We detail a controlled nutrition test done for Osmo Nutrition. This new company has some big science behind it, and put their products to the test against anything on the market.
by Greg Kopecky, February 23, 2013
We show you how to wrap bar tape on a road-style drop handlebar – like a pro. While steeped in tradition and lore, this operation is simple enough for all levels of experience.
We follow a week-long training camp with professional triathlete, David Thompson. Minnesota-based Thompson makes an annual trek to Tucson, AZ to log major miles.
We take a close look at the 2012 Kona race bike of Mirinda “Rinny” Carfrae. She has a handful of prototype parts, including shifters, 650c wheels, and a very special cassette size.
We take an up-close look at the new Zipp 404 650c Firecrest carbon clincher. It shares all of the technology of its larger brethren, made in a much needed smaller size.
We show you how to make a tail light mount for your aero seatpost equipped bicycle. They’re relatively easy to make and can fit any bike on the market.
We review the newest light offering from Blackburn Design. While more known for their small lights powered by disposable batteries, Blackburn is venturing into brighter territory.
We show you how to make a 31.8mm diameter accessory mount for your aerobars. It works well for handlebar-mounted lights, cameras, computers, and GPS units.
We examine the particulars of rear dropout and derailleur hanger design. Do you want horizontal or vertical? Replaceable or non-replaceable? For the ins and outs of each, read on.
We take a look at the new Stages Cycling power meter. This crank-based system has a unique minimalist approach to power measurement – and a very attractive price.
US Olympic-distance superstar, Sarah Haskins, will take the 2013 season off from racing to start a family. She broke the news to us in a phone conversation from their home in Clermont, FL.
We report the very sad loss of industry veteran, Bill Keith. An avid triathlete and multi-time Ironman finisher, Keith worked in the past for Cannondale, and more recently Chicago-based SRAM.
We review the Tech Mag Race trainer from BlackBurn Design. This simple indoor trainer has magnetic resistance, and an adjustment knob to offer a wide range of effort.