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BikeRadar

BikeRadar stands as the leading source for information on bicycles and cycling equipment. Our team of specialists spans three continents and rigorously tests a wide variety of bikes, components, clothing, and gear, covering everything from road and mountain biking to commuting and time trials. With over 11,000 product reviews accessible to you, along with plenty of tips on maintenance and training, BikeRadar provides top-notch cycling guidance for enthusiasts everywhere.

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  • 1 week ago | bikeradar.com | Stan Portus

    The Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) Movement has called for peaceful protests at this year’s Grand Tours against the participation of Israel–Premier Tech. In an announcement published yesterday, the BDS Movement says the Tour de France, Giro d’Italia and Vuelta España are allowing “Israel Premier Tech, a cycling team representing Israel, to participate”.

  • 1 week ago | bikeradar.com | Warren Rossiter

    SQUIRREL_13203700The Kudo is Fizik's lightest and most ventilated road helmet. The rounded low-volume design makes it light and very airy, and the fit is highly adjustable. However, the somewhat scratchy straps and a rear clip-in light that needs to be more secure hold it back. Factor in a high price, of £269.99, and the Kudo is struggling to make our list of the best road bike helmets.

  • 2 weeks ago | bikeradar.com | Tom Marvin

    The SL electric mountain bike segment doesn't always get the attention it deserves, but YT's new Decoy SN 29 is certainly worth your consideration. The Decoy SN 29 sits alongside the Decoy SN MX, launched in 2024, as a Fazua-powered carbon eMTB, but while the SN MX is aligned to the YT Capra in its intentions, the SN 29 is more of a YT Jeffsy in electrically assisted clothing. If you're wondering what the 'SN' stands for - it's 'Super Natural'.

  • 2 weeks ago | bikeradar.com | Tom Marvin

    SRAM's Transmission groupsets, whether that's the electronic AXS versions (S1000, GX, X0, XX and XX SL) or the newer Eagle 70 and Eagle 90 mechanical versions, have market-leading shift performance. Up or down the block, under power, on an electric or regular mountain bike, the shifting is crisp, accurate and utterly dependable. Most of the time…However, there are instances where the shifting isn't up to spec.

  • 2 weeks ago | bikeradar.com | Robin Weaver

    Specialized’s Turbo Levo enters its fourth generation with a new motor and a completely overhauled frame. With tyres in the dirt, this ludicrously expensive S-Works model is a force to be reckoned with. The balanced suspension feel, coupled with the easy-to-tweak geometry, delivers a ride that’s simply gobsmacking. The S-Works Levo delivers confidence in spades on the descents, then gets you back up to the top of the hill as quickly as you want.