Road, Track & Mountain Bikes

Cannondale Synapse Tiagra Road Bike Review

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Jamis Xenith Endura 3 Road Bike Review

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Trek Madone 6.9 SSL WSD Review

Trek Madone 6.9 SSL WSD
If the Trek Madone 6.9 was a car it would certainly be a Ferrari. Have you ever driven a Ferrari? If you have then you know how different if feels from a regular car and how different it makes you feel. For those who haven’t I will try to convey the feeling.

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Bianchi Infinito Ultegra 10sp Compact Review

Bianchi Infinito Ultegra 10sp Compact Review
Bianchi is a legendary Italian brand that has been making bikes since 1885. Many were the names that associated with it, like Marco Pantani, Felice Gimondi or Fausto Coppi, and since its inception Biachi has won 12 Giros d’Italia, 3 Tours de France, 2 Vueltas de España, 2 Tours of Switzerland, 2 Tours of Germany, 7 Paris-Roubaix, 4 Road World Championships and 6 Track World Championships.

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SRAM Red Group Set Review

Now SRAM has released the Red group set, it was first used at the very top of the sport by the Saunier Duval pro team on their Scott bikes and now the new Astana team will be using the Red group on their Trek Madone frames for the 2008 season.

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Shimano Dura Ace 7850 Carbon Wheels

We like riding different wheels here at Bike Cycling Reviews and the lighter the better, so when we got the chance of a ride on a pair of the top clincher wheels from Shimano we jumped at it. They are light, rigid, look great and the ride they give is quite spectacular. Read on to see what we have found.

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Women's Cannondale SuperSix Ultegra Review

With Cannondale’s Synapse line catering for the near entry-level end of the women’s market, the SuperSix is a step up with a decent spec, but it’s the man-size frame that will really get your attention. It's a satisfyingly butch bike that’s perfect for more powerful riders, yet remains charming despite incredible stiffness.

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Bianchi 928 C2C 105 review

By Mat Brett

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Time RX Instinct Black review

Time RX Instinct Black
The RX Instinct is Time’s sportive-focused variant within its RX range.
With Time giving the range a complete revamp over the last two years, we had concerns that one of our favourite all-round race machines could be compromised by complex carbon shapes and new tube designs. Happily, our doubts have proved unfounded as the

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Specialized Secteur review

Specialized have a habit of creating new bike niches, like the comfort-inspired Roubaix road bike and the TriCross with its Roubaix, cyclo-cross and tourer DNA. The Secteur range is named after Paris-Roubaix’s cobbled sections and is the budget-orientated, aluminium-framed take on the Roubaix theme, with the same emphasis on comfort over all-out racing performance and identical geometry.

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