Bike Tech Archive

Cadence Our sport, particularly cycling tends, to be trendy. From bike parts to helmets there is something that all of a sudden everyone has to have, or at least they think they

Recovery Often we talk about the training. The getting up early. The pushing through, the fatigue, the soreness. What we don't talk enough about is what brings it all together. The

Angela Naeth: My new race machine When I finally was able to ride the Shiv that was situated in my living room, I was pretty stoked - like, Christmas morning stoked! I finally get to take this alien-looking bike

Julie Dibens: 2013 and Beyond First a summary of 2012: As you know I had my foot and knee surgery early in the year, and spent the first 6months focusing on rehab, swimming and an introduction

Pedro Gomes' First Place Mecuryman Race Report This past sunday I was fortune to take part of the inaugural Mercuryman half-ironman on the Grand Cayman Island. I was a welcomed guest of the race directors

Reserving the right to applaud Here is an article from 1999, where the author, Paul Kimmage of the Independent.ie, proved to have some very keen intuition as to what was unfolding during the 1999 Tour

Chris Legh: Portrait of an Ironman In this video by shutterbliss, Chris shared insights to his training and nutrition, lessons learned through his career, the mental and physical challenges of Ironman, and a story

THE Interview I read. A lot. I have books, many of them. I rarely if ever throw them away. But I recently pitched a couple into the trash. And I tossed in a cap and a jacket and a jersey

Wattie Ink.'s Heather Jackson Tearing up the Off-Season Wattie made this for me the other day…just a little glimpse at some of the training I've been doing over the past few weeks. We are currently up in Bend, OR, sitting

Three Ways Triathletes Can Handle the Upcoming Holiday Week There are few darker / harder times of the year than when the average, endorphin-obsessed athlete can't exercise. Somehow having time off but not being able

Training Through the Holidays With the holiday season upon us, it is often a challenging time for many athletes. With less daylight, inclement weather, and an increase in obligations, many

FELT LAUNCHES TABLET APP THROUGH APPLE STORE Felt Bicycles is pleased to announce the release of its new tablet app designed to provide enhanced insights into Felt products, culture, and news. The new Felt app

Southern Alps Tour Day 2-4 The Southern Alps Tour is a fully catered 5-day stage bike tour through the South Island of New Zealand. The tour changes each year, meaning that in a 3-year period you

Southern Alps Tour The Southern Alps Tour is a fully catered 5-day stage bike tour through the South Island of New Zealand. The tour changes each year, meaning that in a 3-year period you will

Kona Slow-Motion Videos: Female Pros Cycling Here is a look at the top pro women as they pass mile 110 on the Queen K at the Hawaiian Ironman 2012. Shot at 300fps. Top age groupers, and running videos to follow

Kona Slow-Motion Videos: Male Pros Cycling Part 1 & 2 It was a tough one on the Queen K this year. The worst winds and by far the worst heat in several years. As usual we stood out on the Queen K and fried all day long

Queen K Training Ride FuelBelt Race Team members Lisbeth Kenyon and Johnny L try out the race rigs on the Queen K. Lisbeth rides a Kestrel 4000 Ltd Di2, and John rides a Blue Triad SL Ltd. Both

Statement from George Hincapie For over 30 years I have dedicated my life to cycling. I have always been determined to compete at the highest level, in one of the most physically demanding sports. With hard

Statement From USADA CEO Travis T. Tygart Regarding The U.S. Postal Service Pro Cycling Team Doping Conspiracy Today, we are sending the 'Reasoned Decision' in the Lance Armstrong case and supporting information to the Union Cycliste International (UCI), the World Anti-Doping

Five Reasons Why The Off Season Is Your Best Chance To Gain New Speed Even though most endurance athletes have one big race each season, that doesn't preclude them from doing many other events. After all, if you can do an Ironman

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