Jonathan Blyer

We take a look at seven great picks for a beginner (or intermediate) triathlon bike at $5,500 or under.

Since a dedicated tri bike might not be in every triathlete’s immediate future, we break down the steps (and the caveats) for using a road bike for tri.

We review the newest carbon triathlon wheels and compare them with an exhaustive five-point rating system along with specs, takeaways, and our hand-on testing notes.

Our expert fitter explains why your saddle (probably) hurts, why you should make a change, and what to think about when you finally decide to pull the trigger to find the perfect tri saddle.

Even though it might be the last thing on your mind right now, getting a bike fit in the offseason is the easiest way to get fast next year.

Our expert fitter dives into the evolution of the full-coverage aerobar and dissects why you need (and why you might not need) custom aerobars.

In this edition of “Critique My Fit,” our expert fitter look at an Outside+ member’s relaxed position and offers some speedier advice.

Rims are getting wider and wider, but why? What can they do for triathletes? What's next?

This edition of “Critique My Fit” has our expert fitter look at an Outside+ member’s issues on his tri bike and offers a few surprising solutions.

If you haven’t heard of Hunt yet, now’s the time to learn about the budget-focused, but slippery-fast wheel brand. We look at the SUPER fat Hunt Limitless 60 wheelset.

We get an exclusive look at the 42-year-old multiple Ironman winner’s bike fit and help her address some potential back and knee issues.

Our fourth edition of “Critique My Fit” digs into yet another member’s issues: Numbness in the crotch, foot pain, and worn-out saddles.

Indoor aficionados rejoice! Italian brand Magnetic Days has a trainer that is as quiet as it is extremely expensive.

Our third edition of “Critique My Fit” digs into yet another member’s issues: trying to get faster, reducing saddle sores, and eliminating shoulder pain.

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A German maker of all things bikes may have hit the nail on the head with this excellent saddle. Our expert fitter digs in.

Our second edition of “Critique My Fit” digs into another member’s issues: shoulder issues, seat positions, and how to move arm pads and saddles to fix both.

Traditional bike geometry charts are irrelevant when considering a new tri bike. Here's why.

Our first edition of “Critique My Fit” digs into one member’s issues: saddle sores, shoulder angles, and the common (but uncomfortable) pains of riding inside.

“What’s the right crank arm length for me?” The answer to one simple question is far more complicated than it seems. Two bike fit experts weigh in.

We review the Swiss Side Hadron Classic 800 Rim Wheel as part of our 2020 wheel roundup.

We review the Ron Wheels Aeron V6 as part of our 2020 wheel roundup.

Our experts test and review this year’s 10 top triathlon and road cycling saddles.

Mass-produced things are so 2015—we look at a pair of the best aftermarket aerobar options from two smaller brands that just might make you a believer.

Got a barn full of different bikes? Keep them all tuned to your body with these pro fit tips.

Effective and aero: Disc brakes are rapidly gaining popularity on road and triathlon bikes. But are they necessary?

A brief description of bearings and the lowdown on if you should care what material they're made out of.

Fly stress-free, knowing your bike is stowed safely below.

Go big or go home.