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Magene Fitness, a cycling component manufacturer better known for its affordable power meters and indoor trainers, has introduced a smart tail light that can detect vehicles approaching from the rear, and inform the rider audibly or visible via their GPS computer. Its radar has a 40° beam angle, so is able to detect vehicles even

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Adicta Labs, a sustainable cycling apparel brand from BMC, announced a new gravel collection this week. 

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Earlier this week, I published my long-term review of PINND’s £195 CS2 flat pedals for mountain biking. While I massively appreciated the pedal’s considerable concavity and the tremendous grip it and its 5mm tall pins provided, my UK Size 5 feet weren’t quite able to make full use of the 105mm x 110mm platform. Now,

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Mission Workshop’s subtle, highly-regarded lineup gets a new limited entry in the Signal LT pant. According to the brand, it borrows material from its MTB shorts to check all three big boxes and achieve the de facto holy grail of outdoor clothing: durable, water resistant, and breathable. “Pick all three,” the brand says simply. Mission

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Ultra-strong Dyneema and techy Polartec fabrics lead the Fox Flexair Pro line, which landed in July with men’s and women’s jerseys, pants, and gloves for trail riding. Fox said the design relies on a slim fit built “to work as one with your body.” To do it, the brand included various cooling panels and anti-abrasion

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