You ride for show; you run for dough. That’s what all the pros who race here have known for a generation. Lange ran for dough and got it.
by Dan Empfield, October 14, 2017
As the Hawaiian Ironman start approaches the start/finish is a maelstrom. Here is what it looks like earlier in the morning.
This edition may have had the highest attend rate ever. Just about everyone who RSVPd showed, and then there were the bandits!
QR intros its PR6 as a disc brake bike, having done much more than just throw a disc and thru axle into its frame.
Finally! A first-rate lever-to-caliper hydraulic disc brake option for tri and TT bikes.
It’s the kind of road bike a triathlete can appreciate: Diamondback’s Andean detune to road geometry and use.
Terms like Stability and Motion Control are no longer applicable. How did we get here?
Why is this shoe fast for me? I can only say that it works, but not for certain why it works.
This company, best known for its saddles, is either lucky or smart or both, because it’s added stationary to its offerings.
Stable and sturdy. Great price at $1199. Power accuracy not on par with some direct-drive smart trainers. Smooth road feel compensates.
It’s not over ’til it’s over. And even then it’s not really over.