Very good gravel bike that's exceptional value, but lack of eyelets for rear mudguard and rack dent its all-rounder potential
Seals the majority of punctures but it's quite an expensive way to do it
A really great helmet that's been my go-to for the past two years
A fast and stable gravel bike with adjustable geometry
A secure drink holder that's tough and lightweight, but costs very little
Super-stylish and brilliant performance – a great upgrade for a retro build or a training bike
A high-quality city bike with a quiet and powerful motor and loads of options to customise
Good looking handlebar with a wide enough flare for plenty of stability off the beaten track
A really fantastic singlespeed/fixed bike that will suit a lot of commuters and winter roadies; not cheap, but very good
A joyful dose of inspiration that every cyclist, from rookie to randonneur, can take something valuable from
Neatly designed torque wrench that's simple to use and accurate
Cost effective, good looking budget upgrade if you want to save some weight
Comfortable, stylish and hard-working shorts at a really good price
A great budget choice with serviceable hubs and a decent weight
Comfortable helmet incorporating interesting new tech, although it's heavier than most high-end rivals
Simple and well-made subcompact crankset that adds zest to hard climbs, heavy tourers and adventure riding
Very effective against bike grime and cheap, even if you don't go silly and buy the big jug
A design to help you stand out from the pack with a solid performance to match
Stunning performance along with a stonking price
A bit more fiddly to put on and take off, but very comfortable indeed once they're on
