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Freewheeling: Ten Things I Hate About Cycling
We love cycling, yes we do. But like just about everything in life, not all is perfect — even in the two-wheeled world.
Read More »Review: RecoveryPump System
Need a post-workout recovery boost? The RecoveryPump System RecoveryBoots just might be the ticket. Highlights include four-step sequential compression, ease of use, and multiple sizes. Just know that your wallet will also get squeezed.
Read More »Specialized Unveils Cycling-Specific Wind Tunnel
California-based bike maker claims custom in-house wind tunnel will allow for unprecedented levels of aerodynamic testing and product development.
Read More »Mavic Intros CXR 60 C and CXR 60 T Aero Wheels
Mavic is at it again. After debuting its new Cosmic Carbone 40C carbon clinchers earlier in the year, it’s rolling out a 60mm hoop it claims is an aero wheel that’s every bit the wind cheater as rival offerings from the likes of Zipp and Reynolds.
Read More »Gear of the Day: Pearl Izumi P.R.O. LTD Jersey and Bib Shorts
When it comes to cycling kit, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Function, on the other hand, is a yes or no proposition. So make your own judgment about the looks of Pearl Izumi’s P.R.O. LTD jersey and bib shorts, but know that function is top of the line.
Read More »Review: WD-40 BIKE Foaming Wash, Degreaser and Protectant
The famous lubrication maker has dove head first into the cycling world with its new WD-40 Bike line. First up we review the foaming wash, degreaser and protectant. We’ll look at its new wet and dry lubes in a separate post.
Read More »Photo Of The Day: World’s Largest Cycling Cap?
Reigning world road race champion Philippe Gilbert may be the biggest name lining up for the upcoming Amgen Tour of California. But at least for the stage 1 start in Escondido, the BMC rider will have some competition for the proverbial Big Man on Campus crown.
Read More »Freewheeling: The Road Disc Revolution Is Now
After taking a test ride SRAM hydraulic disc equipped roadster, features editor Jason Sumner is convinced it’s time to ditch rim brakes and start ripping singletrack on our road bikes. (Well, not really. But he did enjoy the ride.)
Read More »Video: Mark Cavendish’s Specialized S Works McLaren Venge
Ace sprinter Mark Cavendish kicked off his 2013 Giro d’Italia campaign with what else – a win. Here’s a look at the bike the Manx Missile piloted to what was his 37th grand tour stage win.
Read More »Pro Bike: Nate English Shows Off His Devinci Leo SL
When the Amgen Tour of California rolls away from the start in Escondido on May 12, Nate English and his 5-hour ENERGY presented by Kenda Racing Team will be among the 16 squads battling for bragging rights. Underneath English and his teammates will be the Devinci Leo SL.
Read More »Primal Wear Details Helix Kit and its Give Back Program
In our on-going Sea Otter Classic video series, Primal Wear marketing director Tim Baker breaks down the highlights of the Helix jersey and bibs, and explains the company’s charitable Give Back Program.
Read More »Sneak Peek: Marin’s New Composite Cross Bikes
Marin is poised to unveil a pair of new carbon fiber cyclocross bikes. Official launch date for the new Cortina models is August 1, 2013, but RoadBikeReview got an advance look, including a full video tour.
Read More »Lake Unveils Cyclocross Specific Shoe
This new race-ready footwear has eight screw-in holes, allowing for a ton of adjustability. And while we haven’t tried this new bog-hopper yet, just the concept of a modular cyclocross-specific shoe is intriguing.
Read More »First Look Gallery: Fuji Norcom TT Bikes
Philadelphia-based bike maker Fuji launches its new Norcom Straight time trial bikes, which it claims set a new standard for fit, speed, and performance.
Read More »New Ultegra 6800: 11 Speeds, Lighter, More Ergo
Let the Dura-Ace 9000 trickle down begin. Shimano has unveiled its new 11-speed Ultegra 6800, which is 35 grams lighter than the previous version, and requires 35 percent less shifting effort. Cost? Less than half of a Dura-Ace group.
Read More »Kappius Looking To Kickstart Hub Production
Innovative hub maker Kappius Components has launched an updated version of its unique road and mountain hubs. Now they’re seeking financial backing to begin manufacturing. Find out how you can help.
Read More »Interview: Cervélo’s Phil White Details The New P3
The founder and chairman of Cervélo gives RoadBikeReview a personal tour of the company’s new TT machine, and drops some hints about what might come next from the famed road bike maker. Hint: It could be very at home on gravel roads.
Read More »Prototype TT Bike Has Hydraulic Disc Brakes But No Seatstays
Taiwan-based Culprit Bicycles was at Sea Otter showing off an out-of-left-field triathlon bike that Culprit claims is the first with hydraulic disc brakes — and no seatstays with an adjustable seatpost. We’re not sure if it will ever leave the prototype phase, but we do have photos.
Read More »How To: Tackling a Group Ride (Updated With Video)
Group rides are a great way to increase fitness, make new friends, and explore unfamiliar territory. Just don’t be surprised if your first group ride is a tad intimidating. Read on for tips and tricks to make your first group ride experience a smooth one. [Updated with Video.]
Read More »Ridley X-Night To Be Spec’d with Hydraulic Disc SRAM Red
Top Belgian bike maker to offer its top line cyclocross machine with SRAM’s brand new Red 22 Hydraulic Road Disc set-up. See the full spec and lots of photos.
Read More »Raleigh’s 2014 Cross Bikes: Wider Rims, Lighter Frames
After taking hits last year for its odd wheel spec and dated frame designs, Raleigh has fired back with five race ready cyclocross bikes that will be available in plenty of time for this fall’s race season.
Read More »Cannondale Unveils 2014 Synapse Carbon Hi-MOD Endurance Bike
Utilizing the dusty gravel roads of Italy’s fabled Strade Bianche WorldTour race, Cannondale showed off its new endurance road bike that’s geared toward both rough-road racing and all-day comfort riding.
Read More »Trek Taking Project One On The Road
In a move to “bring art and style” to cycling events across North America, Trek is bringing its Project One experience on the road. Check it out to find out how you can create your very own personalized bike.
Read More »Sea Otter Tech Round-Up: Lake, Michelin, Focus, Smith
To the casual observer the Sea Otter Classic is about riding bikes, but savvy consumers know all to well that this springtime celebration of all things cycling has also become ground zero for new product launches. Here’s a look at just a few of the items that caught our eye. Lots more coming soon.
Read More »Sea Otter: Felt Launches 2014 FX Series Cross Bikes
Summer cycling season may just be getting into full swing, but Felt already has an eye on cyclocross. On Thursday at Sea Otter, the Southern California-based bike maker rolled out an entirely revamped line-up of mud-taming machines – including one especially made for kids.
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