Allan Hovda is a 3-time Norseman champion but he is not content to sit on his laurels. He has worked feverishly on his new QR PRsix Disc to make it as wind slippery as possible, and he is also looking to make himself the smallest target for the wind.

I described PD’s FLYT system last year. But now we’re at one of those rubber-meets-road moments.

There are 8, maybe 12 tops, relevant brands in no-draft tri. QR is among them. This new bike pushed into the top 4.

We review an anatomic cutout saddle from Shimano’s accessories brand, PRO. With a carbon base and technical features, should it be your next perch?

We review the heat-moldable Riot+ and Riot TR+ shoes from Bont. With high-end features at a great price, should they be your next shoe?

Aussie Joe Gambles closed out his 2018 season with a runner-up spot at Ironman 70.3 Indian Wells behind Lionel Sanders and we looked closer at his Quintana Roo PRsix Disc in Niwot, Colorado.

Rudy von Berg has been racing very well with some impressive wins this year. His race bike is a Colnago K.One and we had a closer look at it.

The successful handlebar makers of today are willing to reimagine ergonomics and sizing schemes. The leader has been PD.

Footwear companies are famous for wrecking a good shoe. In this case, a good shoe keeps getting better.

Specialized is beginning to roll out a new tri bike platform, starting at the very top ($$). Is it a winner?

In the first time out on her new IA Disc, Felt’s star athlete rode 4:26 in Kona. Not a bad start for a new bike model.

We review a unique adjustable saddle that’s made in the USA. Could this be answer for those wanting to avoid the process of trying saddle after saddle?