Simon von Bromley
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 18, 2026
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Unreleased Canyon time trial bike with wide stance, dual-crown fork breaks cover ahead of Montreal world championships | BikeRadar (opens the original)
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An unreleased Canyon time trial bike with a wide stance, dual-crow fork has been leaked in a video posted on X by Eurosport España and the Spanish cycling federation. The video shows riders from the Spanish national team heading out to train ahead of the upcoming UCI Road World Championships in Montreal, Canada. The bike is first shown leaning up against a wall in the team hotel, before Iván Romeo, the 2024 under-23 time trial world champion, rides it out of the underground car park and onto the
Shimano SPD-SLR review: new pedal system is fantastic – if you can live with one big compromise | BikeRadar (opens the original)
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More than 20 years after it introduced SPD-SL, Shimano has debuted SPD-SLR – a new clipless pedal system designed to lower stack height and improve the feeling of connectedness and stability. There are two tiers in the new SPD-SLR pedal range, the £139.99 / $200 / €160.99 Ultegra PD-R8200 pedals, and the flagship £199.99 / $300 / €229.99 Dura-Ace PD-R9300 pedals. Ahead of the launch, we got our hands on the new Dura-Ace pedals and a set of the corresponding S-Phyre RC910 shoes (£389.99 / $525 /
Winspace M6 Aero 105 Di2 review: this is why Western bike brands should be worried | BikeRadar (opens the original)
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As in many industries, Chinese bike brands are becoming hugely disruptive, offering bikes, wheels and components that undercut Western competitors. There’s so much noise about how Chinese bikes are going to take over the world, and kill off all the big Western brands any day now… but is that true? As for the bikes themselves – are they ‘good full stop’ or are they just ‘good for the money’, and best avoided if you can afford something from a better-known brand? With the Winspace M6 Aero 105 Di2,
Zwift announces updated Ride V2 indoor smart bike, plus new in-game roads, bikes, events and cross-platform integrations | BikeRadar (opens the original)
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Zwift has revealed its latest seasonal updates ahead of the upcoming autumn and winter seasons in the northern hemisphere. As well as returning races and events, such as the Tour of Watopia and Zwift Racing League, Zwift has revealed plans to expand its main hub world, Watopia, and improve integration with the popular fitness-tracking platform, Whoop. Zwift has also announced a new version of its Ride smart indoor bike, the Ride V2. The Ride V2 uses the same basic design as its predecessor, but
New leaked images of unreleased Shimano Dura-Ace have appeared online – here's what they reveal | BikeRadar (opens the original)
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More images of Shimano’s next-generation Dura-Ace Di2 R9300 groupset have surfaced on the Weight Weenies forum. The images appear to be leaked from US government filings related to the groupset’s wireless communications protocols, and potentially confirm which parts will operate wirelessly – and which will not. They also offer a closer look at Shimano's new direct-mount cranks and integrated power meter. This latest leak follows our sneak peak at the new groupset at La Vuelta late last month, an
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