Groupsets
Campagnolo Super Record 13-Speed Groupset Review: Iconic Shifting, Real Trade-Offs
An early look at Campagnolo's 13-speed wireless groupset, covering shift layout, ergonomics, braking performance, and what to weigh before buying.
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Groupsets
An early look at Campagnolo's 13-speed wireless groupset, covering shift layout, ergonomics, braking performance, and what to weigh before buying.
Road Bike Groupsets
A close look at the Campagnolo Super Record S wireless groupset, covering its shifting, customisation, braking, weight and the compatibility checks worth making before you buy.
Cycling Components
Campagnolo's first fully wireless road groupset brings excellent braking and thoughtful gear ratios, but shifting noise, lever ergonomics, and a premium price leave real questions for buyers.
Road Bike Groupsets
A component-level breakdown of Campagnolo Super Record Wireless, with complete weight figures for Shimano Dura-Ace and SRAM Red eTap AXS for context.
Road Bike Groupsets
A category by category look at Campagnolo Super Record Wireless and SRAM Red, covering braking, shifting, ergonomics, features, power meters and cost.
Cycling Gear
A practical look at converting a gravel bike for road use with wide slick tires, plus the gearing, geometry, and wheelset details that decide whether one bike can genuinely do both jobs.
Road Bikes
A practical look at the Cannondale CAAD12, an aluminium road bike that still delivers race-bike handling, rim brake simplicity, and outstanding secondhand value.
Road Bike Upgrades
A used Cannondale CAAD12 rebuilt with Shimano 105 12-speed, Hunt disc wheels and finishing kit, plus what each upgrade changes and what it costs.
Road Bikes
A close look at the Cannondale CAAD14, the aluminium race bike that returns to the CAAD10 and CAAD12 design language, and a practical guide to who should buy it.
Gravel Bikes
Cannondale's new gravel platform brings a claimed 900 g frame, clearance for 51 mm front and 48 mm rear tires, and a top build that costs $15,000. Here is what matters before you buy.
Mountain Bikes
The Cannondale Scalpel moves to 120mm travel, modern XC geometry and lighter frames, with the single-legged Lefty fork still leading the way.
Gravel Bikes
A close look at Cannondale's latest fast gravel platform, from tire clearance and cockpit fit to the repair setup that long-distance off-road racing demands.
Road Bikes
A full carbon race frame from the era when weight was everything. Here is how the 2012 Cannondale SuperSix Evo holds up today, and who should still consider one.
Road Bikes
The fourth-generation SuperSix Evo adds revised aero tube profiles, a threaded bottom bracket, and a new Lab 71 tier above Hi-Mod. Here is what changed, how it rides, and which version suits you.
Road Bikes
Two generations of the Cannondale SuperSix EVO Hi-MOD compared across braking, aero, weight, gearing, cable integration and price, with guidance on which build suits which rider.
Road Bikes
A stripped-back Cannondale SuperSix EVO rim-brake build that drops below 5 kg, with the frame work, component choices, and trade-offs worth knowing.
Cycling Components
A component-by-component look at a 5.66 kg hill climb build, from the Cannondale Lab 71 frame to sub-kilo wheels, 1x Dura-Ace, titanium rotors and race-day tire choices.
Road Bikes
Two 6.8 kg flagship race bikes compared on wheels, bottom brackets, sizing, tire clearance and price, with the details that actually separate them.
Road Bikes
The new Cannondale SuperSix Evo trims weight, narrows the cockpit and lowers the geometry while keeping the balanced race feel that made the platform so easy to recommend.
Gravel Bikes
Cannondale revives the SuperX as a dedicated gravel race bike with a claimed sub-900g Lab 71 frame, 51mm front tire clearance, and three builds from $4,200 to $15,000.
Endurance Road Bikes
A close look at the Cannondale Synapse 4 as an ultra-distance endurance road platform, covering wide tire clearance, gearing for loaded climbing, contact point choices, and the lighting and luggage setup for a 1,000 km route.
Endurance Road Bikes
The Cannondale Synapse Lab 71 pairs a claimed 900 g frame with SuperSix Evo aerodynamics, 42 mm tire clearance and an integrated light and radar system.
Road Bikes
A closer look at the redesigned Cannondale Synapse, from its aero endurance frame and 42 mm tire clearance to the now-optional SmartSense 2.0 system.
Road Bikes
A practical comparison of the Cannondale Synapse and Trek Domane, covering headline features, ride quality, looks, build options and value.
Road Bikes
Canyon's entry-level aero race bike delivers race-ready speed and a strong build for just under £4,000, but the ride is firm and the cockpit is a compromise.
Road Bikes
The fourth generation Canyon Aeroad CFR brings a stiffer frame, a more versatile cockpit, and 50mm rims for a faster, more stable aero race bike.
Road Bikes
Canyon's fourth-generation Aeroad comes in two platforms. Here is how the CFR and CF SLX compare on weight, groupset, price and the new integrated cockpit.
Road Bikes
Canyon's fourth-generation Aeroad is lighter, more aerodynamic and easier to service. Here is what changed, and how the CFR and CF SLX 7 builds compare.
Road Bikes
A close look at the fourth generation Canyon Aeroad, from its new Pace Bar cockpit and integrated aero bars to frame updates, build options, and pricing.
Road Bikes
A practical look at the Canyon Endurace Allroad, a versatile alloy road and gravel bike with hydraulic disc brakes and a full Shimano groupset at around €999.