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The Cycling World Championships have flown by faster than Mathieu van der Poel could sprint up Montrose Street.<\/p>\n
As can be expected, the Championships have seen brands release a wave of new tech.<\/p>\n
The biggest launch came in the form of the greatly anticipated Specialized Tarmac SL8<\/a> and Ashley Quinlan was lucky enough to head to Glasgow to test ride the bike<\/a>.<\/p>\n We also got up close with Alex Segaert\u2019s new Ridley Dean Fast<\/a>.<\/p>\n One of the best things about the Championships is feasting your eyes on new track-cycling tech. We\u2019ve seen Canyon launch the new Speedmax<\/a>, an unreleased track bike from Look<\/a> and Campagnolo\u2019s tubeless-ready Ghibli track wheel<\/a>.<\/p>\n Mountain Biking UK<\/em> editor, James Costley-White brought us 10 of the best downhill bikes<\/a> from a very wet Fort William.<\/p>\n This weekend will see the women\u2019s 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<\/a>.<\/p>\n 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<\/a> and Jack Evans swallowed 20 tablets in the name of science<\/a>.<\/p>\n We also brought you the new Vitus E-Mythique ebike<\/a>, Bosch\u2019s latest security feature<\/a>, our essential MTB training plan<\/a>, the best mountain bike rear shocks<\/a> and a long read on how gravel is changing the way we think about road bike design<\/a>.<\/p>\n