After an initial test ride of about 400 km, the new Shimano Dura-Ace WH-R9370 C50 wheels have now logged nearly 3,500 km on our usual routes. That’s enough to confirm their qualities, […] Lire la suite →
Tests
MNSTRY Product Review #2: Remco’s Nutrition, Tested During a Race This Time
During our three weeks in Portugal, we asked MNSTRY to help us put together the performance. Four- to five-hour outings, nearly twenty hours of weekly training, the heat, and enough kilometers to […] Lire la suite →
Zipp 404 S Review: Aero Carbon Wheels for €1,100
With the 404 S, Zipp is launching a new pair of aerodynamic carbon wheels at a price that competes with certain artisan brands and Chinese manufacturers. Key features include a 50 mm […] Lire la suite →
Coospo TR 70 Review: Does This Rear-View Radar Live Up to the Hype?
The rear radar is undoubtedly one of the most significant developments of the past decade in the field of electronic equipment for road bikes. Initially viewed as an accessory reserved for the […] Lire la suite →
First Test Ride of the New Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL9
Three years after the launch of the Tarmac SL8, Specialized is unveiling the all-new Tarmac SL9, which the California-based brand describes as the fastest road bike ever designed. More aerodynamic and just […] Lire la suite →
Review of the Giro Empire: What if Progress Meant Taking Something Away?
We had planned to test two pairs of shoes: one road shoe and one gravel shoe—two high-end models from an almost legendary line at Giro. But then, kilometer after kilometer, the test […] Lire la suite →
Review of the BERRIA NAII BR: A Surprise from Spain
There are two ways to test a bike. The first is to analyze its spec sheet. Weigh the frame. Measure the reach. Compare the angles. Look at the components. Then explain to […] Lire la suite →
Review of the Castelli Climber A/C and Superleggera Summer Cycling Apparel
Every summer, gear manufacturers compete to come up with ever-lighter and more breathable outfits. But there can sometimes be a significant gap between marketing promises and real-world performance. With its new duo—the […] Lire la suite →
Van Rysel RCR Pro Review: The Best Value for the Money?
Long considered an underdog compared to more traditional road bike brands, Van Rysel has gradually stepped up its game. With the RCR Pro, the French brand offers a road bike designed without […] Lire la suite →
Test of the POC Raceday or Comfort set without a demonstration
Review of the POC Raceday kit, or how POC is now applying its “quiet performance” philosophy to apparel. For a long time, POC was a brand primarily associated with protection. With helmets. […] Lire la suite →