Road Bike vs. Tri Bike: What’s The Difference?
Can you do a triathlon on a road bike? When should you buy a tri bike? Answers to all of your questions about road bikes vs. tri bikes.
bikes
Reviewed: A2 Bikes’ New SP1.2
A2 Bikes has released their second tri range, the SP1.x series—starting at $2,800.
How to Buy a Bike Online
Buying a new or used bike online requires a little bit of savvy and a whole lot of research. Here's what you need to know.
Felt IA2 Disc
The Draw: Future-proof bike for all distances
Dimond X-Cut
The Draw: Advanced bike for advanced riders
BMC Timemachine 02
The Draw: Just right
Ventum One
The Draw: Tri born and bred
A2 Bikes Speed Phreak
The Draw: Super aggressive setup with a beginner price
Argon 18 E-117 Tri
The Draw: Stiff attack bike
Giant Trinity Advanced
The Draw: Tight handler, smooth ride
Fuji Norcom Straight 1.1
The Draw: All you'll ever need for well under $10K
Kestrel Talon X 105
The draw: Mid-range ride at a low-end price
Specialized Shiv Elite
The Draw: Absolute wind-beater
Quintana Roo PRFIVE Disc
The Draw: Well-rounded race rig
Canyon Speedmax WMN CF 8.0
The Draw: Lively ride for good bike handlers
Trek Speed Concept Women’s
The Draw: All-Distance Dazzler
Scott Plasma RC
The Draw: Super-aero straight shooter
Aero Road Bike: Cannondale SystemSix Carbon
Not everyone wants to go all in on a tri-specific bike. This aero road bike can pull double duty for tri with a few modifications.
Aero Road Bike: Cervelo S3
Not everyone wants to go all in on a tri-specific bike. This aero road bike can pull double duty for tri with a few modifications.
Mountain Bike: Santa Cruz Blur
The Draw: Forgiving CS/trail bike with impeccable heritage