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Oscar Huckle

Oscar Huckle

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Technical Writer, BikeRadar

Bristol, London

Biography

Technical Writer at BikeRadar

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Film , Cycling

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Total articles 390

  • Campagnolo is retiring its iconic Record groupsets - but there’s more to the news than meets the eye

    By Oscar Huckle Verified| BikeRadar Verified Campagnolo looks set to retire its Record groupsets, leaving a hole in the Italian firm’s line-up that I, as a long-time Campagnolo rider, will mourn. According to a report by Escape Collective, the Record name is being retired after 62 years, with Chorus becoming Campagnolo’s second-tier option, behind the flagship Super Record groupset.

    By Oscar Huckle Verified · BikeRadar

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • 3T Extrema Italia review: a near-perfect gravel bike for the roughest terrain

    By Oscar Huckle Verified| BikeRadar Verified 3T’s Extrema Italia is intended to take on the chunkiest gravel you can find, with clearance for whopping 57mm tyres. There’s been no shortage of gravel bikes with mountain bike inspiration in recent years, but the Extrema Italia balances off-road capability with aerodynamic optimisation – a monster aero gravel bike, if you will. In testing, I’ve found the 3T Extrema Italia to be a seriously impressive performer.

    By Oscar Huckle Verified · BikeRadar

    Mar. 14, 2025

  • DT Swiss GRC 1400 Dicut 30 review: my new benchmark gravel wheelset

    By Oscar Huckle Verified| BikeRadar Verified SQUIRREL_13193155DT Swiss revamped its gravel-wheel platform in May 2024, with the GRC 1400 Dicut 30 sitting in the middle of the three-tier range. The brand claims the GRC 1400 Dicuts are designed to make light work of unpredictable trails while having a speed advantage on smoother terrain, thanks to their 30 or 50mm rim depths. On test is the 30mm variant and they’ve proven to be brilliant all-rounders in all conditions, deftly balancing climbing prowess, compliance and control on rough terrain.

    By Oscar Huckle Verified · BikeRadar

    Mar. 09, 2025

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Company Info

BikeRadar

BikeRadar provides bike reviews, bike gear, parts and accessories.

'+44 1225 442244

Founded: 2007