Stefan Abram is a writer for Cycling Weekly, specializing in cycling gear and equipment. With a passion for all things cycling, Stefan provides readers with in-depth reviews, comparisons, and recommendations to help them make informed decisions about their cycling gear.
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By: Stefan Abram
The Z1 has an illustrious lineage, with the original model seeing victory in 2015 on the Champs-Élysées, courtesy of André Greipel
By: Stefan Abram
Van Rysel’s three direct-drive smart trainers inject new competition from the entry-level to the mid-range
By: Stefan Abram
Look claims to have improved the durability, comfort and performance - whilst also shedding some grams
By: Stefan Abram
Wahoo and Zwift have put aside their differences to combine the proven Kickr Core platform with the Hub One’s compatibility-boosting single-sprocket, virtual-shifting Cog and Click
The new Ostro's super skinny seatpost was made possible by "recent changes to the UCI regulations regarding minimum profile thickness"
By: Stefan Abram
The Pro MX features a rechargeable battery, slim-line body and are fully serviceable
The Californian brand has striven to balance high performance with prices as keen as possible
By: Stefan Abram
Designed for commuters and high-mileage training, the RideArmor prioritizes a long wear-life, comfort and grip - alongside the amped up puncture resistance
With the new frame claimed to be 4.2 watts faster than the 9th gen TCR, the gap to Giant's Propel aero bike is starting to become marginal
By: Stefan Abram
Stefan Abram brings you a smorgasbord of innovative, unexpected and amusing bike tech from the 3,500 trade booths in Taiwan
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