Josh Croxton is an Associate Editor at Cyclingnews. He leads the content on the best bikes, kit, and the latest tech stories from the pro peloton, covering topics such as sports disciplines, fitness, and online marketplaces. Josh is featured in Cyclingnews.com.
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By: Josh Croxton
'Fork steerer tubes have separated under heavy duty riding conditions'
By: Josh Croxton
Putting Barcelona's newest bike to the test over two days of torturous gravel racing
By: Josh Croxton
Comparing wind tunnel and rolling resistance data on a variety of tyre widths, rims, surfaces and speeds to find out what is the future of road tyres
By: Josh Croxton
Dutchman admits being a late adopter but will switch to wider tyres at this year's Classics
Vekta is already being used by WorldTour teams, and is open to coaches and self-coached athletes alike
Units will ship immediately within the UK, with USA pricing to come later in the year
Including an unwelcome side effect of the UCI relegation system
32mm, 35, 40? What are the rules, the restrictions, and teams' considerations when choosing to go wider?
By: Josh Croxton
The unassuming looking V5Rs is lighter and faster than its predecessor, with a geometry better suited to modern riding positions
By: Josh Croxton
With modest improvements to weight and aerodynamics, the Colnago V5Rs is an evolution of its predecessor
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