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Component Reviews, Gravel Bikes, Road Bike - September 20, 2022

PRO Compact Carbon Clip-On Review: mini aero bar offers more flexibility, more speed!

PRO’s all-new Compact Carbon Clip-On puts a new shape on the smallest of miniature clip-on aero bar extensions, with integrated computer & accessory mounts. As a long-time bar of alt bars – and of simply stretching out over my bars to give my hands a break on long-distance rides – I’m always game to try

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Is the Paul Klamper mechanical disc brake worth the hype? How does the Growtac Equal compare?

A little over a month ago, I reviewed the Growtac Equal cable-actuated brakes. It wasn’t long after it was published, that the comment section lit up with brake-type allegiance. Readers seemed to be either in favor of, or very much against the cable-actuated disc brake as a whole – with little to no gray area.

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Review: Goodyear Newton MTF & MTR Enduro Tires

Back in May, Goodyear announced the released their very first models of tires that were designed and manufactured in-house; the Newton MTF and Newton MTR. By bringing every step of development under their own roof, the hope was to develop casings, tread patterns and rubber compounds with a performance comparable to that of some of

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Review: Hunt Aerodynamicist 44 aero road bike wheels

In terms of bang for your buck aero wheels, the Hunt Aerodynamicist line is hard to beat. They’re light, fast, perform well, and the 44mm deep wheelset tested here retails for just $919. If that doesn’t capture your attention, no worries. But if a sub-thousand dollar wheelset that comes in at a claimed 1,466g is

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Review: £195 PINND CS2 Flat Pedals tested long-term

At the 2021 Tweed Valley EWS, new componentry brand PINND announced their arrival with the launch of their debut product, the £195 CS2 Flat Pedals. While that price is rather difficult to stomach, the brand are setting themselves apart from competitors with bold claims on the pedals’ strength and longevity, backing them up with a

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PRO Compact Carbon Clip-On Review: mini aero bar offers more flexibility, more speed!

Is the Paul Klamper mechanical disc brake worth the hype? How does the Growtac Equal compare?

Review: Goodyear Newton MTF & MTR Enduro Tires

Review: Hunt Aerodynamicist 44 aero road bike wheels

Review: £195 PINND CS2 Flat Pedals tested long-term

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