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The Cycling World Championships have flown by faster than Mathieu van der Poel could sprint up Montrose Street.
As can be expected, the Championships have seen brands release a wave of new tech.
The biggest launch came in the form of the greatly anticipated Specialized Tarmac SL8 and Ashley Quinlan was lucky enough to head to Glasgow to test ride the bike.
We also got up close with Alex Segaert’s new Ridley Dean Fast.
One of the best things about the Championships is feasting your eyes on new track-cycling tech. We’ve seen Canyon launch the new Speedmax, an unreleased track bike from Look and Campagnolo’s tubeless-ready Ghibli track wheel.
Mountain Biking UK editor, James Costley-White brought us 10 of the best downhill bikes from a very wet Fort William.
This weekend will see the women’s road race and the cross-country mountain biking, among much more, and you can find out how to catch the action in our guide to watching the World Championships.
Elsewhere on BikeRadar, our staff writers have been indulging their respective passions. Oscar Huckle explained why you should never share a small tent with your friend and Jack Evans swallowed 20 tablets in the name of science.
We also brought you the new Vitus E-Mythique ebike, Bosch’s latest security feature, our essential MTB training plan, the best mountain bike rear shocks and a long read on how gravel is changing the way we think about road bike design.