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Scott Addict RC 2020 first-ride review: Now aero’ized

Dave Everett testing the Scott Addict RC 2020

It was 2007 when Scott first revealed its 790g ultra-light Addict platform. With it, Scott set a new benchmark for light and stiff racing frames, and a number of competitors spent years trying (with some success) to beat it. Since then, the Addict RC, Scott’s answer to a lightweight all-around race machine, has been ridden …

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Wilier Zero SLR 2020 first-ride review: integrated, but not aero

Italian brands evoke a sense of history, sometimes at the expense of jumping on the latest trends. But Wilier’s new Zero SLR mixes that trope up. The new bike ticks all the boxes, throwing in all the tech riders want from a bike now: fully integrated cable routing from the bars onwards, disc brakes, and …

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BMC Roadmachine 2020 first-ride review: Fast endurance ride, updated

It was three years ago that BMC lifted the covers off its interpretation of a modern endurance road bike. That bike, the Roadmachine, spat in the face of endurance road bike trends of the time – it was sleek, aero and with a relatively long and low geometry. It looked more like a racing bike …

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Fumpa and miniFumpa electric bicycle pumps review

Inflating tyres is just part of being a cyclist. Thankfully pumps are rather refined and the task is hardly tedious. Despite that, there are options to save you from having to pump at all. Battery-operated electric inflators are one such product and have long been used by race mechanics for easy inflation and quick pressure …

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Coefficient Wave handlebar review: An open mind, relaxed wrists

The cycling world is often a slave to fashion: what’s cool, what looks right, what’s acceptable — and what isn’t any of the above. This has always seemed especially true in the road world, where the “rules” may as well be gospel. The Coefficient Wave handlebar is decidedly unfashionable with its wacky angled tops, and …

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Scott Addict RC 2020 first-ride review: Now aero’ized

Wilier Zero SLR 2020 first-ride review: integrated, but not aero

BMC Roadmachine 2020 first-ride review: Fast endurance ride, updated

Fumpa and miniFumpa electric bicycle pumps review

Coefficient Wave handlebar review: An open mind, relaxed wrists

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