The hood ornament on Victor Campenaerts’ hour record Ridley was the Speedbar. Here’s the price, the history, the process, and some pics.

We take a close look at the latest tri bike from Pinarello, the Bolide TR+. Equipped with disc brakes and integrated storage, it’s the strongest effort yet from the Italian brand.

While we argue over the number of cassette cogs, disc versus rim braking, can we please fix the important stuff? Like handlebars?

Our Tech Editor looks at the upcoming Dimension Tri saddle range from Prologo. Is this your next triathlon perch?

There’s a classic rule in cycling that N+1 is the number of bikes you need, where N is the number of bikes you currently have. The 3T Exploro challenges that rule and may be the first truly N=1 bike.

Victor Campenaerts bested Sir Bradley Wiggins’ record from 2015 by 563 meters in Aguascalientes, Mexico.

The makers of Quintana Roo and Litespeed debuted a new brand. Remot. Sounds like Remote. It’s gravel and MTB.

Now that Canyon’s tri bikes are finally available for U.S. customers, let’s talk turkey about the most entry level of its tri bikes.

SRAM increases its incursion into power. It’ll keep the PowerTap name (not fold it into Quarq). Does it most admire the Hubs or the Pedals?

Danish pro triathlete Helle Frederiksen is now on the Trek Factory Racing team and thus races on a Trek Speed Concept with SRAM AXS components. We took a closer look at that ride.

Shimano has enjoyed sole ownership of price-reasonable electronic groupsets. SRAM is finally ready to compete.

With IM South Africa coming up this weekend, what would he chose: P3X or a new P5? I guessed poorly.