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ENVE officially launches SES 6.7 Pro wheels that Tadej Pogačar rode to victory in 2026 | BikeRadar (opens the original)
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ENVE has finally launched the SES 6.7 Pro wheelset, which has been in use in the WorldTour throughout 2026, saying the new wheels incorporate a redesigned rim profile and claiming they're its fastest UCI-legal option. The new wheels were developed in close collaboration with UAE Team Emirates, which ENVE is the wheel sponsor for. ENVE says they’ve accumulated more than 10 victories at WorldTour level in 2026, including at Milan-San Remo, Strade Bianche and the Vuelta a España, principally under
Cyclescheme teams up with Lime Bikes to offer salary sacrifice on ebike rentals | BikeRadar (opens the original)
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Cycle to Work provider Cyclescheme has partnered with Lime Bikes to offer an annual subscription to the latter's shared electric bikes. Subscribing through Cyclescheme will cut the price of a Lime Bikes subscription by between 28% and 47% for eligible workers, thanks to the tax efficiency of paying via salary sacrifice. The gross cost of an annual Lime Bikes subscription via Cyclescheme is £635 per annum, which works out at £38.10 per month for basic-rate tax payers, £30.69 for those paying high
Australian brand MAAP rolls out its new winter kit, just in time for summer Down Under | BikeRadar (opens the original)
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Summer may be approaching in Australia, but for those of us north of the equator, winter riding is on the horizon. Melbourne-based MAAP has thought of us and is rolling out its new Apex kit, which it says is designed for extreme winter riding. Here’s a run-through of MAAP’s new cold/wet-weather offerings. The name says it all, really. MAAP says the Apex Downpour jacket offers a high level of waterproofing plus breathability for wet rides. It’s 15k waterproof rated, with a three-layer shell with
Pas Normal Studios and Japanese luggage brand Porter add a bar bag and frame bag to their collaborative range | BikeRadar (opens the original)
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Pas Normal Studios has announced two new on-bike luggage pieces designed in collaboration with Japanese luggage brand Porter. The brands have launched a new handlebar bag and frame bag, complementing their previous options, which include a saddle bag, backpack and tote bag. According to Karl-Oskar Olsen, co-founder and creative director at Pas Normal Studios: “With a frame bag, functionality and proportions are very important, while products like a tote bag or backpack give us more freedom to ex
Shimano SPD vs SPD-SL pedals | What's the difference? (opens the original)
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Shimano’s SPD and SPD-SL clipless pedals are a popular choice for road cyclists, mountain bikers and everyone in between. More recently, they've been joined by SPD-SLR. Shimano SPD, SPD-SL and SPD-SLR systems hold your feet in contact with the pedals better than a flat pedal, providing a secure connection, which improves control and can potentially improve your pedalling efficiency. But why are there three different systems for Shimano clipless pedals? And which one is likely to work better for
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