Triathlon tech

We take a look at a new device with the most-accurate and least-invasive way to get real-time core body temperature readings.  

Once you make the initial investment in tools, knowing how to tune-up a bike will save you time and money in the long term.

In today's Ask Aaron, Aaron answers questions about keeping proper bike fit after traveling, the importance of incorporating sports drinks into training and the benefits of bilateral breathing on the swim.

This week in "Ask Aaron," Aaron provides a clever new way to add a touch of fashion to your old race wheels.

Campagnolo’s 2012 line will include the tri-specific components that will finally allow their 11-Speed component groups to enter the transition area in mass.

This week in "Ask Aaron", Aaron answers triathlon gear questions about affordable aerodynamic upgrades, the proper bike fit for the most power and how to choose a GPS device.

This week, we cover bike fit questions and even bring in an outside expert for one. Retul bike fitter Mat Steinmetz and Aaron address shoulder pain, changing a bike’s fit characteristic and handling problems that come from riding in clip-on aerobars.

This week in "Ask Aaron", Aaron addresses the issues of if you should upgrade your components and the difference between lower and higher priced wetsuits.

Keeping these items nearby will help keep your mileage up and your bike repair expenses down.

Find out why investing your time and money into a proper bike fit could be the most important thing you do heading into the 2011 season.

When should you replace your cleats and pedals? Ian Buchanan provides an answer.

Learn how to save time and money when it comes what is likely your biggest financial investment into the sport of triathlon: your bike.

It’s the time of year when many of us take our training indoors. Before you invest in a bike trainer, choose the type that will best serve your needs.

A preview of reigning two-time Ironman World Champion Craig Alexander's Orbea Ordu he will ride on race day in Kona.

American TJ Tollakson shows us his uniquely built Parlee TT bike, which he will ride in this weekend's Ironman World Championship in Kona.