Simon Smythe is a cycling tech writer at Cycling Weekly. With a focus on cycling technology and equipment, he covers topics related to brands like Shimano, MAAP, Colnago, and Rapha, drawing from his extensive experience in the cycling industry and his personal passion for time trialling. Simon has been featured in Cycling Weekly, where he has contributed valuable insights since 2003.
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Simon Smythe's articles mainly focus on reviewing and reporting new releases in the cycling, tech, and lifestyle domains. He might be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into the latest products or technological advancements related to cycling gear, as well as those covering lifestyle trends within the cycling community.
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By: Simon Smythe
This Colnago Arabesque is a big bike – and it has a big place in Colnago’s history.
By: Simon Smythe
A welcome antidote to the super expensive computers that do too much and cost too much for most people
By: Simon Smythe
Most of the sports and health tracking of Garmin's top-of-the-range watches but at a much more affordable price
By: Simon Smythe
The Aeroad packs a suite of neat features and is up there with the fastest aero bikes
By: Simon Smythe
We lift the lid on the safety testing protocol
By: Simon Smythe
Is time trialling on a collision course with the UCI or is the governing body turning a blind eye?
By: Simon Smythe
Italian brand emails customers asking them to check the orientation of the writing on their shorts
By: Simon Smythe
Chinese-manufactured UPP lithium-ion battery 'presents a serious risk of fire as it is poorly built with poor welding'
Struggling to gain the extra watts? It's time for a shake-up...
By: Simon Smythe
Human Powered Health's new signing on how she ended last season early but came to Australia on sizzling form
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