We test the Attack and Force tire set from Continental. Featuring a staggered 22/24mm width, Conti says that they offer unique benefits in handling, aerodynamics, and rolling performance.
by Greg Kopecky, November 18, 2012
We review the complete 2Toms product line. This innovative company makes anti-friction and anti-odor products to keep your favorite triathlete fresh and chafe-free.
We take a close look at the Rudy Project line for 2013. This Italian-based company specializes in eyewear and helmets, and offers many options to suit your needs.
This is our road test and review of the new clincher wheel offering from Easton – the EC70 SL. It’s a carbon and aluminum hybrid, and sets out to be the jack of all trades for training and racing.
We look at the 2013 shoe line from French manufacturer, Mavic. While known primarily for wheels, they have many options in shoes and make a decidedly nice pair.
We look at the recently revised tire sealant formula from Italy-based Effetto Mariposa. The product name remains the same, but the sauce is said to be much improved.
We review the 2013 Zipp Super-9 Carbon Clincher disc wheel. Claimed to be the “fastest wheel ever”, we take a close look at this new disc to find out for ourselves just how fast it is.
We analyze the evolution of bicycle bolts, which now include a relatively new standard, called Torx. We cover what it is, how it works, and the performance advantages.
We continue or How-To series on headsets. This segment covers stem and spacer installation, bearing preload adjustment, and all of the fun classroom theory behind general headset function.
We speak with professional coach, bike fitter, sports scientist, and general triathlon guru, Mat Steinmetz. We discuss his new business, his relationship with Crowie, and the simple ways to get faster.
Chris “Macca” McCormack recently launched a new website and online platform. While it isn’t a personal coaching program, you can indeed learn a great deal from this triathlon legend.
We detail a very unique bike, made specifically for training in any condition or location. Is it a triathlon bike? A cyclocross bike? An ITU bike? The answer is – maybe.
By popular demand, we continue our How-To series, this time on headsets. While often overlooked or thought of as black magic, we attempt to debunk this rather simple piece of equipment.
