Tom Wieckowski is a journalist writing for Cyclingnews.com. With a focus on the world of cycling, Tom covers a range of topics including gear reviews, race updates, and industry news. His articles provide insights into the latest trends and developments in the cycling world, helping readers stay informed and up to date.
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By: Tom Wieckowski
The HPPM power meter chainset fills the power meter gap in the Super Record Wireless groupset
By: Tom Wieckowski
Glen Leven talks mechanics' tricks, equipment choices and paying for groceries at Lidl
By: Tom Wieckowski
Nine team mechanics share their Paris-Roubaix setup, with a few neat tricks unearthed
The Szepter Core 2 is cheaper but still looks to provide a solid spec list
If you want to mount a phone to your bike for training or navigation these phone mounts will have you covered
By: Tom Wieckowski
Luke Plapp is riding a brand new disc brake-equipped Giant Trinity and new TT helmet at the Swiss stage race
By: Tom Wieckowski
The new Aspero frame is also said to exceed ISO frame standards for greater tyre clearances
The Belgian brand adds an alloy, an electric, and a faster model to the lineup
By: Tom Wieckowski
Ridley's racy new all-road bike delivered strong performances on both road and gravel during initial testing
By: Tom Wieckowski
The new E-Grifn uses the rear hub-mounted Mahle X20 drive system to deliver power in a controlled way
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