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Tech gallery: 2021 Sea Otter Classic, day three
Ritchey’s lovely do-anything-go-anywhere steel Break-Away travel bike, new carbon wheels from Hunt, stainless steel adventure goodness fr...
Bikes of the Bunch: a two-tone Ritchey Road Logic Disc
Custom made details and a hybrid 12-speed SRAM/Shimano 1x drivetrain.
The new Ritchey Ascent is a bike to disappear into the wild on
It’s a little bit bikepacking, a little bit rigid mountain bike, a little bit touring, and looks like a lot of fun.
Ritchey Outback Break-Away review: the zen machine
Ritchey's new Outback gravel bike is greater than the sum of its parts.
Ten products I loved in 2020: Shoddy Dave
"I'm sorry! Come again?" I think, as I scratch my chin and continue reading the email James Huang had sent out. "It's the end of the year...
Ten products I loved in 2020: Iain Treloar
This year’s been a swirl. Sometimes – oftentimes – it’s felt like a bathtub draining, spiralling, threatening to suck me down the plughol...
An unconventional Ritchey Road Logic Disc review: Shoddy's 2020 vaccine
Back in July, I took delivery of a Ritchey Road Logic Disc, a bike from a brand that I have much respect for. Not that I don't have respe...
Are all bikes gravel bikes? Testing a theory in the Pyrenees
Marketing drivel, we all love it. Brands like to pitch their products as the ultimate in a set category. Be it the fastest, comfiest, the...
New Ritchey Outback Break-Away models are dreaming of adventure
Nobody’s travelling very far at the moment, but that hasn’t stopped Ritchey rolling out a couple of new travel models. This time, it’s th...
Is this where the Tour will be won? Shoddy inspects the TDF’s highest bike path
Last week I built up (with some help) a Ritchey Logic disc road bike adorned with Sram Force eTAP ASX and Zipp's new 303 wheelset, yeah s...
Steel bike vs. brand new Tour de France climbs: A Shoddy investigation
Living in the French Alps, you'd think that I'd climbed all the monumental mountain passes that the Tour de France has been routed up and...
New 2020 Ritchey Outback moves into the adventure sphere
Aching for a tech fix now that the annual Sea Otter Classic trade show has been pushed back to October? Never fear! In its place, we brin...
Bikes of the (staff) Bunch: Iain Treloar's Ritchey Road Logic
In this instalment from our staff mini-series of Bikes of the Bunch, our Senior Editor Iain Treloar shares one of his preferred personal ...
Ten products I loved in 2019: Iain Treloar
There's a Jesu album called 'Every Day I Get Closer to the Light From Which I Came', which, as a phrase, strikes me as particularly apt f...
Ritchey goes disc: new Road Logic and Swiss Cross
Ritchey only has a small presence at this year’s Eurobike, but its booth is crammed tightly with new goodies. A number of products first ...
Ritchey Ultra review: Traditional steel meets modern rubber
I spent my formative years of mountain biking riding hardtails. Although my very first one was made of carbon fiber (?!), it wasn’t long ...
Photo gallery: 2019 Sea Otter Classic, Part one
The Sea Otter Classic has long served as a sort of annual gathering of the tribes, so to speak. On the one hand, it’s always incorporated...
Photo gallery: The best of the 2019 Taipei Cycle Show, day two
Just about every brand and bike company is at the Taipei Cycle Show, even if it's just to say hello to their suppliers and see what's new...
Tech gallery: 2019 North American Handmade Bicycle Show, Part Two
Almost by definition, The North American Handmade Bicycle Show has been a showcase of outliers: bikes that were built specifically to be ...
Ten products I loved in 2018: Iain Treloar
A year-end tradition at CyclingTips, these lists allow our editors to highlight the products they loved the most in the year. Here, our p...
Interbike 2018, day two: Magnesium is back, slick rear hubs, and computer mounts galore
Magnesium is hardly a new material for bicycle frames. Kirk Precision brought a cast magnesium frame to market way back in 1986, and Pina...