Author: Ian

Bicycle disc brake aerodynamics is going to be a popular topic moving forward as more and more racing oriented bikes (including tri bikes) receive disc brakes. It has been assumed that disc brakes are less aerodynamic than caliper brakes. However, there really hasn’t been a whole lot of data to support or debate this. With high…

SRAM announced today that a rear SRAM Red eTap WiFli rear derailleur has officially been launched and will be shipping over the next few months. It will be available as part of a complete SRAM Red eTap Wi-Fli group or as a standalone replacement part. The SRAM Red eTap WiFli rear derailleur will handle a…

Cervelo P5X Review. The Ultimate Tri Bike? The Cervelo P5X takes a radical departure from what most companies are doing with tri bikes. By eliminating the seatstays, the Cervelo P5X frame design goes back to the future; the Cervelo P5X is the first tri bike from a mainstream tri bike company that offers the significant…

Parlee just announced the first disc brake equipped production triathlon bike on the market – the 2017 Parlee TTiR – and it is a truly beautiful piece of equipment from both an engineering perspective and simply in how attractive it is to the eyes! 2017 Parlee TTiR Frame Geometry The Parlee TTiR has always been…

Giro is running a promotion to get new helmet technology (like MIPS) onto the heads of more people. We’re going to make this promotion as simple as possible for our clients – “Take 25% Off Any In-Stock Giro Helmet” from now until October 31, 2016. Remember, helmets break-down with exposure to UV light and bodily…