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YOU WONT BELIEVE: Sram - What They Never Told You

Wilier Triestina Rave SLR ID2 gravel bike review: Addictively fast and unapologetically racey

The more I rode the Rave SLR ID2, the more I liked it, but there is one thing I would change

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Lorena Wiebes’ Giro d’Italia disqualification has brought the UCI’s weight limit into sharp relief – is the rule outdated?

The governing body’s rules look a bit silly whatever happened in Italy

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Prototype Giant and Liv gravel race bikes spotted ahead of Unbound Gravel

The new model looks like an updated Revolt model – here's what we know so far

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GSI Technology (NASDAQ:GSIT) is positioning its associative processing unit, or APU, technology for artificial intelligence workloads at the edge rather than in data centers, Vice President of Sales and Investor Relations Didier Lasserre said during a company presentation. Lasserre, who said he has

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'This began as a dispute about our 10-tooth cog, this ruling is much bigger than that' – SRAM responds to UCI's gear restriction appeal being rejected

SRAM argues that the UCI should work with cycling industry more over rules

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'Much bigger than a dispute about a 10-tooth cog’ –SRAMcelebrates legal victory over UCI as an end to 'exclusion' of cycling industry from decision-marking

'The UCI should bring the WFSGI into rule-making as a full partner' says component manufacturer as UCI loses appeal in gear restriction case

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'Likely to cause harm to SRAM that is serious and difficult to repair': UCI loses appeal over maximum gear ratios

Belgian Market Court sides with Belgian Competition Authority

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Misspelt brands, dubious deals, and no safety guarantees in sight – Welcome to the Wild West of AliExpress bike parts

Given the cost of new components and gear, cycling's well-established black market can tempt many riders with cut-price deals. But is it all too good to be true? Matthew Loveridge delves down the rabbit hole of fake bike parts, the safety risks some pose, and where he believes the line…

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Victory for SRAM as UCI loses appeal over gear restriction trial

The Market Court in Brussels rules in favour of BCA, creating legal obligation for UCI to reform its standard-setting process

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Specialized S-Works Aethos 2 review: is this the perfect road bike?

What the new Specialized Aethos lacks in outright aerodynamic performance, it makes up for in integration, 35mm tyre clearance and ridiculously light total system weight

Cycling Weekly

Specialized Crux DSW Comp review: A lesson in restraint

A sensible build slightly hamstrung by too-wide bars and mechanical SRAM, but an enjoyable multi-surface machine nonetheless.

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FiftyOne Sika review: Has this Irish frame builder caught the big brands napping?

FiftyOne's first production road bike is part lightweight race bike, part all-rounder. Light, stiff, and with room for 40mm tyres, could this be the only road bike you need?

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Six tech trends from The Traka and what it means for Unbound Gravel

Everything we learned from Europe's biggest gravel race

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Campagnolo takes the fight to Shimano and SRAM with a new groupset that looks Super but can be had for Ultegra money

Campagnolo puts its troubles behind it with a sensible groupset launch that fills an obvious gap, and gets it back in the game in a serious way.

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Zipp 202 NSWs are back: Can Pidcock's new shallower wheels make you faster?

When Zipp stopped making the 202, weight weenies everywhere shed a tear. Now it's back, it's deeper, and resolutely sensible. But, is it any good?

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The fastest bike we've ever tested, but is it actually any good to ride? Cérvelo S5 review

Extremely aerodynamic, very stiff, but oddly serene even at warp-speed

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First ride review: Riding the Look G85 Cezal gravel bike to see if there's a place for an all-rounder in today’s gravel world

Plus riding impressions of Look’s new single sided X-One G gravel pedals

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SRAM doubles down on its argument against the UCI's gear restriction test as case is heard in the Court of Appeal

Public hearing takes place between the Belgian Competition Authority and the UCI at the Markets Court, final decision to come in May

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Pedal disasters, wide-tyre ubiquity and more: Six tech lessons from Paris-Roubaix

Trends, learnings and reflections from the Queen of the Classics

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Huge tyres, off-road rear mechs, and single chainrings galore: All the tech we spotted at Paris-Roubaix

There were new hacks and trends on show at this year's cobbled Hell of the North

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Unorthodox and indecisive: Everything we know from Paris-Roubaix recon so far

Some brand new tech, some old hacks, and some big decisions for the big riders to make ahead of Sunday

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Don't call it an inner tube: Lidl-Trek to debut innovative 'double-bubble' safety system at Paris-Roubaix

The 'Odyssey Optis' system uses an inflatable tyre liner, which sits inside a tubeless tyre

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One-by Shimano drivetrain with XTR Di2 rear derailleur spotted on Joshua Tarling's Pinarello Dogma F ahead of Paris-Roubaix

Several Ineos Grenadiers riders will be trialing some creative tech to negotiate the extreme cobble sectors of the bumpiest and most brutal Monument on the WorldTour calendar

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Ineos Grenadiers trialling hybrid wireless MTB groupset for Paris-Roubaix, but not for the reason you might expect

British squad also appear to be using Scope’s second-tier wheels in favour of 'fish-scale' Artech models

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Paris-Roubaix tech predictions 2026: What we expect to see in the pits at the Queen of the Classics

The Roubaix tech playbook is pretty well rehearsed by now, but there’s always scope for going off-script

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