Bike

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

Besides improving your training and position, upgrading your equipment is one of the quickest ways to gain an aero edge.

Power meters have changed the way we train and race on the bike, but do you know how to use the data to become a better cyclist?

Two new European superbikes square off in a battle for slippery-fast glory.

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.

Video footage is key for holding dangerous drivers accountable.


The game of Zwift is completing redefining the indoor riding experience, not only in terms of the software and the interaction but also the technology we use.

Here's how to log miles this winter on your indoor trainer and have fun while you're doing it.

A pioneer in maximalist cycling computers goes on a diet with a game-changing upgrade.

Point your tri training off-road this off-season with a bike that can tackle any terrain (and not break the bank).

I wish I could combine the best points of the two, as neither is a complete solution.

Not ready to head indoors yet? Here's what you need to up your winter cycling game and keep rolling through the cold.

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

We're providing Active Pass members with a close look at Canyon’s new disc-equipped, non UCI-legal superbike.

Canyon finally goes all in on disc with two new lines of the popular Speedmax. We dig into the details of the exciting new CF SLX Disc.

Lazer’s new Volante is a hefty, full-coverage short-tailed aero helmet, we pull it out of the box, take a look inside, and even try it on.

Polarized, UV protection, lens distortion—what do all these terms mean when it comes to buying sunglasses? And do they even matter?

Get started gravel riding with these equipment basics.

We help break down the alphabet soup of helmet certifications.

Orbea's newly updated version of the Ordu has been a long time coming—finally we get some superbike features on a well-loved tri bike.

Shimano's latest update to their high-end road cycling shoe, the S-Phyre RC-902, has an updated heel cup and upper design, along with some tri-related features.

Easy to build and easy to ride, this non-flashy entry-level carbon bike is a good deal.

Staying educated on the latest technology and testing in helmet protection is key to staying safe on the roads.

A new model from Argon is lighter, lower, and disc-ier than what they’ve had in the past—this was a surprisingly successful upgrade that accomplished more than advertised.

Safety comes first with this kit from Sweden’s POC.

Always wanted to try a Wyn Republic kit but haven't pulled the trigger? We give it a thorough review.

For a very very long time, Quintana Roo has been all about the tri, but the original tri wetsuit brand has branched outside of their tri bike line to include a slick new road steed, the SRfive.

We look at a hot-weather slaying kit that requires a lot of special care.

These subtle kits are produced in California.

We look at a kit for women from Canadian company 7Mesh.

This brand makes cycling kits for women only.

We look at the latest kit from high-end European brand Assos.

These kits are among the most affordable we tested—how do they stack up?

Elite's new Sterzo Smart Block allows indoor riders to steer their front end and get virtual feedback in Zwift. We check it out.

We check out a snug-fitting kit that works well for long days in the saddle.

We look at a budget-conscious kit that’ll save you a few bucks before you upgrade and a killer take on pocketed bibs.

We dig into an excellent summer kit from a well-trusted brand.

We look at a kit that works well in tons of conditions, and (more importantly?) looks great.

Smart trainers sound like a good thing, but what are they and how do you set one up?

Tri bikes aren’t for everybody, so we look at a wide range of road bike options that work well for tri training or racing.

Specialized’s Roubaix Comp is the comfort-at-all-costs bike that could make a good long-course road/tri bike for the right person with a few adjustments.

It’s fun, it’s fast—and it delivers one hell of a ride, but with quite the hefty price tag.

Though Ventum has made a name for itself as an unconventional tri bike brand, their new, seemingly traditional road bike rides like they’ve been in the drop-bar game for years.

This high-end women’s aero road bike might be a lot for a beginner, but it’s built perfectly for those who want to go fast.

Value reigns supreme—as always—with Canyon’s high-end race-ready carbon beast. The Speedmax CF SLX 8.0 SL might be a mouthful, but it’ll get you to T2 ready to run.

Wahoo's latest version of their popular KICKR smart trainer boasts a few new internal upgrades and two external ones that triathletes should check out.

The Utah brand gets in the tire game with SES road tubeless options made in the Czech Republic by Tufo.

We take a very close multisport look at the new update to the already-huge Garmin Edge 1030.

The $109 Elite Sterzo Smart rotating wheel block works with any bike on a trainer to steer inside Zwift.

Though not as inexpensive as its predecessor, the P2, Cervelo’s new P-Series borrows some very slick trickle down tech to give tons of tri-value.

