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Cyclepro Ultra 5 in 1 multi-tool

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Cyclepro Ultra 5 in 1 multi-tool

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£12.99

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Cyclepro Ultra 5 in 1 multi-tool - open

Commanding the best part of 13 quid, Cyclepro's Ultra Five in One multi-tool looks overpriced and on cursory inspection indistinguishable from loads of others leaving Taiwanese factories in their millions. That said, the build quality is generally better than I've come to expect and it's certainly small and light.

Veho Muvi micro cams now through bike shops

We're looking forward to trying this Atom; a long-awaited rear-view maybe?

Raleigh 2012 bikes: steel Clubman breaks cover

Road range from 125-year-old brand shaping up nicely

Raleigh 2012 bikes

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Raleigh Clubman - seat tube

Raleigh 2012 launch: Carbon, Alloy... and steel is back too

New Carbon frames, better alloy frames, plus the promise of some steely goodness too

Raleigh 2012 range launch

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Raleigh SP Team JJ riding 1.jpg

AA to hand out 5,000 free cycle helmets in London today

CTC to hand out copies of the highway code to balance "one-sided" campaign

My bike what I built

I've never done a restoration build before but when we pulled an old (1985?) Raleigh Sirocco out of the the bike shed at work, and my mind was full of visions of building a kickshift bike after the fun I'd had on the Marin Ignacio, the scene was set.

RSP Asteri 6 front light

Great to see Raleigh aiming for the big time

I don't want this short post to read like an advert for Procycling magazine, but the feature on the Raleigh team for 2011 is a really positive sign for one of the big names in UK cycling.

Raleigh 2011

There is sad news as it appears that both riders and management from last seasons Kuota/Road.cc team have jumped across but putting that aside we can enjoy seeing the Raleigh name heading back towards cyclings top table.