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FSA Pro Wing AGX loop gravel handlebar review – an aero gravel-specific drop handlebar, but it's not all about wind-defying speed
By Neal Hunt published
Review FSA has included an extra loop on its latest gravel handlebar, but does that add comfort or just get in the way on the trail?

e*thirteen Helix Race crankset and Helix Race chainring review – beautiful CNC sculpted alloy crankset
By Graham Cottingham published
Review e*thirteen’s Helix Race is a premium alloy crankset, but do these CNC-crafted arms offer enough performance to justify the upgrade?

Restrap Race Hydration Vest review – stable on-body storage for ultra-endurance refueling
By Graham Cottingham published
Review Designed specifically for on-bike fueling, Restrap’s Race Hydration Vest moves ultra-endurance bikepacking storage from bike to body

Wheeltop EDS-OX YQ electronic MTB groupset first look – a viable alternative to SRAM?
By Graham Cottingham published
Not yet ratedReview I take a close look at Wheeltop’s EDS-OX YQ electronic MTB groupset to see how this Chinese electronic alternative to SRAM compares to the status quo

Granite Rocknroll TQ Torque Ratchet Tool Kit review – slimline, trailside torque wrench multi-tool
By Graham Cottingham published
Review Granite’s Rocknroll TQ Torque kit is a ratchet multi-tool with a built-in torque wrench, but does it offer accurate adjustments on the go?

Crankbrothers Stamp 1 Gen 2 flat pedal review – a plastic fantastic composite pedal
By Graham Cottingham published
Review Does the second generation of Crankbrothers Stamp 1 composite pedals compete with alloy alternatives?

Hutchinson Python 3 Racing Lab tire review – more versatile than the name suggests
By James Watkins published
Review Don’t be fooled by the race-oriented center block pattern, the Python 3 is a surprisingly capable and tough XC tire

DHaRCO Short Sleeve Jersey review – sun’s out, so it’s guns-out with this cool-looking, high performing jersey
By James Blackwell published
review If you’re looking to emulate your favorite pro or just stand out on the trails, this jersey provides high performance with tons of style

I tested the 2.2-liter Oglah hip pack from Wizard Works – but was it a spellbinding experience?
By James Blackwell published
Review With 2.2 liters of cargo space and clever water bottle storage, does this great-looking hip pack from London-based Wizard Works enchant or cast a hex on your wallet?