After dozens of hours on both CycleOps Hammer and H2, here’s my long term review, with an emphasis on the new H2.
by Dan Empfield, November 12, 2018
Zwift is a game. Or a training tool. It’s also a virtual community, like Westworld, except there’s real people behind every avatar.
Footwear companies are famous for wrecking a good shoe. In this case, a good shoe keeps getting better.
Our series on the World’s Premier Bike Fitters continues with Jim Manton of ERO, based on SoCal.
Zwift is not hard to join; not hard to commence; but it’ll take you a good while to plumb its depths. Let’s plumb its (shallow) depths.
Is Trishop in Plano the only good Metro-Dallas bike fit option? No, but it’s among the top half-dozen fit LBSs in the U.S. Here’s why.
Let’s get Zwift installed and configured using virtual power, so you can ride in the Zwift virtual world easily and without big expense.
The first in a series on the best bike fitters local to you. Are you in NYC? These guys are good.
Customers love Powertap’s accuracy, user flexibility and price. Bearings and service turnaround? Less so. Fixed! Says Powertap.
Specialized is beginning to roll out a new tri bike platform, starting at the very top ($$). Is it a winner?
In the first time out on her new IA Disc, Felt’s star athlete rode 4:26 in Kona. Not a bad start for a new bike model.
Year over year? Canyon by a nose (cone). I’ll explain my methodology below.
