Dan Cavallari

Ride Concepts adds D3O to the soles of its Livewire flat-pedal shoe to boost protection without sacrificing flexibility and comfort.

OttoLock found a few ways to improve its initial portable bike lock offering, and so far, the new Hexband is exceeding expectations.

The sport of cycling encourages suffering and perseverance, but that does not always translate to real life and the challenges of depression.

New shoes from Time, a titanium gravel bike by Knolly, Gu's hoppy energy gel, and a Marco Pantani tribute bike by Bianchi.

Look at the Trek-Segafredo rider's bike in the picture above. See anything missing? There is one single thing that makes Pedersen's bike different.

Cushcore expands line-up to fit gravel and XC tires. New mountain bikes from Revel and Esker. Lazer's Coyote helmet doesn't break the bank.

New Colorado MTB brand Revel bases short- and long-travel models on Canfield Balance Formula suspension design and the results are impressive.

The superlight Specialized S-Works Exos shoe is a dream for gram-shaving climbers. It also happens to be very comfortable.

Why Cycles has a new titanium frame for pure roadies. Lauf introduces a gravel bike with a conventional fork. Rapha rolls out new women's bibs, and more.

Our tester is surprised at the performance of these knit gloves, as they kept his hands warm even below freezing.

Jet-setting cyclists are always looking for the right pump that is packable, accurate, and easy to use. Silca's Viaggio is an intriguing (but pricey) option.

Enve finds a perfect match with American hub company Industry Nine. Floyd's offers chewables. Garmin buys Tacx. Rapha remembers Pantani.

Want to make your bike a little faster without spending oodles of money? We talk to Jason Smith of Friction Facts to find out how.

Dan Cavallari does a quick dive into these new hubs from Industry Nine, an industry veteran when it comes to making components.

Believe it or not, Niner is finally making a bike with 27.5 wheels. Diamondback rolls out a new hardtail. Ergon has a new men's saddle line, and more.

The new SRAM eTap AXS drivetrain features smaller chainrings, a wider cassette range, a novel hydraulic rear derailleur clutch, and much more.

Scott takes its eBike to the slopes. Zwift mixes it up. Bont puts out an entry-level shoe, and Guerrilla Gravity makes its first carbon mountain bike.

Geoff Eaker, manager and operator of the A2 wind tunnel, explains the fundamentals of wind tunnel technology and how that impacts aero bike design.

Rapha has put together a simple, elegant duffel bag that rarely falls short of our needs. Unfortunately, the price is quite steep.

If you want a big duffel bag with plenty of thoughtful pockets, compartments, and features, Silca hits the mark with its Maratona gear bag.

New Exploro aims for greater versatility. Enve's alloy hubs help its wheels hit lower price point. CeramicSpeed has pulleys for gravel, and more.

Pearl Izumi's PRO bib short is one of our favorites, with soft fabric that is not too compressive, and bib straps that practically disappear.

Here is your Week in Tech — all the gear news you need, and none of the marketing gibberish you don't want.

If you're committed to riding year-round, through rain, snow, and cold conditions, you owe it to yourself to get some dedicated winter shoes.

We discuss how breathability works, how waterproof your cycling kit really needs to be, and why zippers don't work that well if you need to cool off.

Fox has found a way to give riders a shock that analyzes terrain instantaneously and adjusts accordingly.

The burgeoning gravel segment is the most exciting trend in cycling, and better still, brands are making it more affordable for new riders.

It looked like Aqua Blue Sport would continue its upward trajectory, but instead the team closed abruptly at the end of 2018.

We dig into the mysterious world of carbon fiber construction learning terms like modulus, resins, additives, and layups.

Fezzari finds a balance between XC-worthy efficiency and all-around capability for rocky, technical descents with the Signal Peak mountain bike.

Here's your Week in Tech — all of the gear news you need, none of the marketing gibberish you don't want.

Louis Garneau punches above its weight with the Course Air Lite II shoes, which are easily some of the most comfortable we've ridden in this season.

With so many superbikes launched in 2018, it was hard to pick just one for this award. So we didn't. Here are three.

Here's the Week in Tech — all the gear news you need, and none of the marketing gibberish you don't want.

Power meters are everywhere, but do we actually understand how they work or what they actually do for us as cyclists?

Selle Italia's entry into the snub nose saddle category has a subtle curve that provides a planted feel and a wide channel for soft tissue comfort.

