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Reviews and Features
| In-depth reviews of triathlon equipment, first looks, special features, and industry news. |
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Grabbing data is only the first step. TrainingPeaks.com and their WKO+ software are very useful to analyze the numbers and track performance.
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As promised, I'm updating you on the Omega brake project. I got the first working prototypes back, and have been testing them out.
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I've had several months playing with the bike that won Kona under Craig Alexander. Here's my in-depth review of the 2012 Specialized Shiv, a bike born for the Tri.
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The Cervelo P5 is finally here. Was it worth the hype? Oh yes. It's absolutely glorious, in both its triathlon-only and UCI-compliant forms. Cervelo knocked it out of the park.
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Phase 2 of my brake is now underway. Here's the plastic prototype assembly, in working order and almost ready to go to production.
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As the Power Up series continues, it's time to actually look at the gear itself. I'm running a Quarq power meter paired with an iPhone head unit.
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What happens when the top offerings from BMC, Specialized, Blue, Trek, and Felt go head-to-head? Let's find out.
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Dash is expanding its Tri saddle lineup with the TT9, which boasts UCI-legal status and integrated bottle bosses to mount your own cage.
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This series is all about demystifying power. We'll start with the seminal book on the subject and an interview with its co-author, Dr. Andrew Coggan.
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Yep, I'm taking the plunge and manufacturing a modern centerpull brake that I think is going to perfect your bike.
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The Triad SL is one of the latest crop of bikes that offer next-gen aerodynamics, and Blue did a fantastic job of making it easy to use.
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The Revenge is Rudy Project's very appropriately-named answer to Oakley's dominant Radar shades. How to they stack up? Check the review.
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