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The new Polygon Strattos comes in four builds, with mechanical and electronic shifting options and 34mm tyre clearance, starting at €1,599 and weighing from 8.7kg. The entry-level model also comes equipped with Shimano's new 11-speed Tiagra groupset
The latest crop of do-it-all road bikes are taking the fight to N+1, and the latest buzzword to describe such bikes is 'all-road'. Find out how all-road differs to other road bike genres and if it's right for you
The three-bike range, including an e-bike model, features Ribble's patented Ultra handlebars, internal storage and endurance-specific geometry
Find out about this endurance bike’s clever tech that smooths the road to keep you feeling fresh
There’s a new Endurace CF SLX too; updated models offer improved aerodynamics, increased tyre clearance, storage inside the frame, and adjustable handlebar width
Two-bike range gives you the option of Lapierre’s elastomer-based SAT system that’s designed to filter out vibration on rougher roads
New carbon all-road bike is built around 650b wheels, has a maximum tyre clearance of 47c, passive suspension and variable geometry designed to make it fast both on and off road
Titanium Hardknott is made for all-road riding and comes with space for tyres up to 38mm wide
32mm WTB Expanse tubeless ready tyres and Fizik’s gravel-specific Terra Argo X3 saddle feature on the updated carbon mixed terrain bike
Check out a ‘road plus’ bike with a variable geometry that allows you to alter your position and the character of the ride
