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2 days ago | 
cyclingweekly.com | Luke Friend
In a move that turns thinking around wheel depth conventions on its head, Roval has updated its Rapide Sprint wheelsets to focus on the bike's leading edge. The new models from Specialized's wheel brand feature a deeper rim depth at the front and a shallower one at the rear, defying conventional wisdom that has for years seen the industry do exactly the opposite.
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2 days ago | 
inkl.com | Luke Friend
Roval Rapide CLIII wheels. In a move that turns thinking around wheel depth conventions on its head, Roval has updated its Rapide Sprint wheelsets to focus on the bike's leading edge. The new models from Specialized's wheel brand feature a deeper rim depth at the front and a shallower one at the rear, defying conventional wisdom that has for years seen the industry do exactly the opposite.
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3 days ago | 
cyclingweekly.com | Luke Friend
Spotted at the Tour De Swisse, fuelling the rumours that Tudor Pro Cycling were about to get a new climbing bike, BMC has today officially released its newest Teammachine SLR 01, just in time for their wildcard entry in this year's Tour De France.
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3 days ago | 
inkl.com | Luke Friend
BMC Teammachine SLR 01 road bike 2025 edition. Spotted at the Tour De Swisse, fuelling the rumours that Tudor Pro Cycling were about to get a new climbing bike, BMC has today officially released its newest Teammachine SLR 01, just in time for their wildcard entry in this year's Tour De France.
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4 days ago | 
inkl.com | Luke Friend
Raleigh ONE e-bike. Around 20,000 bicycles are stolen in London every year. That’s 50 a day, and anyone who’s had one stolen in the past will know just how unlikely it is you’ll ever see the bicycle again. The problem is only getting worse in urban areas all over the world, and it’s a significant barrier to getting more people out of their cars and onto bikes.
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1 week ago | 
cyclingweekly.com | Luke Friend
There’s something about a steel gravel bike that appeals. With the growing trend for carbon framed, race-focussed models, a steel tubed machine, to me at least, reflects the roots of the scene, when comfort, practicality and good old fashioned fun trumped speed, aerodynamics and jostling for podium places. Scarab’s updated Páramo is one such bike. It’s made from the finest Italian metal and is handmade in Colombia, built to tackle that country’s rugged roads, paths and trails.
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1 week ago | 
inkl.com | Luke Friend
But if carbon is your thing, we have that too, in the shape of a new Parlee and a collaboration between Colnago and Pas Normal Studios. Both are wonderful looking road bikes that might require you to remortgage your house should you want to own one. More reasonably priced, and thus practical, is the latest aero bike from Pearson. And we’ve also got details on Rouvy’s updated subscription costs plus two tyres from Hutchinson that are now offered in wider widths.
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1 week ago | 
cyclingweekly.com | Luke Friend
Ribble's march with the launch of two new gravel bike ranges, Ultra-Grit and Allgrit. The keen eyed amongst you might have spotted the new Ultra-Grit recently, under team Ribble Outliers at Unbound recently. The former is designed for racing while the later is aimed at adventure. The line-up consists of five different bikes in total and covers a range of frame materials, including carbon and titanium, as well as two electric options.
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1 week ago | 
inkl.com | Luke Friend
Ribble All-Grit gravel bikes. Ribble's march continues with the launch of two new gravel bike ranges, Ultra-Grit and Allgrit. The keen eyed amongst you might have spotted the new Ultra-Grit recently, under team Ribble Outliers at Unbound recently. The former is designed for racing while the later is aimed at adventure. The line-up consists of five different bikes in total and covers a range of frame materials, including carbon and titanium, as well as two electric options.
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1 week ago | 
cyclingweekly.com | Luke Friend
Sram has updated its Force and Rival AXS groupsets. The 12-speed wireless systems now incorporate much of the technology used in the brand’s top-tier offering, Red AXS. The Force and Rival options also extend to a 13-speed 1x XPLR groupset designed for gravel riding. When Sram released a revamped version of Red AXS, it was assumed that we’d eventually see some of the updates to the cheaper options in their range.
