QR smells blood in the water, and the PRthree is priced to buy business. This is not just a bike, it’s a window into this company’s approach to an industry facing headwinds.

German Thomas Hellriegel won the 1997 IRONMAN World Championships and has always been known for his bike prowess. Here now is his Cervelo P3.

Even Evensen of Oregon grabbed a Kona qualification spot in M65-69 at the 2016 Subaru IRONMAN Canada aboard this Specialized Roubaix road bike.

Tyler Butterfield came to the 2016 Datev Callenge Roth with fitness doubts after a lengthy injury time, but he finished 6th aboard this distinctive Cervelo P5.

Age grouper Lasse Ibert is not only fast, he is also very smart when it comes to bike details and fitting. He went sub-9 in Roth aboard this customized QR PRsix.

Aussie Carrie Lester finished second at the 2016 Datev Challenge Roth in Germany and here is a closer look at her Orbea Ordu OMP super bike.

Last week it was ISM and fi’zi:k, this week it’s the rest: Cobb, Dash, Prologo, Bontrager, Specialized, Fabric, PRO. Who rides these saddles, how, and why?

Twenty percent of 642 Slowtwitchers polled say they don’t ride a noseless saddle, meaning 80 percent do. Should noseless have this much market share?

Felt is offering it’s popular IA 10 as a frameset: frame, fork, stem and seat post. The price is $2,499 for the combo, and it comes in 5 sizes.

The entry level price category just got a big boost, when a better than entry-level bike just took a major price haircut. The Slice is a very compelling option.

Ventum introduced their Lotus-inspired frame design about a year ago, and they recently finished a unique custom frame for the man who helped them get going.

This is the first of our series on sub-$3000 tri bikes we recommend. The IA 16 is another of Felt’s shots across the industry bow, alotta bike, nicely-priced.