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Specialized went all-in on innovative components to make the ultimate gravel bike in the S-Works Diverge.

Masi's CXGRc is an interesting blend of ’cross geometry and gravel bike build.

If you’re built for the long haul, or want a bike to serve as both your adventure steed and daily commuter, the Marin Gestalt is built for you.

The Pivot Mach 5.5 is almost an enduro bike, has the essence of an XC bike, looks plus-sized, but remains lithe.

The Trek Fuel EX 9.9 has redefined the do-everything mountain bike.

A ceramic coating on the sides helps reduce friction in crashes on the POC Avip VPDS Ceramic bibs.

Ideal for hot days, the Endura Pro SL Bibshort II's coldblack treatment keeps you plenty cool while providing UPF50+ protection.

Shimano S-Phyre chamois is moderately thick and comfortable for long days in the saddle.

Velocio's Ultralight Link Jersey has a very fine, highly breathable material that dries quickly, making it great for sweltering days.

Bell's Z20 is so abundantly vented you might suffer from brain freeze if the temps dip below 45 degrees.

Shimano's RP7 shoes are all about understated style.

Pearl Izumi's Women's P.R.O. bib offers excellent support on epic days in the saddle.

Pearl Izumi's Elite Pursuit jersey is a nice compromise if you want an attractive, comfortable jersey without the painted-on look.

Smith's Session only has Koroyd in certain areas to help keep the cost of the helmet down.

Kask's Rex is a perennial favorite at VeloNews for its light weight and comfortable fit.

Leatt has its own answer to MIPS called 360° Technology used in the DBX 3.0 helmet.

This BMC bike's stiffness and stability make it a straightaway rocket. Aerodynamic touches and light weight also make it a pure race bike.

Some bikes just feel right. For those who crave precision steering and stiff responsiveness, the Specialized Tarmac is one of them.

Ashmei's Women's Cycle Softshell Jacket is not a cheap piece of apparel, but the blend of merino and softshell makes it versatile and valuable.

The Direto should catch your eye if you’re after a super-stable unit and you want to save a few bucks over the top-of-the-line smart trainers.

If you can't get comfortable with a heart rate monitor chest strap, Wahoo has a solution that is comfortable and accurate.

Louis Garneau’s Actifly shoes aim to offer a super-breathable and affordable option for indoor trainer rides.

It was hard to find fault with the Orca. We would count this as one of the best bikes of the year without hesitation.

With great dexterity and enough insulation for most days, Giro's Blaze 2.0 gloves have become a key part of our cold-weather wardrobe.

If you live in a place that encourages exploring new routes a bike like Enigma’s Ecroix is a fun way to mix things up with either 700c or 650b wheels.

The Altum Disc is ideal ride for a former racer looking for stiffness, light weight, and peppiness mated with more relaxed steering.

Commuters who are looking for a well-ventilated, stylish helmet will like the Abus YADD-I, especially with nine color options to choose from.

Carogna's double-sided adhesive tape makes the tubular mounting experience quick and painless. It works amazingly well in all conditions.

Vanquish will certainly contend for the top spot in the aero road helmet category for its functionality and fit.

If you’re after a climbing-specific tool, it’s hard to find one that’s better than the Emonda SLR 8 Disc.

The details Silca has wisely incorporated into its Apron Premio are smart and sensible.

These small locks have a reinforced steel core and are great for quick stops at the coffee shop.

This light and compact lock is good for short-stay locking situations, with just one minor shortfall.

Cervelo has one of the best-handling bikes on the market with surprising stiffness and pedaling response plus powerful disc brakes.

The lid has a unique look and keeps your head plenty cool on long, hard climbs.

Canyon relies on a proven Horst-link suspension design, consistently excellent SRAM components, and a light carbon frame to build an exceptional mountain bike.

Giro's E70 Knit has a unique look and backs it up with all-around comfort and performance at a fair price.

If you’re after a high-end, durable, walkable shoe that’s comfortable out of the box, the X-Project Pros tick all the boxes.

The Specialized Crux Expert X1 is one of the best cyclocross bikes this season.

Scapin's Kalibra has quick handling, good looks, aero features, and a reasonable price tag for an Italian carbon fiber bike.

Kona’s mountain bike heritage explodes from the Major Jake, especially when you dive into the first sand pit on the cyclocross course.

Pearl Izumi P.R.O. Leader v4 shoes have excellent upper, dialed Boa placement, adjustable insoles, and stiff soles.

Cannondale makes a strong case for the one-bike garage with the Synapse Hi-Mod, outfitted with SRAM Red eTap.

Giant's TCX Advanced Pro 1 has nimble handling, rock-solid stiffness, and a price that is fair for a top-of-the-line race rig.

This rack allows easy access to the back of your car or truck. It’s an excellent system and a very good rack overall.

The new Pactimo Terrain MTB Shorts come with many pockets, which is a plus when not wearing a pack.

Smith's Attack Max glasses are comfortable, have a great lens, and boast a unique lens swapping system using magnets.

For the majority of cyclists, Lezyne's Super GPS is a great way to track rides, navigate, and save a little money.

This super thin race jersey is made to go fast and keep you cool in hot summer temperatures.

These bibs feature an integrated base layer, which provides a second-skin feel.

This jersey is stylish without being gaudy and stands out without being annoying.

If you dig a slightly different look and want an exceptional lens, Bolle's Aeromax sunglasses are a nice choice.

The Kampionne reinforces the notion that all-around and aero bikes have begun to blend into a single category — and that's a good thing.

If you want an affordable, disc-brake equipped race bike, Jamis’s Icon Elite is a fine ride.

The Felt FR2 Disc is one of the most responsive bikes we have ridden this year with race-friendly geometry.

Suomy's Gun Wind helmet has polarizing looks, but if you dig the European flair, this lid might be just right.

Giro's Prolight Techlace shoes are exceptionally light, but their thin material is not very supportive.

We’re confident Bontrager's Velocis will fit in our regular rotation, especially given its competitive $200 price point.

We've seen Peter Sagan wear these flashy sunglasses all season, so we tested out a pair of 100% Speedcraft shades. They didn't disappoint.

The Sidi Shot is a supremely comfortable shoe without any hot spots or pinching. It's a bit expensive and complicated, however.

SRAM eTap HRD is an exceptional group that provides the power of disc brakes with the ease of a wireless drivetrain.

Topeak's Ratchet Rocket Lite NTX is a welcome addition to our toolkits with seven Allen keys and three torque bits.

If you prefer a relatively thin chamois, the Pearl Izumi Pro Escape bibs make a good case for becoming your go-to pair.

The Weehoo iGo Venture child trailer can go just about anywhere, since it’s rugged enough for light off-road riding.

WTB's Exposure tire reflects that blurred line, and it achieves a remarkable balance between rolling speed and off-pavement capability.

Salt's caps are handmade in Colorado and are a fun accessory for everyday riding.

Adidas’s Vario photochromic lenses are some of the best we’ve tested and the Zonyk frames are stylish and fun.

We use this jacket more than any other piece of outerwear in our closet and it’s saved us from foul weather more than a few times.

Cuore has created a racer’s bib, light and thin with low-profile chamois padding, in the Gold short.

Tenspeed Hero will make the racers happy with this trim-fitting, super-light jersey.

La Passione's affordable jersey is ideal for the budget-minded rider and the high-end racer alike.

Campagnolo applies its extensive wheel know-how to produce alloy disc-brake wheel that achieves impressive price point and performance.