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Features, Garmin, Tech, Tech news - July 26, 2020

Hackers demand $10 million from Garmin to release data

Hackers are reportedly demanding $10 million to free Garmin’s systems from a ransomware cyberattack that began Thursday, according to BleepingComputer. Employees within Garmin confirmed to the tech site that Garmin suffered an attack using WastedLocker, a new ransomware operated by a malware exploitation gang commonly known as Evil Corp. Ransomware is malicious software designed to …

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Bikes of the (staff) Bunch: James Huang’s Seven Evergreen Pro

In the latest instalment of Bikes of the Bunch, we’re taking an in-house look at another CyclingTips staff member’s bike. This time around, global tech editor James Huang – the Angry Asian himself – runs us through his Seven Evergreen Pro. I’ve always had a thing for rally cars and their ludicrous combination of monstrous …

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Cervelo Caledonia 5 first-ride review: Where road bikes are headed

In what’s effectively the fruit of adultery from the S5 aero sprinter and the Aspero gravel racer, the new Cervelo Caledonia 5 sits in a surprisingly uncrowded market segment. It’s a bike for those who are forever trying to stuff the biggest tyre possible into their race machine or turn their gravel race bike into …

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2021 Orbea Oiz short-travel MTB lightens up and brings flat-mount off-road

Need more evidence that the cross-country mountain bike market is heating up again? Cannondale showed off its new Scalpel not long ago, followed shortly thereafter by the new Specialized Epic, and now Orbea is the latest company to debut an update to its short-travel, full-suspension MTB, the Oiz. The Oiz was first introduced in 2019 …

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Canyon’s Grail:On is the least boring e-gravel bike to date

Few things in the bike industry are booming more than gravel bikes and e-bikes, and so it’s no wonder we’re seeing an increasing number of options that merge the two money-makers together. The world’s leading consumer-direct bike company, Canyon, is the latest to join the party with the Grail:On. And it actually looks like a …

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Hackers demand $10 million from Garmin to release data

Bikes of the (staff) Bunch: James Huang’s Seven Evergreen Pro

Cervelo Caledonia 5 first-ride review: Where road bikes are headed

2021 Orbea Oiz short-travel MTB lightens up and brings flat-mount off-road

Canyon’s Grail:On is the least boring e-gravel bike to date

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