What’s the best superbike on the market? Watch this video to find out!
According to quite a few of the YouTube commentators who've already watched this video, the mega-expensive bikes we've tested in 2017 aren't quite super enough - we think they are!
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With an £11,000 Bianchi Oltre XR4, £7600 Trek Domane SLR 9 and a £7499 Wilier Cento 10 Air among the bikes we tested earlier this year we were pretty comfortable that we’d gathered together machines that – for most of us – could easily be classed as Superbikes. Were we wrong? It certainly seems that many YouTube commentators have much higher standards than us! What do you think? Super or just run-of-the-mill?
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Content Director Rob's first proper road bikes were a Raleigh Sprint in the early 1980s and then a Trek 1000 in 1999. Rob – who spent 12 years as editor of our very own Cycling Plus magazine – is a proud MAMIL who commutes by bike and rides sportives slowly. He's completed a number of big rides including the 2018 Etape du Tour, dropped out of quite a few more and refuses to shave his legs unless for money. He's currently riding a Ribble Endurance SL and a CHPT3 Brompton. At 185cm and 80kgs he can't get shorter but he could get leaner.
