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Factor’s sub-brand, BlackInc has New lightweight disc wheels (1240g for the clincher version) from Factor sub-brand BlackInc – tubular version coming, but no tubeless
The new energy drink boasts some pretty impressive claims
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Goodyear has developed a Dual Angle tubeless bead for better sealing
Now has 142x12mm axle & refined cable routing on steel frame
British brand gives its aero road bikes integrated cabling and compatibility with loads of different components
New wheels, available in three depths from 50mm to 80mm, are designed to reduce drag and improve stability
Ridley reckons that this is the “fastest gravel bike in the world”
"All surface clothing" encompasses road and gravel
Aero+ rim shapes and redesigned aero spokes make the wheels more stable too
Giant's women-specific brand offers new models built about both aluminium and carbon frames
We've had a go on Wahoo's latest trainer - how does it stack up?
Power accuracy up to just +/-1% and Axis feet allow 5º of left/right tilt
Two disc brake-equipped models are built around a 675g frame
Find out about our early impressions of Wilier's latest race bike
Wilier's "mid-range" aero road bike has options for disc brakes and rim-brakes
Enve's SES tyres focus on aero optimisation
Liam has the 2021 Merida Reacto Team Disc on test. Here are his thoughts from his first ride.
There's more ventilation and improved impact protection, claims Kask
24mm internal width and hookless rim that apparently copes well with rock strikes
Disc brake models start at £999 and all feature 35mm clearance, mudguard eyelets and a fully integrated front end
Merida’s fourth version of the Reacto gets a refined front end
Liam has pinched Cavendish's Tour de France bike for a bit. Here's what he thinks after a few rides.
They’ve even included a Shimano 105 11-speed cassette in the £824.99 price
