Author Simon von Bromley
Simon von Bromley

Simon von Bromley

Senior technical writer

Simon von Bromley is a senior technical writer for BikeRadar, and a regular contributor on BikeRadar’s podcast and YouTube channel. Simon joined BikeRadar in 2020, but has been riding bikes all his life, and racing road and time trial bikes for more than a decade. He’s also developed a keen interest in gravel bikes and riding off-road in recent years. As well as covering news and trending topics in road and gravel cycling, Simon writes in-depth reviews and features on power meters, smart trainers, aero tech, and nerdy topics such as chain lubricants, tyres and pro-bike tech from races such as the Tour de France. He has a keen interest in any tech that can help him (or you) ride faster and is obsessed with the tiniest details. Before joining BikeRadar, Simon worked on the picture desk at BBC Studios and as a freelance writer and photographer. He has had work published on Cyclingnews.com and in Cycling Plus magazine.

  • Height: 183cm
  • Bike size: 56cm / Medium-Large

Recent articles by Simon von Bromley

Josh Poertner: “I don’t want to work with teams who use hookless rims”

The Silca CEO says the technology is too risky and that he wants to see it “go away”
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The best road bike helmets 2025, from entry-level to high-end, as tested by BikeRadar

Top choices rated for every price point, plus our buyer's guide to help find the right helmet for you
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I was a bike roof-rack sceptic until I tried this one

The Thule TopRide is the answer to my bike-transport problems
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The bike that won the 2025 Tour de France – Pogačar's yellow Colnago Y1Rs

Pogačar rolls into Paris to claim his fourth Tour win.
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2025 Tour de France tech trends | Chaotic finishes spark safety concerns while aero bikes and narrow bars dominate

The emerging trends shaping the world's biggest bike race
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Who was the man in blue who helped get Tadej Pogačar back on his bike at the Tour de France?

Mystery mechanic identified
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"Hookless rims are a scam," claims former chairman of Bicycle Wheel Technical Committee

Influential industry insider wades into the debate
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How big tyres and short cranks could beat the UCI's new gear restrictions

Road cycling could soon have a new 'meta'
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