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Fantasy Cycling
Fancy a new aero bike, but don't fancy spending quite so many thousands? In an expensive category, here are some of your less expensive options
The radical aero bike was first spotted winning a Dauphiné stage under Jake Stewart. With its huge bayonet fork, ‘chin’ fairing and V-shaped cockpit, Factor says it’s “22% faster than the Specialized Tarmac SL8”. Prices start at £10,899 for a full bike
Built in Milan from Columbus XCr stainless steel with 3D-printed junctions, Cinelli’s new road bike fuses classic craftsmanship with cutting-edge design. The Italian brand has also unveiled its “fastest road bike ever”
Are you a half rice/half chips kind of person at your local takeaway? Passoni's latest bike could be right up your street (if you have 15,000 euros to spend on it)
Italian brand uses a patented variable mould system to build an aero road bike that’s sized just for you
Fresh off the world’s biggest stage, Van Rysel’s sleek new aero machine brings pro peloton performance to the people — and you don’t need a yellow jersey (or a £10k budget) to ride it
Something wild broke cover at the traditional warm up race for the Tour de France, but how can something so seemingly radical comply with the UCI's rules on frame design?
We've been getting hands-on with the fastest Van Rysel road bike to date, that could be yours from £5,000. Is this the aero bike that will prove user-friendly enough for the casual rider, or are we still better off leaving aero to the pros?
A few years ago, it looked like the ‘one bike to rule them all’ approach was going to take over the road market, but the trend for aero-specific bikes has had a new lease of life in the pro peloton, so what does that mean for you?
We're told there are plans to expand MyCanyon to other bike models down the line, but for now only those who can stretch to the high-end Aeroad CFR will be able to go to town on a Canyon custom paintjob