Orbea finds a balance between capabilities on rugged descents and efficiency and handling on tough climbs, making the Occam a winner.

Here's your Week in Tech — all of the gear news you need, none of the marketing gibberish you don't want.

If you need a simple way to store bikes that can double as a work stand, the Feedback Sports Scorpion fits the bill and doesn't cost much.

Thieves steal 20 bikes from 3T headquarters, including a one-of-a-kind Exploro hand-painted by the late Dario Pegoretti.

Thule's latest entry in the hydration pack market impresses with secure fit, Koroyd padding, and a magnetic hose holder.

There are a lot of misconceptions about e-bikes, so we decided to sort through the basics of what they are and how they work.

Make sure your bikes are clean, lubed, and ready to ride with this suite of Muc-Off products.

What would Santa ride? Why's titanium fat bike is a perfect way to dash through the snow this winter.

If you're serious about getting in miles on Zwift, Wahoo's Kickr trainer combined with the Climb and Headwind is the ultimate setup.

Looking for a lightweight way to pack more gear? This carbon pannier rack is sleek and easy to install.

If you don't want to lug around a bulky torque wrench, this elegant solution is perfect for travel and friendly to your bike's bolts.

Take care of your bike tools with this special rolling case that makes travel to the big races a breeze.

This green foam noodle looks a little weird, but it is actually a great way to prevent flats and protect your mountain bike's rims.

Get that footy for the boys — or girls — on your next cycling adventure.

Stand out from the crowd of me-too GPS head units with Hammerhead's Karoo.

Light up the night this winter with a bright, integrated front and rear light set from Lezyne that is easily controlled with a bar-mounted remote.

Fanny pack aficionados will love Mission Workshop's stable fit and quick-draw multitool option.

A newcomer to the hydration market, Thule delivers a feature-loaded pack with a little extra protection.

Read the inside story of the most entertaining man in cycling straight from the three-time world champion himself.

These mountain bike shoes are meant for big adventures on rugged trails.

Velocio takes a stripped-down approach to the Ultralight bib, but it still has the comfort offered by the Signature model, minus the zipper for bathroom breaks.

Assos packs ample features into its latest bib short. They're super-comfortable, but the improvements aren't always noticeable.

Here's your Week in Tech — all the gear news you need, and none of the marketing gibberish you don't want.

If you're building the ultimate smart trainer setup, you probably want a fan to match. Wahoo's Kickr Headwind isn't cheap but it is smart.

With a clear organizational system and a minimalist design, Black Line Sprinting's VeloRacing backpack is ideal for a day of racing.

A tire insert can help protect against flat tires and rim damage on a mountain bike, and Vittoria's Air-Liner is one of our favorites.

Wahoo finds another way to make indoor trainer workouts more realistic with the Kickr Climb, but this upgrade comes at a steep price.

Here’s the Week in Tech — all the gear news, tips, and announcements you need and none of the marketing gibberish you don’t.

After more than a decade of bikepacking adventures, Jay Petervary is something of a guru. We asked for his advice on getting out there.

We speak with Chris Jacobson of Shimano North America to learn why riders like shorter saddles and talk about bike fitting.

These glasses feature Smith's redesigned PivLock system to aid in quick and easy lens changes.

After his first foray into the world of bikepacking, Dan Cavallari has five tips to help you pack more efficiently for a night outdoors.

With just about any bike and a minimum of planning, you too can fall in love with bikepacking, literally, overnight.

In the wake of spy photos showing a new SRAM eTap group, it looks like world champ Wout Van Aert is riding the new components as well.

This week's tech news roundup includes a new indoor smart trainer, Zwift's journey to France, a charity campaign, and a new bike tool.

The days are getting shorter. Weather is deteriorating. And cyclists have more choices than ever when it comes to indoor smart trainers.

Wahoo remains the king of the smart trainer world with the Kickr, a stable, accurate, and user-friendly trainer that now offers a suite of accessories.

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Here’s the Week in Tech — all the gear news, tips, and announcements you need and none of the marketing gibberish you don’t.

With a stable platform, good looks, and nearly best-in-class performance metrics, the CycleOps H2 comes close to dethroning Wahoo's Kickr.

This jersey has a few drawbacks, but overall it's a well-made, high-end piece of kit.

Wahoo's Kickr Core is likely the best smart trainer on the market for the price. It's stable, quiet, and easy to set up on Zwift.

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