Our 2020 tri bike review buyer's guide rates and compares eight new(ish) tri bikes with a big list of criteria to help you decide which one is right for your style, comfort-level, wallet, and racing distance.

This budget direct-to-consumer complete bike is a great jumping off point for beginners and intermediate triathletes. We break down why it might also not be the sweet spot you think.

The Ventum Z will get triathletes onto a race-ready non-double-diamond bike for far less than $4K—proving itself to be the budget long-course heir apparent for unconventional thinkers.

TriRig’s Omni is the epitome of the unconventional and all-out-aero non-double-diamond setup. It’s not the bike for everyone, but it’s perfect for some.

Almost like one of those exotic cars you rarely see out on the road, Ceepo’s bikes are elusive and unique.

Three high-end cycling GPS computers. One 14,000-foot elevation test. Which computer came out on top?

“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.

What the heck are tubeless tires anyway? We break down tubeless for triathletes A to Z and give a few of our tire and accessory picks.

We go above and beyond the standard product review to really see how well Quintana Roo’s newly updated bike holds up.

Tiny, crisp, and more integrated than before, the Edge 130 Plus isn't a robust training tool but it's a solid starting point.

Bicycle sales are surging as Americans seek alternatives for transportation and health. Industry veteran Peter Abraham examines how the cycling industry can keep its momentum going.

More carbon for less cash in this battle between three budget aftermarket hoops. Where should you slap down your well-earned cash? We’ll tell you.

As technology gets smaller and more advanced, a new wave of bike-fitting systems is getting triathletes in incredibly powerful (and comfortable) positions. We take a close look at three very different approaches.

The Archer D1x Trail wireless shifting system is made for MTB, but adventurous triathletes could use it to upgrade their existing rear shifter for less.

The insurance company Folksam oversaw a test of 27 popular helmets for safety. Four of the top-ranked helmets are available for consumers in the United States.

With tons of aftermarket wheels available, we rode, tested, and reviewed nine of this year’s hottest carbon hoops.

We review the Enve Foundation 65 Disc Wheel as part of our 2020 wheel roundup.

We review the HED Vanquish GP6 Disc Wheel as part of our 2020 wheel roundup.

We review the Specialized Roval Rapide CLX Disc as part of our 2020 wheel roundup.

We review the Knight 95 Carbon Rim Wheel as part of our 2020 wheel roundup.

We review the DT Swiss ARC 1100 DICUT 62 Disc Wheel as part of our 2020 wheel roundup.

We review the Hunt 54 UD Carbon Spoke Disc Wheel as part of our 2020 wheel roundup.

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

We review the Ron Aeron X Disc Wheel as part of our 2020 wheel roundup.

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

The new Aeron X disc from Polish wheel brand Ron is a great setup: lightweight, disc-brake ready, tubeless-compatible, and best of all cheap.

As we start to head outside to ride, there are more cycling safety devices than ever to help keep you safe.

An unconventional design could be just the thing triathletes need. We look at Hunt’s ultra-affordable (but lightweight) carbon-spoked wheels.

Hunt's new 54 UD carbon-spoked wheelset is cheap, light, aero, and will definitely turn heads in transition. Check out the new category killer from the UK.

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

Zone3's Aeroforce-X is an ultra high-end custom-trailed tri race suit that spares no expense or aero detail. If you don't fit stock, this could be for you.

A new mid-budget wheelset from premium brand Enve might just be what triathletes need—without a lot of what they don’t.

Over the 30-year history of beam bikes, there have been some good, some bad, and a lot of ugly.

Triathletes who have been crying for more budget tri gear—pacify yourselves with Enve's new affordable (and U.S.-made!) Foundation 65 wheelset.

The world of non-double-diamond tri bikes is getting bigger and bigger. We look at four models from two major price points to see which shines brightest.

There's a lot to love about this easy-to-assemble high-end bike from Quintana Roo.

Keep your ride running smoothly with our key tips.

POC’s new safe twist on its Ventral Air doubles down on their safety focus. But is it all worth it? Yes and no.

So-called “superbikes” have led to a seismic leap in tri bike aerodynamics and prices. While you may never own one—and fewer people than you think are buying them—your next bike will be better because of them.

Quintana Roo's new PRsix2 Disc is slimmer, stiffer, and more ready to race right out of the box than its predecessor. It's pretty too!