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Tapered headtubes and double chainsets make these more like race bikes than ever
Still only a hint of pink to try and keep the opposing camps happy
This evening's portion of bike porn is bought to you by the makers of Ibis bikes
Nice to see aluminium not forgotten in the Sexier Frames Dept but that's not all
Lezyne had never made lights before. They have now.
Canadian brand famous for its mountain bikes has always made clever niche models for the road.
Not exactly GT's top priority, being gnarly BMXers 'an all, but the 2012 road bikes are purposeful and well-priced.
It's been a while since we saw Giant-branded hoops; but they're back in the upgrade market with wider rims and tubeless capability
It's our weekly Tech Roundup in which a sub-£3,000 Di2 bike rubs shoulders with a wooden handlebar and a corduroy jacket.
Newish to the UK but Whistle bikes started in Colorado and are big in Europe, apparently.
New entry level CAAD 8 starts at £799 while at the other end of the scale the Evo Ultimate is a mere £8K more
Mat talks you round the system while Dave rides all the way to France* to test Ultegra Di2 for you
We'll see it in the flesh at Eurobike (and their new tubular wheels too) but is this the beginning of the end for the tub?
Electronic shifting trickles down to second-tier... and we've taken it for a spin
We've been threatened with a slow and painful death if we publish our pictures of the new Argon 18 frames but De Rosa is very nice to be going on with.
Looks a bit murky today which reminds us to be thinking about the coming Autumn showers but that's not all, no sirree!
Here's a rare treat; a whole family of Italian frames in steel with chrome plating. Mmm shiny.
New unit offers cycling-specific functions but as ever with the Finnish HRM specialist it will be multi-sports athletes that get the most out of it.
We're guessing that most Look customers will still want to start with a frame but it's a nice option if you hate making tough decisions.
A wizzy new cross-purpose road bike called Cerium and an Alfine-8 tourer by the name of Journey are our picks from the 2012 Ridgeback lineup.
Vibrating static bike claims to dramatically increase the effectiveness of your workout
Friday Tech News Roundup: A veritable pot pourri of product news, most importantly that Rapha is launching a coffee machine
The Carrera bikes have been quietly improving as Britain's biggest bike shop has a boom in sales
We love a bit of cycle touring, us, and we're never happier checking out panniers.
No matter that the days are still long and the sun shining, Italy's home trainer maker still needs to launch its new range.
