Gore

An outer layer that provides more protection than promised, without an overly tight fit.

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These are the best bib shorts I tested in 2020 — and I tested a lot of them.

After testing far too many pairs of bib shorts in 2020, I learned a lot about what makes a good pair, and what you should avoid.

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The C5 Cancellara bib shorts offer all the same comfort features and performance fabrics as the standard C5 range but with designs to honor Fabian's career.

What gear do VeloNews editors hang onto? The gear that keeps taking a beating, coming in handy at the right moment, or catering to our laziness. These are the Keepers.

Comfortable and ideal for cold but dry conditions, the C5 Thermal Bib Tights come with a host of nifty features — some of which work better than others.

Warm without the bulk and comfortable throughout, the breathable and weatherproof C5 Thermo Jacket tames the winter elements.

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Gore's SHAKEDRY jackets are ideal for changing weather conditions through the fall and winter months.

The Gore One line packs all the benefits of the company's 3-layer laminate system into one compact, breathable layer, minus the DWR coating.

Attaquer and Gore offer new apparel, Revolights lights up its Indiegogo campaign and two companies that want to keep your bike secure.

The VeloNews tech team puts winter gloves to the test to find the best option for when the weather cools off and snowflakes start to fly.

With a slimmer fit and breathability courtesy of Gore's Windstopper fabric, the baggy shorts market has a versatile new player

With a nip in the air, we review eight top-tier vests, from the super-light and packable to the warm and cozy

The Gore Xenon is a slim-cut, easy-to-carry jacket to stow in a jersey pocket for cold winter descents

Pearl Izumi and Gore bring to market ladies' bib shorts designed to level the playing field on nature breaks

Also, is water OK for your bike and Gore cables

A long-term test of sealed cable systems

VeloNews technical editor Zack Vestal tries out Gore's latest version of its Ride-on cables, and shares installation tips in a video.