Ribble CGR road bike review
Renowned for their build-your-own direct sales model, Ribble are touting the new CGR as their most versatile bike yet. So is it the ultimate budget do-it-all?
Debbie Graham
Stryd 2.0 Running Power Meter review
Jack Sexty tests out Stryd’s latest running power meter
Bianchi Oltre XR4 road bike review
They have road bike heritage, prestige and elegance in spades. But how will Bianchi’s latest serve as a triathlon-worthy bike? We mount the Oltre XR4 to find out…
Planet X Exo 3 triathlon bike review
Planet X have a huge UK triathlon heritage and are used to winning on value. And with the release of the long-awaited Exo3, they’re
aiming to take on the best and win on speed, too. Jamie Wilkins took it for a test ride to find out if they achieved it…
Canyon Speedmax CF SLX 9.0 triathlon bike review
With Jan Frodeno taking the Ironman world titles in 2015 and 2016, and the iron-distance record, aboard it, Canyon have had a dream start for their new Speedmax CF SLX tri machine. And now it’s available to us mere mortals. We got the exclusive first UK test…
Boardman Air 9.9 (Brownlee Signature Edition) bike review
The Boardman Air 9.9 is the Brownlee brothers’ bike of choice – and we got our hands on an exclusive test model. Jack Sexty took it for a test ride to see if it delivered a Brownlee performance
Eastway Emitter R4 bike review
Eastway has returned, backed by Wiggle. So what can the partnership offer in the training and race-day stakes? We ride their sub-£1k offering to find out
Orbea Ordu Ltd M201 triathlon bike review
Orbea’s new aero racer, the Ordu Lts M201, promises both more user friendliness for tri and more speed – is it too good to be true? Jamie Wilkins takes it for a test ride
Look 796 Monoblade triathlon bike review
The astonishingly thin aero tri bike, the Look 796 Monoblade, promises to slide through the air like it isn’t even there. We tested it to find out how the theory works in the real world…
V02 V:Pro:Carbon bike review
Boutique British bike brand V02 have given their Pro Carbon frame a makeover. And with the previous version scoring highly in 220, we were keen to get testing…
Sensa Dura Integra Pro tri bike review
This open mould steed from the established Dutch brand is now officially available in the UK. So will it rise above the stern sub-£3k competition or leave you lying low?
Roka Maverick X wetsuit review
Jack Sexty scores this triathlon wetsuit from Roka an impressive 95%
Garmin Edge 820 bike computer review
Garmin’s latest cycling-specific GPS computer is effectively its flagship Edge 1000 in the body of the popular performance-focused Garmin Edge 520.
Ventum One bike review
The product of a group of highly talented and free-thinking engineers, the radical Ventum One is claimed to be the world’s fastest tri bike. We put it to the test…
Textreme Disc & Tri-Spoke race wheel review
Are these the ultimate race wheels and worth the massive price tag of £2,299.99 per wheel (yep thats right – near enough £4,600 for your bike) ? Jamie Wilkins takes them for a spin to find out
3T Revo (225) Integrated aerobars review
When Jamie Wilkins took Revo’s new aerobars, which attaches the basebar wing to the front of the grips instead of the back, for a test ride he found himself performing a PB…
Blueseventy Thermal Helix wetsuit review
Blueseventy’s purpose built thermal cold water swimming wetsuit got a score of 95% from ed Helen Webster when she put it through its paces
Garmin Forerunner 735XT review
Former 220 Editor and author of ‘The Science of the Tour de France’ James Witts scored Garmin’s new multisport watch, the 735XT, 87% when he put it through its paces…
Stryd Running Power Meter review
The Stryd Running Power Meter, the only one on the market at the moment, scored an impressive 88% and got awarded Editor’s Choice when we put it through its paces
Pinnacle Dolomite 5 review
Matthew Allen takes the Pinnacle Dolomite 5 for a test ride to see if it really can deliver what it promises for the affordable £1,000
Specialized Alias Comp woman’s bike review
With a choice of seatposts and clip-on aerobars, the women’s Alias Comp can be changed from a road to a tri race-day bike with relative ease. Aiofe Glass takes it for a test cycle…
Giant’s Propel Advanced Pro 1 bike review
Buying an aero bike without aero wheels is like buying a three-legged greyhound – you’ll save money but there’s a crucial ingredient missing. So is the Giant Propel Advanced Pro 1 the complete aero package?
Running gear review: New Balance Beacon run jacket
Feature editor Matt Baird takes the Beacon run jacket from New Balance out for a run
Review: Helly Hanson Pace Norviz Heat Jacket
Matt Baird takes the Pace Norviz Heat Jacket from Helly Hanson for a winter run
