We’ve got a new training log. After a couple years of treading water, we’ve got an entirely new log for you all to track your data in. It does support challenges. And all your old data will be ported over. Read on for details.
by Jordan Rapp, December 21, 2016
It’s that time of the year again! For the eighth year in a row, it is time for the annual WBR fundraiser that puts bikes into the hands of MANY well-deserving folks around the world.
The Edge 820 is the latest flagship compact bike computer from Garmin. It includes a unique safety feature with it’s accelerometer-based impact detection. It also offers live tracking via cellphone, either on the web or on other connected Garmin Edge devices.
Garmin’s Varia Radar offers clearly and effectively presented information about vehicles behind you. The taillight aspect of the system, however, falls well short of being bright enough, especially for use during the day. This first generation system shows a lot of promise but definitely needs work before it falls into the category of need rather than want.
This great batch of photos from the inaugural Challenge Aruba focuses on the age-group race.
Eric Wynn was on the ground and in the sky at the inaugural Challenge Aruba event. A star-studded pro field showed up for both the half and sprint distance races in this tropical paradise.
It’s been a long time since a product totally changed the overall bike riding experience for me. But after my first ride with Garmin’s Varia Vision HUD, I can honestly say that riding will never be the same for me.
Updated for 2017 and new magnetic visor. The MET Drone Widebody was not on my radar of “interesting helmets” until it showed up – without decals – on the head of Jan Frodeno at IM Frankfurt in 2015. After testing it, I’m surprised it’s not more popular.
The first in a series of reviews of the latest in aero helmets focusing on everything other than how aero they are. Here we take a long term look at the POC Cerebel.
At the recent USATAGNC in Omaha, one of the vendors was NuMale, a national chain that specializes in testosterone replacement therapy. Triathletes would seem to be their ideal customer. Except for one big problem – TRT is cheating.
Andrew Starykowicz was hit by a van and dragged under during a training ride on Saturday. UPDATE: He is now home from the hospital and recovering.
The last installment in our 3 part super-in-depth review of the Firstbeat system by Jon “Fast Big Dog Schafer”. Part 3 covers weaknesses of the system and wraps it all up with some key takeaways.
Part 2 of a 3 part super-in-depth review of the Firstbeat system by Jon “Fast Big Dog Schafer”. Part 2 covers how to use the system, with a specific focus on use by Masters athletes.
