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Choosing a road cycling shoe should be fairly straightforward, but the differences between models aren’t always obvious when you’re looking at a wall of shoes.

The right choice comes down to fit, the type of riding you do and how much sole stiffness and adjustment you actually need. A carbon sole and two BOA dials are useful when racing or training hard, but they won’t...


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Funn Pedal Buying Guide: Which Funn Pedals Are Right for You?

Pedals have a bigger influence on how a bike feels than their size suggests. They are one of your main contact points with the bike, affecting your grip, stability, confidence and ability to put power down.

Funn makes pedals for a wide mix of riders, from younger mountain bikers and f...


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Buying mountain bike or gravel shoes can get confusing pretty quickly. There are different soles, closure systems and a fairly big jump in price from an entry-level shoe to an S-Works model.

The important thing is to choose a shoe that fits properly and suits the riding you actually do. A stiff carbon sole is great for racing, but it may not be the best choice if your ...


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HT Pedal Buying Guide: Which HT Pedals Are Right for You?

Pedals are one of the main contact points between you and your bike, but they are often treated as an afterthought. The right pair can make a bike feel more secure, easier to control and more comfortable. The wrong pair can leave you constantly moving your feet around or struggling to clip in wh...


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