The most significant updates have been Strava integration and third-party route imports to Polar Flow for V800 and V650 users.

Swiss Pro Mathias Hecht spent time in the EADS wind tunnel in Germany with his sponsor Swiss Side to test his new Canyon and make sure he is ready for 2016.

It’s the annual saddle placement rant. You bought a new saddle. Great! But have you accounted for how you sit this saddle? Has it changed your position?

NiteRider has been in the bike light business for a long time now and their Sentinel 40 tail light is a fantastic and clever offering at a great price point.

While it may not be as cheap as the home hacks invented by Forum members Wahoo’s first-ever dumb metal thing smartens up the Pain Cave.

While Garmin is preeminent in the bike computer industry, Wahoo is ready to shake up the market, which will only benefit consumers.

HED’s new patent claims both a product (rim) and a math problem: a relationship between rim and tire. The patent, announced today, has market implications.

The company that has a cult following, largely because of the advanced metrics it produces, has just dropped the price of its 1- and 2-leg power meters.

There are two technologies that bring an inexpensive, lightweight, long-battery-life, hideable anti-theft bike device within reach.

Grilled or deep fried? Today, your data comes to you via wrist-watch, bicycle head unit, heads-up display, audio and even vibration. Hint: look hard at audio.

Imagine your cardiologist noting, from 3 months of your WKO files, that atrial fibrillation tracks with moments when you’re dehydrated or when you’re training too hard.

I thought the SNAP was a watered down version of the KICKR. After a couple months of heavy use, it’s much more than that.