Dan Cavallari

Percussive devices—no, not the ones you play with drumsticks—are getting smaller, quieter, and cheaper. We look at four popular offerings.

Roll Recovery's R8 deep tissue massager has become a regular part of my recovery routine, more so than fancy massagers and rollers.

Wire-haters rejoice as approved patents reveal wireless Shimano Dura-Ace 12-speed setups for both road and tri.

The AR80X DB wheels thrive in straight lines, so time trialists and triathletes will love these carbon wheels, especially at this pricepoint.

Giant launched the new brand of products in advance of the Tour de France’s start in Belgium.

Giro ditches the laces on their new range-topping road shoe. Two Boa dials offer a more consistent fit. How do they play out on the road?

SRAM already has a fleet of power meter options with its Quarq brand, so why purchase PowerTap? The answer lies in its pedal-based power meter technology.

Coming in at $1,000 less than the high-end Red group, SRAM Force eTap AXS is a promising option for riders seeking wireless shifting on a budget.

A team of doctors develops a new material called WaveCel, which looks like Koroyd but functions in a different way, according to Bontrager.

Wahoo finds another way to make indoor trainer workouts more realistic with the Kickr Climb, but this upgrade comes at a steep price.

The days are getting shorter. Weather is deteriorating. And cyclists have more choices than ever when it comes to indoor smart trainers.

Tony Martin's Canyon TT bike showcased some seriously slick tour tech.