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We've been browsing the halls of Europe's biggest bike show all week. Here are our highlights
3D printed No.22 Bicycle Company Reactor Aero is likely to set you back between £7,500 and £11,300 when it launches later in the year – and that’s just the frameset
From saddles and stems to bikes and mounts, why is so much cycling stuff getting 3D printed, and what will come next?
With Filippo Ganna set to take on the UCI Hour Record this weekend, let’s look at the bike Wiggo rode to a new world best back in 2015
The move makes the 3D-printed saddle construction a little bit more affordable
New InfoCrank 3D Ti directly measures torque and cadence from within the crank arms at a rate of 256 times per second, per crank arm, with claimed accuracy at under +/-1%
High tech saddle is a lattice structure with 14,000 struts, and it's mega-comfy
If you've been waiting for this wonder saddle, it's now available
Australia rolls out new 3D printed titanium handlebars and cranks to improve aerodynamics