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A complete guide to going faster: How to squeeze every last bit of speed out of you, your bike, your kit and the road…
If low weight and stiffness are high on your wishlist, the Kiral could be for you
A decent frameset and full Ultegra groupset ensure most of the main boxes are ticked, though some of the smaller details could be better
Staking GT’s claim to the gravel road market comes the Grade Alloy 105, which manages to offer something to everyone
Three high quality machines that blend classic style with cutting-edge performance
Quality and style don’t come cheap but the Skylite is certainly comfy and comes in a wealth of options
Delivers a racy feel despite a longer wheelbase, with plenty of room for adjustment
Good value and hydraulic stopping performance make the Rival 22 HRD our choice for budget disc use
Simple, subtle and effective – a great option for those with a five-arm crank
The Cannondale Synapse Carbon Disc 105 is a smooth-riding and innovative frame held back a little by its price.
Lightweight, exotic, carbon cages that actually work aren’t that common, but the Arundel Mandible knows how to hold its own.
The Shimano 105 carbon pedals are so good, it would take a pro to notice they’re not the very best.
Wheel rims are getting fatter, which seems counterintuitive to making them quicker, so what's going on?
Aluminium may have been usurped by carbon as the frame material of choice but it's making a comeback at the top end.
