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In an effort to help Ironman champ Matt Russell get the most out of his new Omni, we took him to the wind tunnel. And what we found out was pretty surprising.
Matt Russell has been riding TriRig products for years. For 2019, the elite pro and 6th-place Kona finisher upgrades to our Omni bike and Alpha One bars.
We caught up with Jan Frodeno training out on the Queen K. Here's a look at his rig, including some slick custom front-end hardware.
Here's a 17-year-old frame with bang-on modern components. The final build is 16.5 pounds and pretty slick indeed. Enjoy!
More goodies from the showroom floor at Interbike 2016.
Has the single-ring drivetrain finally matured to road worthiness? We think so.
As we head into race day, here are some of the sights and scenes we encountered around the Ironman Village expo at the 2015 Ironman Hawaii World Championships.
SRAM's new wireless electronic group is here, though it's not exactly wireless for triathletes.
Check out our gallery of Interbike's opening Outdoor Demo event, with an atypical rain-soaked day in the Las Vegas desert.
We get up close and personal with the defending World Champion's chosen rig.
As usual, Interbike is like Christmas for those of us who love bicycle equipment. This year's edition had plenty of cool triathlon gear on offer. Enjoy the gallery!
Dirt Demo is always a fun, unique part of Interbike. It never fails to impress with its popularity, its variety, and as always, its temperature!
We caught up with Macca out on a training ride to look at the bike that might have TWO spots on the podium this year.
Mirinda Carfrae is in Kona looking for her second Ironman World Championship title. We got an exclusive look at her Felt DA and an interview with the 2010 champ.
Just in time for Ironman Hawaii, SRAM has launched the last pieces in the Red puzzle for triathletes.
We caught up with Marino Vanhoenacker out motorpacing on the Queen K highway to bring you this gallery of his race-day bike.
A few years ago, SRAM didn't even make a road group. Now they have perhaps the most respected cabled drivetrain on the market. This is the new Red.
Michael and Amanda Lovato gave us an exclusive tour inside their garage/training center, and we profiled their several posh Kestrel 4000 rigs.
Interbike has finally opened the doors of the showroom floor, and there's more than one new innovation that makes me really excited.
As usual, Interbike kicks off with an expo out in the Nevada desert, where journalists get the opportunity to go hands-on with the latest gear.
 
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