Aaron Borrill
Editor of @off_roadcc Previously with Cyclingnews, Bikeperfect, Bicycling, TopCar, GQ, Rugby World and Cape Epic. South African 🇿🇦in the UK 🇬🇧
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3 weeks ago |
road.cc | Aaron Borrill
VERDICT: 10 Well-appointed road bike at a reasonable price that can be used for racing and one-day epics Impeccable handlingImpressive spec Racy geometryGood looksWell priced No power meter Only 30mm tyre clearance White paint will prove tough to keep clean At road.cc every product is thoroughly tested for as long as it takes to get a proper insight into how well it works. Our reviewers are experienced cyclists that we trust to be objective.
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4 weeks ago |
cyclingnews.com | Aaron Borrill
The MyWhoosh Sunday Race Club, or SRC as it's widely known, was launched in 2019 and is regarded as the highest level of racing available to virtual cyclists. It has grown into the biggest, most lucrative, and toughest form of racing on the internet – but it’s not reserved for elite athletes alone. There are six categories designed to offer riders of all abilities a chance to compete for the weekly, category-based prize money.
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4 weeks ago |
cyclingnews.com | Aaron Borrill
The rise of indoor cycling means there are more virtual cycling apps than ever, with each platform preaching a similar mantra: community, training, and racing. Not all virtual cycling platforms are created equal, and each one comes with various pros and cons, so finding the right one for you can become a complicated task. One of the newest offerings gaining traction among cyclists is the free-to-use MyWhoosh indoor cycling app.
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1 month ago |
cyclist.co.uk | Aaron Borrill
Fulcrum’s Speed wheelset portfolio echoes the tenets of parent company Campagnolo, focussing on premium aesthetics and performance. The Speed range spans the 25, 42 and 57mm models and has been manufactured to balance weight with stiffness and durability. While the step up from 25 to 42 is significant, particularly in terms of aerodynamics, the Fulcrum Speed 57 wheels represent more of a nuanced jump from the 42.
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1 month ago |
off.road.cc | Aaron Borrill
[Sponsored by Muc-off (link is external)] Muc-Off introduced its original pressure washer to the cycling world in 2018. Designed especially for bikes but can be used for basically anything, including your car, it has forged a name for being safe on bearings and seals and allowing you to wash your bike without negatively affecting any delicate moving parts. Fast-forward to now, and the Poole-based company has taken things up a notch with the new Muc-Off Mobile Pressure Washer.
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