Although the market has shifted almost entirely to disc brakes, there are still plenty of riders who use bikes with rim brakes. Whether it is personal preference, the terrain and weather encountered […] Read more →
Tag: comfort
Long-Term Test of the New Michelin Power Cup Tires
With the Power Cup, Michelin offers top-level tires that deliver efficiency, grip and endurance, as we were able to confirm during this long-term test covering nearly 4000 km. Tires sold at a […] Read more →
Sram Rival eTap AXS Groupset Test: Wireless Shifting Made Affordable
With the new Rival, SRAM is bringing its wireless electronic shifting technology, eTap AXS, previously seen only on its higher-end Red and Force groupsets, to a more affordable level. A comfortable, high-performing […] Read more →
Long-Term Test: Roval Rapide CLX Wheels
Since this summer, Roval has revised part of its wheel range (disc brakes only) and now offers the Rapide CLX, with rim height and width that differ between the front and rear […] Read more →
PRO Stealth Carbon Saddle Review: Built for Aggressive, Dynamic Riding
With its wide, shortened nose and almost flat profile, the PRO Stealth Carbon saddle is designed to support an aggressive, dynamic riding position, with your hands in the drops or on the […] Read more →
Why Do Cyclists Shave (or Wax) Their Legs?
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In this column, “CQFD” (“Ce Qu’il Fallait Démontrer,” the French equivalent of QED), we answer your questions, and sometimes your preconceptions, about cycling and triathlon. Simple questions, but the answers are not […] Read more →
VAN RYSEL ULTRA RCR CF Ultegra Di2 Review: Top-Spec Kit at a Sharp Price
By Sébastien Jacquet – Photos: Christophe Guiard
Easy to get back up to speed on the flats and over the bumps, the ULTRA CF never feels demanding and offers superb versatility in how […] Read more →