German Andi Böcherer earned his way to Kona despite starting the month of May with zero KPR points. Let’s take a closer look at his Shimano equipped Kuota KT5.

We spotted a brand new Canyon to be ridden by Jan Frodeno in the Ironman European Championships, and it has more than just a new paint job.

The Tour de France starts tomorrow and as teams are getting ready for this big annual extravaganza we look closer at the Specialized Venge ViAS of Jakob Fuglsang.

Garmin released its new Edge 520, touted as the only GPS bike computer to feature Strava Live Segments. Meanwhile, Wahoo Fitness released the KICKR SNAP, a wheel-on version of the popular Wahoo KICKR.

A few days before the 2015 Tour de France Bontrager finally unveiled the Ballista aero road helmet. Prototypes of it have been around, but now it is official.

We have an up close look at the Shimano annd Pioneer equipped Argon 18 E-118 of Magali Tisseyre as she unpacked her bike after returning from a race.

Scott Sports has a new Foil and it is lighter, more aerodynamic, stiffer and comfortable and we had a chance to look at it closer in Salzburg, Austria.

Specialized, the master at selling its products inside a story and a process, beats on its competitors with its wind tunnel narrative. This launch of its new Venge and associated P&A is a case study.

Last week Polar revealed the little brother to their V650 cycling computer, the M450. $169.

It’s a new product. So new, it’s not for sale yet. Except via a Kickstarter campaign.

Recon Instruments, makers of the popular sports glass with the industry leading heads-up display and associated features, was acquired by Intel Corporation.

Belgian hard riding triathlete Sam Gydé is now on a Dimond and he did some modifications to his frame so it can accept an internal water bladder.