Tech & Wearables

Solutions for alleviating wrist pain while riding, and how to get wide-range gravel gearing.

While most riders can just jump into Zwift races and have fun, elite-level competitors face stringent data-verification protocols.

Re-enabling the Bluetooth heart rate feature allows users to pair compatible heart rate transmitters with the app.

The indoor trainer and cycling computer brand that has been a longtime favorite of triathletes is branching out with its first smartwatch, but does it stand up in a crowded market?

The Tickr fit collects your heart rate data, minus the pinching discomfort around your chest. But there's just one thing that bugs me.

VeloNews technical expert answers questions about cross-chaining and drivetrain friction, as well as disc brake pad delamination.

The Beoplay E8 ear buds come with Rapha's signature aesthetics, but they also deliver a ton of sound and battery life.

A percussive massager can work out knots, relieve tightness and pain, and even help you overcome certain injuries. But they aren't all created equal.

An excellent alternative to a chest strap, particularly for indoor riding.

The Edge 830 touchscreen is a double-edged sword on this feature-packed computer.

Being able to steer inside Zwift with your handlebars is cool, but the Sterzo Smart doesn't always work. Here's why.

Surface simulations, built-in flex, and a stable base are all great. But there are a couple of annoyances about the Tacx Neo 2T, too.

VeloNews tech expert Lennard Zinn examines possible causes of recent crashes in time trial events.

I expected the Spinshield sunglasses, with massive, almost-goggle-like dimensions to be something completely different than what landed on my face.

Lennard Zinn analyzes how geometry, braking, and tire choice could have played a role in Dygert’s world championship crash.

Princeton CarbonWorks makes wheels that feature a sinusoidal rim pattern. What does that mean, and what benefits do riders derive from it?

Rudy Project’s take on wraparound eyeshields is subtle and contemporary, but without a boxy look.

Our technical expert answers questions about pro teams tracking flats and muddy, icey SRAM chains woes.

VeloNews technical expert Lennard Zinn answers your questions about mechanical issues and bike geometry and handling.

Our technical guru answers questions about bottom brackets, floor pump gauges, older Campy style cable housing, and frame geometry.