And the week’s best news, reviews, advice and opinion <\/p>
It\u2019s Friday and our brains are fried at BikeRadar after five days of non-stop news.<\/p>\n
Before taking a refreshing sip from the tasting flight of tech in this week\u2019s First Look Friday<\/a>, you, and certainly I, could do with a recap. Trust me, the week\u2019s stories are a far better read than the contents of a former health secretary\u2019s WhatsApp messages.<\/p>\n On Monday, we reviewed the middling Hutchinson Tundra gravel tyre<\/a> and advised you how to prevent hand and wrist pain from cycling<\/a>.<\/p>\n Then Shimano Cues<\/a> arrived, spelling the end for many of the brand\u2019s cheaper road bike groupsets<\/a>. Deputy editor Jack Luke reckons Cues is a win for groupset compatibility<\/a>, but what do you think?<\/p>\n The Specialized Turbo Tero X<\/a> and Mondraker\u2019s first gravel bike, the electric Dusty<\/a>, launched the same day.<\/p>\n The other big news included the official release of the Cannondale SuperSix EVO<\/a> and an updated SRAM Force groupset<\/a>. Road and gravel presenter Liam Cahill<\/a> gave his first ride impressions<\/a> on the latter.<\/p>\n We also had time to bring you reviews of the Scott Trail Storm WP shorts<\/a> and \u00a32,000 Fulcrum Speed 25 wheelset<\/a>.<\/p>\n Despite now being March, it remains chilly here in the UK. If you\u2019re sniffling, our guide to cycling with a cold<\/a> will help you decide whether to keep riding.<\/p>\n That\u2019s only a sample of what we\u2019ve published this week, but now it\u2019s time to check out the finest kit to land at BikeRadar.<\/p>\nWahoo Kickr Steer<\/h2>\n