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Factor Elara review: a bonkers, incredibly capable gravel bike designed for nothing else but going fast

An aero gravel bike designed around massive tyre clearances and two-by groupset compatibility – it’s got that unmistakable wide-set fork, too

Cycling Weekly · Sep 4

Pinarello’s new X Series endurance bike straddles the all-road category with provision for 40mm tyres and a focus on in-frame storage

Second-generation X Series comes in three different frame layups, hitting a variety of price points, with a broader focus on improved terrain management

Cycling Weekly · Sep 3

Are shorter cranks worth the hype? What science says about power production, fit, and comfort

Reduced crank lengths have been a hot topic in recent years, with Tadej Pogačar and Remco Evenepoel leading the way, but is it right for you?

Cycling Weekly · Aug 26

I made six tech predictions ahead of the Tour de France – which did I get right?

Leap Components and 3D printing dominated the tech at the Tour de France, but did our tech editor manage a clean sweep of predictions?

Cycling Weekly · Jul 27

Rammed and slammed: Kasper Asgreen's very aggressive Cannondale Lab71 SuperSix Evo

2021 Tour of Flanders champion's outrageous saddle-to-bar drop shows old-school bike fits aren't dead

Cycling Weekly · Jul 24

Strada Gravel Aero Plus 2 wheelset review: a mixed-depth gravel performance upgrade worthy of the outlay

A light, fast, and compliant performance gravel wheelset that won't break the bank – or your back, for that matter

Cycling Weekly · Jul 24

Garmin buys TrainingPeaks in a vote of faith for human coaches, but what does this mean for non-Garmin users of the training app?

Details of the purchase of the gold-standard training app are thin, including whether it will continue to support non-Garmin devices

Cycling Weekly · Jul 23

A new livery and golden decals: Tom Pidcock’s Pinarello Dogma F is ready to slay the French Alps

The Yorkshireman’s Pinarello Dogma F is a very different machine to the one we covered at Opening Weekend

Cycling Weekly · Jul 22

'The fastest position isn't necessarily the lowest position': why so many Tour de France riders are embracing more stem spacers, shorter cranks and progressive fits

Professional bike fitters Bianca Broadbent and Dan Smith, and Sven Reutter, Canyon's road product manager, explain how and why pro riders are tweaking their bike fits

Cycling Weekly · Jul 22

Tour de France race bikes aren't as light as you might think – and it largely comes down to sponsor obligations and team budgets

Although the UCI weight limit is 6.8kg, relatively few bikes actually meet this mark. We explain the ins and outs of Grand Tour race bike weights and how teams optimise their setups

Cycling Weekly · Jul 20