Racer/Road bike; No Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Carbon; Newest review: 4/2011

The Vitus Vitesse VR handles so well, that Cycling Weekly says it was easy to turn a blind eye toward its unappealing Control Tech bars and Schwalbe winter tyres. They remark that they have never …

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Mountain bike; Hardtail; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 4/2011

Bike Radar liked what they saw of the Nucleus 0.2, a stylish yet hard working mountain bike from Vitus. With excellent performance on technical trails and great handling at both high and low speeds, …

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Racer/Road bike; No Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Carbon; Newest review: 4/2011

The most remarkable thing The Bike List noticed about the Venon VR was its stiffness, something that, together with its light weight, makes it a machine that's meant to be ridden energetically …

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Racer/Road bike; No Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Carbon; Newest review: 10/2010

BikeRadar rated the Advanced 3 among the top framsets on the market, offering a super quick but amazingly smooth ride. The reviewer thought the cockpit was ideally shaped, and stiff enough to allow …

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Electric bicycle; No Suspension; User type: Men, Women; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 4/2011

When it came to offering the most value for the money, it was the Giant Twist Express that delivered, say reviewers at Wired.com. They found that on steep inclines they had to lean a bit forward …

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Racer/Road bike; No Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 4/2011

Offering a great racing experience for what is a very reasonable price, the Moda Rubato left a positive impression on the expert reviewers from Bike Radar. Simply yet well designed for going fast, …

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City bicycle; No Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 4/2011

According to Wired.com, its slick matt-black finish gives the Spot Ajax a stealthy look, but it doesn't just look discreet. It was one of the quietest bikes their reviewer had ever ridden, …

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Racer/Road bike; No Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Carbon; Newest review: 4/2011

The SP Race is a real achievement from British firm Raleigh, according to the expert team at Bike Radar. With solid build quality and outstanding power transfer, this bike offers great speed as well …

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City bicycle; No Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Steel; Newest review: 4/2011

The simplistic, stylish design of the single-speed Globe Roll 2 is just right for its target audience of young commuters wanting to look good, according to Wired.com. The frame is compact and …

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City bicycle; No Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 4/2011

With wide, comfortable handlebars, a leather seat atop hydraulic suspension, aluminium frame, plus extras such as a rear rack and Dynamo lights, Wired.com say that like all of Breezer's bikes, …

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City bicycle; No Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Steel; Newest review: 4/2011

Wired.com say the Gaston 5 follows the Linus tradition of being a gorgeous, retro-style bike, with stylish touches such as a brown leather seat and handlebar tape, a brass bell, and cream 35mm Kenda …

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Urban bicycle; No Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Steel; Newest review: 4/2011

Wired.com say Marin's Hamilton 29er is a snazzy-looking city ride that's nicely priced. Being a 29er, it maybe looks like an urban model aimed at mountain bikers who've taken to big …

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Racer/Road bike; No Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Carbon; Newest review: 4/2011

Cannondale's SuperSix 105 certainly impressed BikeRadar reviewers with its wide-ranging versatility. Its impressive climbing and descending capabilities pleased racers, while more long distance …

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Mountain bike; Full-Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 4/2011

When it comes to trail bikes, the experts at Bike Radar consider the Santa Cruz Heckler to be a genuine classic. Combining balance, manoeuvrability, responsiveness and reliability, there isn't …

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Mountain bike; Full-Suspension; User type: Men; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 4/2011

BikeRadar found Yeti's AS-R 7 brilliant on steep descents and stable even at high speeds. However, uphill performance was disappointing. Thanks to some noticeable pedal bob and some bad heel …

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Electric bicycle; Hardtail; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 4/2011

T3 weren't too keen on the concept of the ebike, but after spending a week with the Eagle LSR-50, they had to admit that they have their uses. They were impressed with the battery life and …

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Mountain bike; Full-Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Alloy; Newest review: 4/2011

The Lapierre Zesty 514 XL's geometry allows for super fast descents and brilliantly confident handling on technical sections, according to BikeMagic. The Shimano XT wheels are impressively …

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Mountain bike; Full-Suspension; User type: Men; Frame Material: Carbon; Newest review: 7/2010

Bike Radar declared this bike to be really expensive, however they believe the 100mm travel frame is the best you can buy. The Anthem X Advance SL1 is tough enough for the trails sucking up the …

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Racer/Road bike; No Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Carbon; Newest review: 4/2011

BikeRadar thought that Cervélo's R5 was super stiff and could actually be the most stable bike at high speeds that they've ever tested. The feel of the ride doesn't smooth out until …

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Load-carrying bicycle; User type: Men, Women; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 11/2009

The Bionicon Urban Cargo is strong, well styled and suitably equipped, but is costly, in the opinion of BikeRadar. It was, however, criticised by all testers for the fact that your heels contantly …

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