We get our hands on the latest power meter from FSA, made in conjunction with Power2Max. It uses hollow carbon arms, mated to a +/-2% accuracy power measuring device.

We’re not just previewing our own events: find the exact group ride, race, or run you’re looking for.

…In which we talk about the “smart” parts.

“This was objectively the hardest thing I have ever done,” said The Vegan Cyclist, and I would be shocked if it weren’t.

Kona to move to February 2021; date not determined for Taupo.

3-time Kona runner-up Lucy Charles-Barclay takes us into her virtual world.

The visuals, functionality, and the recognition of a need have conspired to give this saddle its moment.

In our first two installments of the SMART Indoor Training series, we discussed how we use measurement as a key element of defining our goals. SMART is an acronym for “Specific”, “Measureable”, “Attainable”, “Realistic”, and “Timely”, and we can leverage these concepts to set and meet our goals. Today, we’re focused on establishing your baseline performance metric: FTP.

The pedal used by about 40 percent of the top-15 Kona men and women. Why they work; how they work; and how you properly mount them.

I had the pleasure of doing my first TrainerRoad group workout with TrainerRoad’s very own Communications Director, Jonathan Lee. With Jonathan in his garage in Reno, Nevada, and me in my fit studio in the suburbs of Indianapolis, Indiana, we discussed TrainerRoad’s philosophy, target audience, and deliberate approach to product improvement. Let’s dive into TrainerRoad’s newest feature.

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Your LBS might not be doing that bad; there’s a mini bike boom occasioned by this pandemic