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A summer of using a number of bib shorts ranging from budget to high end have taught us a few things about how to find the best bib shorts for your riding.

Limited-edition versions of the Poc Ventral Air helmet for Team EF and Giro Aries helmet for Team Canyon-SRAM commemorate July's big races.

Flagship model packs the latest safety tech while also being exceptionally airy, low-profile, and decently lightweight.

What a year it's been.

The Eclipse Spherical is supposedly the most aero helmet Giro has ever made, but it’s also good at being an everyday lid – even in the heat.

Giro’s latest kit takes things to the next level.

Carry your kids, or help them carry their own stuff, and keep an eye on everything in the process.

An Italian institution.

Mt. Etna's legend exists far beyond cycling and the Giro d'Italia.

Act one of the 2022 Giro d’Italia in Hungary comes to a close as the race convoy begins the long transfer to Sicily.

Our final gallery from America's largest cycling event.

Giro’s new top-end helmet is super fast without sacrificing cooling or comfort

Latest-gen safety tech, a slippery shape, a good weight, and smart aesthetics should make this thing pretty popular.

‘Ball and socket’ technology layered on top of MIPS, in a well-ventilated and comfortable lid.

The Giro Supernatural Glove

Alchemy’s new US-made carbon gravel bike, Specialized’s new bargain-priced MTB helmet, Enduro’s indestructible bottom bracket and headset bearings, and more.

Here's what's making cycling tech headlines on Wednesday, September 8.

New aero-looking model features MIPS Spherical, will perhaps replace the Vanquish.

This fresh partnership with Elastic Interface incorporates a one-piece molded palm.

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Giro's Helios helmet brings Spherical technology to a lower priced helmet. But Giro doesn't skimp on the high-end features.

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The pursuit of the stiffest shoes may need to take a back seat to other more important considerations when you're ready to buy.

The Sector is a cross-country and gravel shoe that offers maximum pedaling efficiency, and rubber that makes the rigid sole walkable.

The Giro Regime road shoe is not the stiffest road cycling shoe I’ve ever worn, nor is it the lightest. But these shoes offered comfort beyond their price point.

Boa dials, Synchwire upper, and a carbon composite sole make for affordable but still performance-oriented road shoe.

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MIPS Spherical meets team graphics in four not-for-sale Giro Aether Spherical helmets.

The Tour de France usually brings with it a slew of new bikes and gear. Here's what to look for at the 2020 Tour, and how to spot it.

Can Chris Froome's new battery of gear help him when he joins Israel-Start Up Nation in 2021? It's certainly possible. Here's how.

The best road helmet combines a rotational force system, light weight, ventilation, and aerodynamics into a sleek and comfortable package. That's a tall order.

Giro's Aether combines a novel approach to rotational force dissipation with excellent ventilation, cool looks, and a best-in-class fit system.

Giro's Manifest brings Giro's Spherical rotational force system to mountain bike helmets in this light, airy, and streamlined trail/enduro lid.

The Sector combines Giro’s Synchwire upper with a thermo-bonded — not stitched — exo-structure, with additional reinforcement for the toe and heel sections.

From issue 88

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Giro ditch the laces on their new range-topping road shoe. Two Boa dials offer a more consistent fit. How do the Imperials play out on the road?

Interview and Images by William Tracy

Interview by James Startt with Images by Serge Waldbillig

Tarmac or gravel, fondo or race day - there's a pair here that will help you tackle your next adventure.

Some are light, some are aero, some have MIPS, some cost an arm and a leg, some are easy on the wallet.

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It's 1985, in a stuffy one-bedroom apartment in San Jose, and Jim Gentes has had a lightbulb moment. He's just reinvented the bike helmet – and his new company, Giro, has taken its first steps towards being one of the world's leading helmet brands.

Images: James Startt

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Tour de France Warm Up

With new MIPS Spherical, Giro puts MIPS at the core of its new helmet.

Does MIPS make a helmet 'safer'? Is it possible to ride the 'safest' helmet?

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