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4 days ago | bikeradar.com | Warren Rossiter

SQUIRREL_13208050Surly’s take on the endurance bike is designed for all-day road rides, in all weather and on all surfaces. Priced at £2,399 / $2,349, It's a heady mix of skinny steel, lots of features and a ride position that majors on comfort and is big on control. Add in huge tyre clearances and the Midnight Special is a real all-roader with its classy mix of modern and retro. It lives up to Surly’s reputation for making solid bikes that are built to last.

5 days ago | bikeradar.com | Warren Rossiter

SQUIRREL_13202211The Cervélo Caledonia 5 has long been a great blend of endurance and high performance, and this latest update to the platform only reinforces that. With increased tyre clearance, down-tube storage and refined adjustability, Cervélo has ensured the Caledonia’s place at the sharp end of endurance road bikes. The new Caledonia 5 is priced at £7,400 / $8,700 / €7,999. The Caledonia 5 frameset looks, at first glance, much the same as the previous version.

1 week ago | bikeradar.com | Nick Clark

WHOOP has released the WHOOP 5.0 and WHOOP MG wearable fitness trackers, each featuring a 7 per cent smaller form factor, enhanced sensors and a redesigned processor for better power efficiency. The wearables brand has also introduced new features to its health-tracking app, including Healthspan with WHOOP Age, Heart Screener with on-demand ECG, and Blood Pressure Insights.

1 week ago | bikeradar.com | Warren Rossiter

SQUIRREL_13194528Cube’s goal with the Attain C:62 was to create an endurance bike that combines road bike pace with touring bike comfort. The slick frame marries aero elements with slender dimensions to achieve this. Combine the minimal, understated frame and fork with a specification that would cost twice as much on rival bikes and the Attain C:62 SLT is a compelling option on paper. The C:62 is the German brand's top-level iteration of the Attain endurance bike design.

1 week ago | bikeradar.com | Nick Clark

Ghost is ‘back in gravity’ with the release of the Poacha, a 180mm-travel MTB designed to take on the gnarliest lines. The release of the Poacha marks the brand's re-entry to the UK market, with a mountain bike built to appeal to riders looking for a long-travel bike designed to hit freeride lines, park laps and techy trails. Three builds are available at launch, with the entry-level bike appearing to represent the good value Ghost has been associated with.