Boardman AiR TT/9.4 Di2 tri bike review
Superb handling and spec (except for slightly sub-par wheels), excellent aerodynamics and one of the comfiest TT bikes we’ve ever ridden
Time Trial Triathlon bikes
Ceepo Katana tri bike review
Long-course comfort with a pleasingly sporty side, plus solid choices in the frame, cockpit and wheelset, but no top-tier groupset
Canyon Speedmax CF 9.0 Pro triathlon bike review
Razor-sharp handling, a tunnel-tested frame and genuine aesthetic appeal (for a tri bike), says our tester
Quintana Roo PRsix tri superbike
New elite-aero model can be assembled with just two allen keys, says US firm
Dassi DRC Limited II TT bike
Carbon-framed race bike from British brand Dassi with a focus on the perfect fit
Factor Vis Vires tri bike review
An evolution of the Factor 001 with wider market appeal and a wonderful back story
Trek Speed Concept 2.5 tri bike review
Sharp and comfy entry-level tri bike, but let down by its wheels
Dimond’s 2014 triathlon superbike
Super-slippy frameset specced by pro athlete TJ Tollakson
Ceepo Viper frameset triathlon bike
Update shaves weight and improves aerodynamics
Specialized Alias triathlon bike
New “dual-personality” women’s tri bike unveiled
Cervélo P2 review
The decorated P2 has been a cherished favourite for years. But can it still cut the mustard?
Forme ATT 1
In just three years, Forme has expanded to a 40-strong bike fleet. How would their entry-level TT bike fare on home roads?
Team Carbon FR1.0
However you dress it up, the FR1.0 appears to have the curves and drag-defying profiles needed to carry you to a new PB…
Quintana Roo – Kilo Carbon
They’re the original tri bike brand, but can the Kilo Carbon live up to QR's high standards?
Planet X Exocet 2
The original Exocet was a true master of the tri bike world. Can the Exocet 2 meet the standards set by its elder brother?
Ribble Aero TT Carbon
Lancashire bike builders Ribble have a wide range of bikes on their website and will build them up to different specs – even supplying with or without wheels – to suit your budgets and requirements. The Aero TT is one of their tri and time-trial-specific models and our test bike was built with one of […]
Focus Cayo Ultegra
Focus may not be the most recognisable brand on the market, but its reputation for great builds and amazing value is creeping into the system and undercutting many of the world leaders’ efforts. Having just signed Olympic medallist Nicole Cooke, Focus has made a great forward leap into the racing world that could gain the […]
Merida Warp 9
Merida’s lower-priced alloy bikes have consistently blown us away with their performance per pound. Crank up the price, though, and even with a couple of key bling add-ons, it’s looking less impressive. The Ride There’s nothing lacking about its speed commitment once you’re on board. There’s a whole load of spacers to remove from the […]
Erox Quarra Extra Speed
Last issue, the Swiss-designed Erox graced our ‘First Look’ pages; this month, we put it straight into the test programme against the Merida. Our bike came with standard forks, unlike the brake-behind BB version shown on the website, but it’s still suitably aero-looking. It also manages to be a surprisingly comfortable, cultured ride. The Ride […]
Ceepo Viper review
Japanese manufacturer Ceepo is quite a new player in the triathlon bike game, but has stirred up a lot of interest recently, not least through its partnership with Ironman. The company prides itself on being a dedicated triathlon outfit and does all its own manufacturing; the Viper is the company’s top-of-the-line frameset and new for […]
Felt B2 Pro
Felt has a strong pedigree in triathlon. The B2 Pro is almost top of their 2009 range with only the DA ‘dream machine’ above it. It features a carbon frame with top-end Shimano and Zipp components, tri-specific steep angle geometry and comes race-ready from the box, once you’ve strapped on your own pedals. The Ride […]
