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Last updated: 29-07-2026
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CyclingTrend.com is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for websites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.
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Here’s what that means for you:
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Other Affiliate Partnerships
In addition to Amazon, Cycling Trend may participate in affiliate programmes with trusted cycling retailers, brands, and online marketplaces. These partnerships help support the website while allowing us to continue producing independent cycling content.
Whenever a new affiliate relationship is established or an existing one ends, this page will be updated to reflect those changes.
Our Editorial Independence
Affiliate partnerships never determine what we recommend.
Our editorial standards remain the same for every review, buying guide, and comparison article.
- Products are selected because they offer value to cyclists.
- Rankings are based on research, testing, and practical evaluation whenever possible.
- Brands cannot pay for favourable reviews or higher rankings.
- Receiving a commission never changes our opinion of a product.
- If we receive a product for review from a manufacturer, we clearly disclose that within the article.
Reader trust is more valuable than any affiliate commission, and maintaining that trust guides every recommendation we publish.
Where You’ll See Affiliate Disclosures
Whenever an article contains affiliate links, we include a clear disclosure before the first affiliate link appears.
You may see a notice similar to this:
Cycling Trend is reader supported. If you purchase through links on this page, we may earn an affiliate commission at no additional cost to you. Learn more in our Affiliate Disclosure.
We believe disclosures should be easy to find and easy to understand.
Why We Use Affiliate Links
Running an independent cycling publication involves ongoing costs, including website hosting, research, product testing, photography, editing, and content updates.
Affiliate commissions help cover those costs without requiring subscriptions or paywalls. This allows us to keep our guides, reviews, and educational resources freely available to everyone.
Our goal is simple: provide honest, practical advice that helps cyclists make better decisions. If an affiliate partnership ever conflicted with that goal, reader trust would come first.
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