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By Tom Marvin\n \t\t<\/p>

Published: Friday, 06 May 2022 at 12:00 am<\/p>

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Another week ticked off, and a new month kicked off! Welcome to First Look Friday, bringing you some of the freshest kit to land at BR HQ recently.<\/p>\n

Before we crack on with the products, as usual here\u2019s a highlights list of the articles and features appearing on BikeRadar in the past seven days that you won\u2019t want to miss.<\/p>\n

Important news this week included the announcement of Colnago\u2019s TT1 time-trial bike<\/a>, developed in collaboration with UAE Team Emirates, while BMC revealed its prototype Speedmachine triathlon bike<\/a>, the fruits of a joint research project with Red Bull Advanced Technologies that aspires to produce the \u201cfastest bike in the world\u201d.<\/p>\n

Elsewhere Bryton\u2019s new flagship Rider S800 computer<\/a> aims to deliver some credible competition to Garmin and Wahoo, while Continental has introduced the 50mm-wide Terra Hardpack gravel tyre<\/a>, designed for bikepacking<\/a>.<\/p>\n

This week\u2019s BikeRadar Podcast<\/a> posed the important question: What are high-pivot mountain bikes, and are they better?<\/p>\n

And on the subject of MTB debates, we put Orbea\u2019s Rallon M-LTD head-to-head with the radical GeoMetron G1<\/a> in order to explore whether enduro bikes<\/a> have now found their geometry sweet spot, or whether there\u2019s still scope to push the boundaries.<\/p>\n