Canyon launched a new triathlon bike at the Eurobike trade show at the super low entry cost of Euro 2,299 and also with a different geometry. Now meet this attractive aero Speedmax CF model.
by Herbert Krabel, September 12, 2016
It’s a Lotus-inspired tri bike that has all the modern details and features.
Updated for 2017 and new magnetic visor. The MET Drone Widebody was not on my radar of “interesting helmets” until it showed up – without decals – on the head of Jan Frodeno at IM Frankfurt in 2015. After testing it, I’m surprised it’s not more popular.
American Dan Kimball won the very unique UltraTri event in Sweden this summer and he is constantly on the hunt for new adventures and challenges.
The first in a series of reviews of the latest in aero helmets focusing on everything other than how aero they are. Here we take a long term look at the POC Cerebel.
Stine Sophie Winckel captured amazing portraits at the recent 2016 KMD IRONMAN Copenhagen from the same Danish athletes prior to the swim and then again after crossing the finish.
We have 3 Slowtwitchers who are all very similar in their Pad X/Y numbers (675mm/500mm), with Forum User Names: duckies, callin’ and kcb203. Here are your bikes.
This new Pad XY chart should make deciding on riding Starky’s Ordu OMP LTD series bike much easier for fitters, salesmen and end users.
Are you 5’4″ to 5’8″? Looking for a tri bike? Here are Slowtwitchers in that height range who have similar Pad XY measures. Here are some bikes they can ride.
Everybody is different, right? Yes, in a micro sense. But in the macro world it’s truer to say everybody is the same, and the pros demonstrate this.
Everybody’s talking about Pad X and Y, or Pad Stack and Reach, in regard to bike fit and selection. What is it? How do you measure it? How is it used?
There is hope for Aliens, and by these I mean the freaks of nature who contort into pretzels to ride long and low positions. Aliens, here are your tri bikes.
