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Racing weapons, desirable accessories, stunning apparel. The world of bike tech has never been better, ready to enjoy in all its glory
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
AG2R's Van Rysel RCR Pro, the WorldTour's most affordable bike, goes on sale through Decathlon
Decathlon AG2R-La Mondiale replica bike available to the paying public, priced at £9,000
Shimano GRX 12-speed review: Mechanical shifting at its finest
The brand’s most recent gravel groupset ticks a lot of boxes and raises the question of whether electronic shifting is really needed when riding gravel
Enve goes all-road with the new Fray
The new multi-terrain option completes Enve's line of drop-bar bikes
Smartfit: The democratisation of cycling
Bike-fitting innovator Smartfit is on a mission to democratise cycling, by giving riders a way to find their perfect bike size, and in doing so...
New BMC Roadmachine gen 3: Swiss precision and a ride as sweet as Toblerone
Rouleur heads to Girona to ride the latest version of BMC's endurance platform in all three of its guises – road, gravel and electric
Wide tyres, big chainrings and gravel bikes: Paris-Roubaix 2024 tech round-up
All the tech on show during the 2024 Paris-Roubaix weekend
Pro bike: Mathieu van der Poel's Roubaix-winning Canyon Aeroad CFR
The Dutchman secured his second victory in the Queen of the Classics on Sunday, but made few significant changes to his tried and trusted bike...
Pirelli: The circle of life
After a break of almost 60 years, Pirelli is once again making high-end bicycle tyres in a renovated factory in Bollate, near their headquarters in...
Elisa Balsamo’s radical Roubaix-ready 1x Trek Domane RSL
The Italian sprinter is hoping for success in the Hell of the North, and this is the bike that will help her get there
‘There is no compromise on aerodynamics’ - Israel-Premier Tech’s Paris-Roubaix Factor Ostro Gravel
The team is going against a growing trend of riders using more standardised set-ups in the Hell of the North by opting for a gravel...
‘It can be daunting’ - Claire Goodman on how to start a cycling clothing brand from scratch
Founder of female cycling clothing company, Petrichor Products, Goodman explains the challenges and intricacies of making a brand stand out in a crowded market
Bravur’s Team Heritage watches celebrate icons of cycling with Swedish design and Swiss timing
New watch collection transposes colours, patterns and graphics from legendary cycling teams of the past
Saddles, paint, and chainrings: Tour of Flanders tech gallery
All about the bikes and tech on show at the start of De Ronde
‘We talk about shoes every day’ – Movistar's Will Barta on why pro cyclists are obsessed with their footwear... and how they get it exactly right
A WorldTour rider and his shoe sponsor give insights into the painstaking detail involved in sourcing a shoe that facilitates optimal power transfer and maximum comfort – and...
Aero v style: is watt-saving killing road racing's beauty?
Does it matter that road racing looks like time trialling, or is winning the only thing that matters?
AG2R’s new kit sends the brown shorts to a galaxy far, far away when it could have brought them home
Headline sponsor Decathlon’s rebranding is a missed opportunity to reinstate something that ought to be celebrated not banished, says Simon Smythe
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