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SteadyRack bike storage review: Efficient and swingable hanging

Designed to hold the bike while contacting nothing but the tyres, the Australian-designed SteadyRack is one of the more innovative and popular cycling products to come from Down Under in the past decade. In addition to making no contact with the frame, rim or spokes, the rack can also be swung side-to-side for easier access, …

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Best women’s cycling bibs round-up: four drop-tail bibs reviewed

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A good pair of bib shorts is worth every penny spent, but do you need to drop $300 to find a comfortable pair of bibs? It’s taken me many months to answer that question, and to find what I consider the best women’s bib short, but I’m finally there. While chamois, bib straps, leg bands, …

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Rapha Pro Team road shoe review: Nailed it

Rapha’s new Pro Team road shoes debuted less than a year after the company’s gravel-specific Explore model, yet despite supposedly falling from the same tree, the two apples could hardly be more different in terms of fit, feel, and refinement. As you’d expect from Rapha, the Pro Team shoes are also elegantly stylish — and …

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2020 Giant Revolt 2 gravel bike review: The $1,000 workhorse

The Giant Revolt 2 is not fancy. It doesn’t take many chances, either in geometry or spec. It’s a workhorse. It is not designed to be the best bike it can possibly be; it is designed to be the best bike it can be at a very specific, and very low, price. Can you get …

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FulGaz indoor training app review: Real-world riding, indoors

Indoor cycling has gone from strength to strength in recent years and recent lockdowns have only helped accelerate that trend. Smart trainers are seemingly out of stock everywhere you look and indoor training software is surging in popularity as more people turn to indoor cycling to stay fit in these troubled times. One platform that’s …

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SteadyRack bike storage review: Efficient and swingable hanging

Best women’s cycling bibs round-up: four drop-tail bibs reviewed

Rapha Pro Team road shoe review: Nailed it

2020 Giant Revolt 2 gravel bike review: The $1,000 workhorse

FulGaz indoor training app review: Real-world riding, indoors

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