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cyclist.co.uk | Paul Norman
Everyone needs a cycling cap. The traditional cotton cycling cap is still a good option on warmer rides, shielding your eyes and head and absorbing sweat but there are also more technical options available made from wicking fabrics that should be less prone to getting damp and staying damp if it rains. Even flashier cycling caps are still affordable and are an essential to round off an outfit.
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cyclingnews.com | Paul Norman
Ribble’s latest bike, launched today, is the flagship Ultra-Race which, as its name suggests, is designed for high-performance racing. The British brand says that its ground-breaking carbon fibre tech makes it super-light, with a 775g claimed frame weight in size M and a 6.58kg top spec build.
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1 week ago |
cyclist.co.uk | Paul Norman
Cannondale has launched the sixth generation Synapse Carbon endurance bike, which it says is more aero and more compliant than its predecessor. There’s more integration too, with hidden cables and in-frame storage. SmartSense lighting and radar is still an option, but the battery is now housed inside the down tube, the lights are smaller and brighter and all SmartSense bikes include the radar.
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1 week ago |
cyclingnews.com | Paul Norman
Canyon has launched an Amazon store, selling a range of its bikes direct to customers in the USA via the online behemoth. At present, the options in the Canyon Amazon store are limited to a subset of its trail mountain bikes, electric bikes and urban bikes. It's an opportunity, however, for the brand to spread its reach to a broader range of US riders. IT also presents a quality and well-renowned set of alternatives to the array of unknown-brand-name bikes that are generally available on Amazon.
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1 week ago |
cyclist.co.uk | Paul Norman
High-end Australian brand Bastion Cycles has launched the Archetype, which it says is its first all-new bike platform in a decade and is their ‘ultimate road bike’. As you’d expect, quite a bit has changed in bike design over the last ten years. According to Bastion’s R&D manager, Ethan York, ‘Our mission was to increase aerodynamic performance without compromising stiffness or weight.
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