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1 week ago |
cyclingweekly.com | Joe Baker
Canyon has just unveiled the Grail CFR RIFT, a bold new addition to its gravel racing arsenal - and it arrives with a headline innovation: the F 132 ONE, a 40mm-travel suspension fork developed entirely in-house by Canyon in collaboration with DT Swiss. The move marks a significant statement of intent from the German direct-to-consumer brand.
My favourite part of the midweek chaingang isn't the ride - it's the pint with my friends afterwards
2 weeks ago |
cyclingweekly.com | Joe Baker
This article is part of a series called ‘A love letter to…’, where Cycling Weekly writers pour praise on their favourite cycling items and share the personal connection they have with them. The below content is unfiltered, authentic, and has not been paid for. There are many great traditions in British cycling - the chaingang itself, with its unspoken rules, frantic callouts, and last-minute sprint showdowns, is one of them.
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2 weeks ago |
cyclingweekly.com | Joe Baker
Fizik has unveiled the Vega Carbon, its latest flagship road racing shoe, which the Italian brand claims is purpose-built for cyclists seeking the highest levels of performance, fit and comfort. After delivering a whole raft of new helmets last month, the Italian brand has been busy, having developed the shoe entirely from the sole up.
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2 weeks ago |
cyclingweekly.com | Luke Friend |Joe Baker
Pirelli has launched the Cinturato Evo TLR, an evolution of its popular Cinturato Velo tyre, designed to deliver improved all-round performance across a range of conditions and surfaces - from smooth tarmac to broken gravel. The most noticeable change from its predecessor is the tread pattern. Reimagined for all-road use, the Evo TLR adopts a hybrid tread inspired by the Italian brand’s Scorpion Trail III, an endurance motorbike tyre.
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2 weeks ago |
cyclingweekly.com | Joe Baker
If Adrian Newey ever turned his wind-tunnel wizardry from Formula 1 cars to cycling saddles, the result would probably look a lot like Prologo’s latest fever dream - the Predator 01TT saddle. At £1,250, this is less a saddle and more an aerodynamic statement. It’s a component so dripping in computational fluid dynamic claims that its price tag feels more like an NDA than an RRP.
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