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Features, Oakley, Product reviews, Tech - April 14, 2020

Oakley Anorak review: Perfect on paper, rough in execution

There was a point on a gravel climb out the back of Warburton last spring, with sweat streaming down my face in the humid late-afternoon air, that I thought “I should really sort out my sunglass situation”. The situation in question: a set of Ray Ban Wayfarers that were alternately fogging up or sliding down …

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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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The clever smart trainer mod that’s helping a four-year-old ride Zwift

Chances are good that the current coronavirus-related stay-at-home mandates are making you more than a little stir crazy. You might not be allowed to ride outside, depending on where you are, and even if you’re fortunate enough to have that freedom, you’re really not supposed to be riding with people you don’t live with. You’re …

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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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Oakley Anorak review: Perfect on paper, rough in execution

SteadyRack bike storage review: Efficient and swingable hanging

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

The clever smart trainer mod that’s helping a four-year-old ride Zwift

Rapha Pro Team road shoe review: Nailed it

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