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Silca Mattone saddle bag review: premium storage or overkill?
The Silca Mattone is a small saddle bag built around one unusually elaborate feature: a BOA dial and Hypalon strap instead of the Velcro...
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Adidas Velosamba long-term review: stylish SPD commuter shoes with a clear compromise
Adidas Velosamba long-term review: casual Samba styling, recessed SPD cleats and good on-bike support, but with fit and walking compromises to consider.
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Garmin Edge 850 review: the best all-round Garmin for training and navigation?
The Garmin Edge 850 is probably the easiest model in Garmin's current range to recommend to a serious road cyclist, but it comes with...
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Beeline Velo 2 review: the simple GPS computer for riders who hate clutter
The Beeline Velo 2 is not trying to become the control centre of your bike. It does not cover the handlebars with detailed maps,...
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Squirt Chain Lube review: clean wax lube for UK conditions?
Squirt Chain Lube has carved out a loyal following for a simple reason: it promises a cleaner drivetrain without the sticky mess that often...
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Topeak D-Torq Wrench review: digital precision for home mechanics
The Topeak D-Torq Wrench is a digital torque wrench designed for cyclists who want workshop-level accuracy without moving into full professional tool-board territory. At...
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Radar rear light vs normal rear light: is the upgrade worth it?
A normal rear light helps drivers see you. A radar rear light tries to do something more ambitious: it helps you know what is...
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Garmin Varia RearVue 820 review: is the premium cycling radar worth it?
The Garmin Varia RearVue 820 is Garmin’s newest high-end rear radar light, and it arrives with a clear job: to give road cyclists more...
