New Colnago V4: 'same thrills as V4RS but with a more accessible configuration'
The enthusiast-friendly version of the bike Pogačar and co ride is not only priced much lower but has some practical features too
New Pinarello Dogma F: Italian brand takes a 'marginal gains' approach to its latest flagship bike
Pinarello says it has worked extensively with Ineos Grenadiers to make improvements to the latest version of the Dogma F
Fizik launches One-to-One – a custom 3D-printed saddle service using riders' unique measurements
Personalised saddles with 3D-printed padding based on customers' biometric data to be offered via Fizik dealerships
Scott's new ULTD. collection - designed for the love of riding
Made with high-performance materials with a quality and style that allows you to express yourself the way you want to
New Mahle X30 – the perfect system for experiencing the best of e-bikes in every situation
Lightweight and powerful yet robust and user friendly, Mahle's new drive unit is designed to give any type of cycling a boost
Van Rysel: ‘AG2R keep on winning not just because they are riding our bikes, but it helps’
The former French underdogs are ahead of the pack in 2024 – their new sponsors are adamant it’s a breakaway that will stick and which...
Specialized launches Crux DSW – ‘the lightest alloy gravel bike ever made’
Tech from the the S-Works Crux – the world's lightest carbon gravel bike – is trickled down into a new alloy version that uses Specialized's patented D'Aluisio...
‘Ketones are like another lane on the highway’ – why Visma-Lease a Bike partnered with Ketone-IQ and went public with their secret weapon
Michael Brandt, the CEO and co-founder of US ketone drink manufacturer Ketone-IQ, tells Rouleur what sort of performance benefits WorldTour teams are getting out of the...
Assos layering system - where science meets art
Striking the right balance between too hot and too cold is a challenge for cyclists, but Assos's latest collection is designed to alleviate this dilemma
New Roval Rapide CLX II Team are the 'fastest wheels in the world' – but steer clear of hookless rims and carbon spokes
Specialized reveals all the details on Remco's new team-edition wheels – which are 130g lighter and 0.5 watts faster than the originals
Unreleased Trek off to a winning start at the Dauphiné – plus new Pinarello and Canyon race bikes spotted
As the teams gear up for the Tour de France, new bikes are ridden in race conditions before their official launches – here are three of...
The pro peloton's most Italian bike: VF Group Bardiani-CSF Faizane’s Campagnolo-equipped De Rosa 70
Campagnolo might not sponsor a WorldTour team this year, but there was a feast of Super Record Wireless components – and every other Italian component...
Limar Air Atlas Mark Cavendish review: the helmet he'll wear in his attempt to make Tour history
The Manx Missile is aiming at one more Tour de France stage to beat Eddy Merckx's record of 34 – and he'll be hoping this is the...
Blending performance with comfort: Castelli's Espresso collection
The Italian brand's latest collection celebrates the nation's roasty shot
Pirelli: Corporate culture
Rouleur investigates the intersection between technological innovation and artistic experimentation with a visit to the Fondazione Pirelli in Milan
Quoc M3 Air review - Breathable, comfortable and good enough for Geraint Thomas
Quoc’s carbon road race shoes set a new performance standard for the brand
The Pogačar effect: what does a bike brand get out of sponsoring the world's best rider?
We ask Colnago how much of its recent financial success is down to Tadej Pogačar – and investigate whether bike brands get a decent return on investment out...
Pearson Forge road bike review: A bike driven by data, made for everyday cyclists
The British brand aims to create a more comfortable ride for its customers without compromising on performance. So, does it live up to its claims?...
SRAM launches new Red AXS groupset: the lightest on the market, designed for ‘effortless’ riding
SRAM's new flagship groupset is all about refining the experience for every rider – instead of adding sprockets or new shifting systems it has focused on light brake feel, comfortable...
New 3T Strada Italia – iconic aero bike is redesigned for even wider tyres and is now made in Italy
In-house carbon manufacturing process claimed to improve sustainability as well as performance as the Strada Italia becomes the third Italian-made 3T bike
Brompton x Palace collaboration brings 'a new kind of energy to the iconic folding bike'
No ducks or dragons on EF Education's Giro changeout kit this year? No problem – Palace has collaborated with Brompton on an uniquely cool folding bike
Ich bin ein Aluminer: Standert launches new German team on scandium bikes
Team Standert Brandenburg is a new Berlin-based development squad with big plans... and cool retro-modern race bikes
Factor Ostro VAM gen 2 review: dazzling performance
The updated version of Factor's aero all-rounder is lighter, narrower and searingly fast
Passoni Year of the Dragon: modern Italian craftsmanship meets ancient Chinese art
Ultra-limited-edition bike celebrates the Chinese lunar calendar's most auspicious year in the Italian titanium specialist's unique style
The innovative, the interesting and the eye-catching: All the hottest tech from Sea Otter 2024
Here’s everything we spotted at the Californian bike show this year
Time turns back the clock and aims at the future with a new pedal range including the 'lightest system on the market'
Now under SRAM ownership, Time is aiming to recapture its glory days with the relaunch of a simplified but modernised lineup
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