While Garmin is preeminent in the bike computer industry, Wahoo is ready to shake up the market, which will only benefit consumers.
by Dan Empfield, February 24, 2016
A superbike complete bike solver can be built in half a day. Here’s the first one I built, and how I built it. Why don’t all superbike makers have one?
HED’s new patent claims both a product (rim) and a math problem: a relationship between rim and tire. The patent, announced today, has market implications.
Kevin Grogan of Gear for Multisport in Clermont likes bikes and he recently built up a Zipp 2001 and made this early aero frame fit his personal taste and humor.
Joe Friel parses a longitudinal study to determine which types of training yield the best performances for aging athletes. The prescriptions are not what you might have guessed.
Roka calls its angled lens feature Rapidsight. It is visibility without bulk, and without a raised profile that catches water. Yes the R1 is a goggle, but it’s also a technical platform.
It was a long time ago when Litespeed last had a TT or triathlon bike in the model line, but it now appears that a limited edition Blade can be had.
The company that has a cult following, largely because of the advanced metrics it produces, has just dropped the price of its 1- and 2-leg power meters.
It is likely that you never heard the name Valencell before, even though you may even have had it in your ear or on your arm. Here now is your chance to learn more.
There are two technologies that bring an inexpensive, lightweight, long-battery-life, hideable anti-theft bike device within reach.
Grilled or deep fried? Today, your data comes to you via wrist-watch, bicycle head unit, heads-up display, audio and even vibration. Hint: look hard at audio.
Imagine your cardiologist noting, from 3 months of your WKO files, that atrial fibrillation tracks with moments when you’re dehydrated or when you’re training too hard.
