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Shimano's Di2 is without a doubt my favorite component system for triathlon. I said as much in our video review of the Di2 system. It's primary drawback has been the price - it's an expensive system, to be sure. A...
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This is a piece I've wanted to review for a long time. Shimano is best known for their drivetrain components, like the Dura-Ace Di2 that has infiltrated so many high-end tri bike builds. But Shimano also makes a large line...
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In the last two years, wide-rimmed wheels have undoubtedly been one of the most popular topics in the world of triathlon equipment. Zipp and HED were the first two entrants in the wide-rim game, and I think it's fair to...
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You should know by now that I love Dash Cycles. Whenever they tell me they have a new product coming, one of my eyebrows goes up. When they tell me it's a tri product, both eyebrows go up. Last month,...
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The pedal landscape is certainly an interesting one. Despite the de-facto hegemony of the established players - namely Look, Shimano, Speedplay, and Time - several new manufacturers are coming into the game trying to get a piece of the action....
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