Here’s Why Most Bike Companies No Longer Make Female-Specific Triathlon Bikes
Lennard Zinn gets an insider look at brands’ complicated relationship with sex-specific biomechanics.
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Bike specific training articles and advice.
Is the Wahoo Kickr Climb Worth the $600 Price Tag?
Wahoo finds another way to make indoor trainer workouts more realistic with the Kickr Climb, but this upgrade comes at a steep price.
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Find the Right Winter Cycling Gloves for You
Velonews.com's Chris Case takes a close look at five pairs of winter cycling gloves for a range of temperatures.
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How Much Slower Are Clip-On Aerobars?
Astronautical engineer and author Jim Gourley looks at the aerodynamic consequences of choosing clip-on aerobars over a dedicated triathlon bike.
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Pro Bike: Lionel Sanders’ New Canyon CF SLX
Canada's Lionel Sanders is making some major changes after his Kona disappointment, including signing with a new bike sponsor.
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Reviewed: Five Front Lights for Cycling in the Dark
We take a close look at five capable, versatile front lights for everything from winter commutes to occasional singletrack jaunts.
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No-Holds-Barred: A Look at Ceepo’s New Superbike
No, this isn't some pie-in-the-sky concept bike, this is Ceepo's new rule-shattering production Shadow-R.
Chris Foster /
Holiday Gift Roundup: 3 Bike Boxes for Triathletes
Nothing is more thoughtful than gifting the one you love (or yourself) a fortress of protection for their most prized tri-possession.
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Face-Off: 2 Smart Trainers That Cost Less Than $1,000
As smart trainers become the best way to ride inside, we look at two new entries into the sub-$1,000 direct-drive market. Get smart, and go home.
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Continental Releases Long-Awaited GP5000 Tire
We get an early look at a very notable upgrade in one of triathlon’s most ubiquitous clincher tires.
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