The BikeRadar home page has been popping in recent weeks. Not only are we in the middle of the world\u2019s biggest bike race, but we\u2019re coming off the back of the world\u2019s biggest bike show.<\/p>

The dust has settled in the vast Messe Frankfurt, with Eurobike finished for 2024, so now\u2019s the perfect time to catch up on all the tech highlights<\/a> you might have missed. <\/p>

Our Eurobike coverage is all collated beautifully, so give it a scroll and pick out your favourite bits \u2013 just as Warren did when he was a judge at the show this year<\/a>.<\/p>

The world\u2019s pluckiest pros are currently powering their way around France. This week, we sent our own brave rider to find out how tough the Tour de France really is<\/a>. We also compared Tadej Poga\u010dar\u2019s Colnago V4Rs and Jonas Vingegaard\u2019s Cerv\u00e9lo R5<\/a> \u2013 and Cav\u2019s first and latest stage-winning bikes<\/a>.<\/p>

But, that\u2019s not all. Our knobbly-tyre\u2019d readers shouldn\u2019t assume it\u2019s all curly bars this week.<\/p>

Announced on Tuesday, YT\u2019s new Decoy SN <\/a>was built to be \u2018the best enduro bike, powered or not\u2019, and, on first impressions, it\u2019s pretty good.<\/p>

I also reviewed the new Merida Big.Trail 600 \u2013 a properly rad hardtail at a decent price<\/a>.<\/p>

On top of the new YT, we saw a new Lapierre Spicy<\/a> that we reckon is the first bike to offer high- and low-pivot linkages on the same frame, as well as a bike I\u2019m super-excited to ride \u2013 a new Trek Top Fuel.<\/p>

We\u2019ve also been rolling out plenty of sports bra reviews<\/a>, as well as updating our guide to the best gravel tyres<\/a>.<\/p>