Eddy Merckx Sallanches 64 Review, Sale Price & Weight
New for 2016 the Eddy Merckx Sallanches 64 is a lightweight 900g all carbon frame with a traditionall race/endurance geometry. Sold in three versions built with Shimano or custom built here at Glory....
View Article2016 Cycling Product Preview - What To Expect On Two Wheels
2016 is the year when wireless comes to cycling, disc brakes become the new norm, and Peter Sagan segues into a stage race contender. All this and more is what we ponder and argue about for the...
View ArticleWilier Cento1SR Review, Sale price & Geometry
Wilier is one of cycling's storied brands, founded in 1906 the company still focuses more on it's product than it's market. It's no Specialized or Cannondale for Wilier it's about making bikes more...
View ArticleLook 795 Aero Look 795 Lite 2016 Colors, Sale Price & Availability
Look 795 Aero Look 795 Lite 2016 Colors, Sale Price & Availability2015 saw the release of the Look 795 Aero and Look 795 Lite. This sleek looking fully integrated frame is without doubt the most...
View ArticleEverysight Glasses - The future of cycling computers?
We were so excited when we saw these for the first time. Proof that in 2015 if you can imagine it then it can be done.As a cyclist the idea of been able to see data in your line of sight and get course...
View ArticleCyclocross & Gravel Must Watch Playlist 2014-15
We spent hours watching and have drilled it down to a few much watch videos. Nothing beats the euro giants thrashing it out in the mud or some crazy NC hippies drilling it on some downhill single...
View ArticleGlory Cycles Review Blog Has Moved
Thank you to anyone who took time to read our review blog. At time of writing this blog has achieved over 14 million page views and hopefully been able to provide good reading, good info albeit not...
View ArticleCampagnolo Bora Clincher
The Bora clincher has for a long time been the unicorn of cycling and a wider Campagnolo rim the mermaid. The good news is you can now get both, a new Bora Ultra Clincher will be available from...
View ArticleEaston E100 Ultralite Carbon Tubular
Easton Cycling is no longer owned by Bell sports, it was recently acquired by Raceface. The release of the all new 1050g E100 carbon spoke tubular wheel set marks it's comeback after mixed success in...
View ArticleChris King Sour Apple Limited Run
Get it while you can. Chris King will be doing a limited run of select components in Sour Apple Green. Hubs for a new pair of our Bridge Bike 3850 Carbon Tubular Wheels $1399 or maybe a pair of Enve...
View ArticleMavic R-SYS SLR 2015 Review - Has The Giant Lost It's Helium?
If you were riding around 1996-2001 you either owned or were envious of someone who owned a pair of Mavic Helium wheels. They were mostly red, clincher or tubular 8 speed, had silver alloy skewers and...
View ArticleDMT Vega Review -- Wide, Light & Firm
I played around I admit it, one day this one the other the next. That was until I got a pair of the new DMT Vega. Now I am a one shoe man. The Sidi, Lake & Shimano shoes I had have either shacked...
View ArticleCampagnolo 2015 Mechanical Group Compatibility
Steady and sure, Campagnolo keep putting out new and improved product. For 2015 they will have a complete new SR, Record and Chorus mechanical line called Revolution 11+. On the one hand it's...
View ArticleLook 795 Aerolite Price and Availability
Look have put the hammer down in the race for the fully integrated bike and released a new flagship model in the 795. Combine the best of the venerable 695 and the groundbreaking 675 and you get a bike...
View ArticleColnago CLX 3.0 Review
I first took notice of the Colnago CLX 3.0 at Interbike in Vegas. What stood out? The Colnago logos across the top tube. I thought it looked fantastic. When one showed up for demo in Greenville the...
View Article25mm vs 23mm Tires - How can Fatter be Faster
I rode on a Conti sponsored team back in the 90’s and I remember been given 18mm clinchers for racing. I believed at the time we had an advantage over the competition. 18mm was more aero, ridden at a...
View ArticlePinarello Dogma F8 vs Dogma 65.1 - The Riders Review
Written for Glory Cycles by Scott who works to ride and does not ride for work. He is 40 something, 6 foot tall and known as the fit guy at the office but not winning that many KOM's on Strava.Let’s...
View ArticleCampagnolo EPS Upgrade - Do I need to use the new EPS Chainrings
Morten,Thank you for asking, good question. Campagnolo suggest the new crank/chainrings for EPS but we have used the older style rings with EPS and found it to work very well. Maybe not as well as the...
View ArticleArgon 18 Gallium Pro 2014 Review
It does not make for great reading. After 10 years+ of carbon road bikes and it seems they are becoming the same. Different paint, different story and varied prices but the cutting edge of road bike...
View ArticleNew Speedplay V2 Cleats
Speedplay Cleats for Zero, Light Action and X Series pedals are being updated to our new Speedplay V.2 Cleat. The new Speedplay V.2 Cleat is a running change to current Zero, Light Action, and X Cleats...
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