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Road bike vs gravel bike

Gravel bike vs road bike: what are the differences?

They share drop bars, rigid frames and skinny(ish) tyres, but what exactly are the differences between a road and gravel bike?
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Two cyclists cross paths in Dublin, Ireland.

Cycling Ireland report reveals “safety crisis” as more than half of respondents say roads have become more dangerous 

President of Cycling Ireland says report "points to deeper problems in how our roads are designed"
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zipp 202nsw

The climbing wheel isn't dead: Zipp brings back legendary 202 as its lightest wheelset yet

The legendary 202 has been resurrected with an all-new design as the 202NSW.
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Ireland, Dublin, young man at city dock riding city bike.

Councillors urge Irish government to make hi-vis mandatory for cyclists, despite backlash and failed campaign 

Letter to the Minister for Transport is latest development in ongoing debate over cyclist safety in Ireland
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cinelli aeroscoop

Cinelli Aeroscoop is a fast and forgiving aero bike – but there's an issue for taller riders

Conceived as the ultimate race bike for amateurs looking for an edge, the aero optimisation comes second to fast handling and impressive comfort
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Cycling on the Cinder Track

14 family-friendly UK bike rides to try, with ice cream stops included

Our favourite traffic-free, easy and fun bike rides to enjoy with kids
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LONDON, ENGLAND - JUNE 22: Santander Cycles are parked in their docking station in central London on June 22, 2015 in London, England. Spanish bank Santander have taken over sponsorship of the London cycle hire scheme from Barclays in a seven-year deal worth over £7m a year. (Photo by Rob Stothard/Getty Images)

Santander Cycles sees hires soar during London tube strikes, as extra measures taken to support commuters

Forest is upping battery-swapping capacity by 80 per cent
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