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That performance does come with an added cost, though. The Hot Seats are $350 vs $315 for the GE9. So, if you’re not finding ...

These are aimed at gravel riding but Cooper uses them for MTB as well. Are they the tap-dancing shoes of your dreams?

The best indoor cycling shoes need to be adjustable, feature lots of ventilation and deliver plemty of pedal power, here's ...

Aero bottles and cages are a headline feature on the new Filante SLR ID2, but there's a lot more going on than just that.

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Lightweight, low-profile and built to take a beating – we put the OneUp Clip Pedals through their paces, from local loops to lift-assisted laps. Will the homegrown clipless pedals from Squamish prove ...

A tiny bit less niche, but pretty niche still, is the Park Tool MWF-3, a 7 and 8mm spanner specifically designed for ...

If the concept of the Powerstrap Aeroweave appeals to you but the execution is too drafty, it’s worth considering Fizik’s ...

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These latest Udog Sempre road shoes combine the Italian cycling shoe brand’s proven fit system with a simplified design and composite sole to come in 40% cheaper than their top-tier option, while only ...