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Friday RoundUp – Bicycle Bits & Pieces

Racing Battle Royale 2 – The Ultimate Bike Battle returns Saturday April 18th – England – The Morvélo Battle Royale was originally a one-off event.…

Written by Scott Vines April 10, 2015

Friday RoundUp – Bicycles Bits & Pieces

Training & Nutrition Bike Pure Release Ethics Brochure – Bike Pure today launch it’s publication titled “Rebuilding Ethics in Cycle Sport: A Guide for Riders,…

Written by Scott Vines April 03, 2015

Peaks Coaching: Eight Tips for Better Mountain Biking

by Brig Brandt, Peaks Coaching Group Elite/Master Coach 1. Invest in good tires. I highly recommend a good, fresh pair of tires to mount up…

Written by Hunter Allen April 03, 2015

SRAM Reduces Pricing for All Quarq Power Meters

At one point, if you wanted power there weren’t many options to choose from. Now though, there are a number of players in the power…

Written by Zach Overholt April 02, 2015

Pioneer brings dual sided, crank-based power meters to just $999

Pioneer introduced their highly technical, data rich power meter and computer system in early 2013. Then, last spring, we got an in depth look at…

Written by Tyler Benedict April 02, 2015

OGIO Packs it All In with the Athlete Focused X-Train 2 Backpack

Whether you’re headed off to a day at the office and hoping to squeeze in a workout, or simply looking for a backpack to manage…

Written by Zach Overholt March 30, 2015

GU Tweaks Formulas, Packaging, and Branding For Continued Endurance

If you’re like a lot of cyclists, the term GU, much like Kleenex, has become synonymous with energy gels. Now after more than 20 years…

Written by Zach Overholt March 25, 2015

Polar’s V650 GPS Cycling Computer Finds Its Way to the Marketplace

Cycling computers have come a long way since the rudimentary devices that just measured speed, distance and calculated a few averages for you. Now, it…

Written by Steve Fisher March 23, 2015

PowerTap Recalibrates with New P1 Pedal and C1 Chainring Power meters

Already the leader in hub based power meters, PowerTap is ready to take a pull at the front of the power market once again. To get…

Written by Zach Overholt March 17, 2015

Powertap Teases new Products – Crank and Pedal Based Power Meters on the Way?

Somewhat quietly released on the first day of NAHBS, PowerTap just introduced a new video that likely teases some upcoming products. Highlighting their 17 years…

Written by Zach Overholt March 09, 2015

Peaks Coaching: Why Do We Use Intervals?

By Stephen McGregor, PhD, PCG Master Coach When I was a wee lad, I played soccer in high school. My coach at the time was…

Written by Hunter Allen March 06, 2015

BSX Insight adds instant, needle-free aerobic threshold monitoring, ships in March

At Interbike, BSX Athletics introduced the BSXinsight, a wearable, fully external lactate threshold monitor that measures your threshold using LED light and sending the readings to…

Written by Tyler Benedict February 28, 2015

Reviewed: BKool Trainer Pro + Simulator

Most of us have a real love-hate relationship with our trainers. They are an exercise in futility: who wants to pedal his hardest for an hour…

Written by Mike Albert February 27, 2015

Kinetic Introduces Ergonomic Twenty20 Water Bottle Cage

Quick – you’re reaching for your bottle. What hand do you use? According to Kinetic, if you’re like most riders you favor a particular hand,…

Written by Zach Overholt February 26, 2015

Ladies All Ride women’s mountain bike clinics back for 2015

Lindsey Voreis is back with support from Liv (Giant’s women’s specific brand) and SRAM for the 2015 Ladies All Ride Tour. The series will have…

Written by Tyler Benedict February 19, 2015

Reader’s Rides: Building your Own Suspended Rollers for less than $150

As cyclists, I know there are a lot of do-it-yourself types out there. Why spend your hard earned money on something on something you could…

Written by Zach Overholt February 13, 2015

Review: Kurt Kinetic Road Machine is a solid, quiet, premium fluid trainer

In the age of connected “smart” trainers that relay your data directly to a computer (and soon directly into the cloud), a standard fluid trainer…

Written by Tyler Benedict February 09, 2015

Hands On: iOmounts Nomad Attracts your Phone to the Bars with Magnets

There are a number of products out there to mount your phone to your handlebars, but most of them have the same problem. Either you’re…

Written by Zach Overholt February 05, 2015

Clif Introduces New Organic Energy Food Including Squeezable Pizza!

There are a lot of different approaches to exercise nutrition these days, but a lot of them have one thing in common – the trend…

Written by Zach Overholt January 30, 2015

Review: TrainerRoad online subscription training boosts fitness with tech!

In a nutshell, TrainerRoad is an online cycling training software that works by pulling all of the data from the peripherals on your bike and body…

Written by Tyler Benedict January 29, 2015

Carmichael Training Systems Partners with Strava to create Training Programs for Premium Members

If you’ve been out riding this year and are a Strava user, you’ve probably noticed the new Annual Achievements. Now, in addition to your personal…

Written by Zach Overholt January 19, 2015

Roundup: Astounding new cycling related tech from CES & beyond!

The annual extravaganza of all things digital, CES, has revealed quite a few new bits of tech aimed at the cycling and fitness crowd. None…

Written by Tyler Benedict January 10, 2015

Garmin Goes Big into Wearables, New Vivoactive Smartwatch, Fenix GPS Watch, Epix GPS Mapping Watch, more

Television and films over the years have had some lofty expectations to what the future of tech would hold. From flying cars, to clothes made…

Written by Zach Overholt January 06, 2015

Samsung Gear VR and CycleOps VirtualTraining Team up for Oculus Rift Based Virtual Reality Cycling

Recently there have been a number of virtual training programs introduced that aim to make spending hours on a trainer more bearable. Why?…

Written by Zach Overholt January 05, 2015

VeloPro releases new estimated power feature for riders without power meters

Portland-based VeloPro launched their dynamic training system back in September, but it required a power meter. Now, in addition to the tools that create a…

Written by Kelsey Phillips January 03, 2015

Peaks Coaching: Stack Your Deck of Cards

By Sam Krieg, Peaks Coaching Group Elite Coach A deck of cards is built like the purest of hierarchies, with every card a master to…

Written by Hunter Allen January 02, 2015

The Sufferfest adds two new videos – Nine Hammers & an Angels Reboot

Just in time for your holiday break, something to wile away the cold, dark hours in your torture chamber where, perhaps, you’re dreaming of warmer…

Written by Tyler Benedict December 15, 2014

Peaks Coaching: Four Keys to Powerful Winter Training

By Hunter Allen, PCG Founder/CEO and Master Coach What you do this winter can really make or break your season in the coming year. Winter…

Written by Hunter Allen December 05, 2014

GCN Video Shows Whether Climbing is More Efficient Seated or Standing

Now you know if all that huffing and puffing and wiggling and dancing is really worth it. Check out all their videos and stories at…

Written by Tyler Benedict December 03, 2014

Zwift Virtual MMOG Training Preps Content Growth, Could Get You a Non-Virtual Pro Team Spot!

Online MMG virtual cycling game maker Zwift has just announced retired pro Mike McCarthy has joined the team as VP of Content and Licensing. During…

Written by Tyler Benedict December 02, 2014

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