The latest update to road.cc Recommends has gone live with our pick of the of the very best bikes and kit that we reviewed in April 2021, and we've added some fantastic products to the mix.
Scott Addict eRide Premium
Scribe Carbon Gravel Wide++ 700 Disc Wheel set
Specialized S-Works Romin EVO
Goodyear Connector Ultimate gravel tyre
Rotor ALDHU Carbon Arm Set
Tailfin Cargo Cage
Drj0n Bagworks DeWidget
Hydra Tech Pro Fresco Short Sleeve Men’s Base Layer
Prime Primavera Aero Carbon Handlebar
Straight Cut Top Tube Bag
Bontrager Circuit Windshell Cycling Gloves
You’ll hopefully have got the idea of how road.cc Recommends works by now; essentially, it’s the place where we group all of the very best-performing products that we’ve reviewed – the crème de la crème if you like – not simply stuff that’s scored well, but those items we think stand out as special. In short, it’s a one-stop-shop for cycling excellence!
We update road.cc Recommends monthly, and we’ve added 11 products from all those we reviewed in April. The one bike we've included this month is the Scott Addict eRide Premium, the e-bike version of Scott’s flagship Addict race bike. It still rides very much like a performance road bike, and with all the cables and batteries hidden, your mates will barely notice it's an e-bike.
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Components wise, new entries include Prime’s updated Primavera Aero Carbon Handlebars, Specialized’s S-Works Romin EVO saddle for low, aero riding positions and Scribe’s lightweight, responsive carbon gravel wheels.
We also have some clothing, with Hydra Tech Pro’s lightweight breathable base layer and Bontrager’s practical windproof gloves.
Head over to road.cc Recommends to check it all out, and look out for our road.cc Recommends video, coming later in the month.
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