Talking gears: riders go low to tackle the Mortirolo
The consistently steep grades of the Mortirolo on stage 16 of the Giro have had team mechanics digging out the low ratios
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Giro d’Italia 2019: Stage 13 gear to watch for
The Giro d'Italia heads into the mountains on Friday, which means the peloton will deploy gear and apparel made for the steep climbs and cooler temperatures, says tech editor Dan Cavallari
Technical FAQ: Cleat position vs. seat height, plus SRAM/Shimano shifting compatibility
Lennard offers advice on cleat adjustment and saddle height, and explains the mystery behind those annoying "snake bite" flat tires
Gallery: Prepared for wet weather at a Giro stage start
A look at the bikes, kit and riders using them at the start of the Giro's second stage in Bologna
Technical FAQ: Essential tremors, 1X vs. 2X, and fast- vs. slow-twitch muscle fibers
Lennard takes a deep dive into damping steering and, with the help of Coach Trevor Connor, demystifies the difference between fast- and slow-twitch muscle fibers.
First Ride: Canyon Grail AL 7.0
An adventure bike packing a lot of punch into an affordable package, the Grail AL takes its carbon cousin and makes it more accessible.
Gallery: New Shimano GRX gravel-specific component series
Ready or not, here it comes. Shimano has released the first-ever gravel-specific component set, and we got a first look at it at the Wild Horse Gravel event in De Beque, Colorado.
Tech Podcast: The skinny on Shimano GRX drivetrain
Shimano banks on the burgeoning gravel scene with its newest drivetrain designed specifically for the rigors of multi-surface riding.
Technical FAQ: SRAM AXS Flattop chain compatibility
Is SRAM's new AXS flattop chain compatible with existing wide/narrow chainrings? Plus, more follow-up on a reader's question about shifting with limited hand strength
Gear Issue: endurance vs. all-around bike shootout
As bicycle categories blend, riders get closer to the proverbial Superbike. But distinct category identities still remain, and for good reason.