Deceuninck – Quick-Step announces two-year partnership with Wahoo
Deceuninck – Quick-Step riders will use Wahoo’s ELEMNT range of GPS computers, as well as TICKR Heart Rate Monitors for the next two years.
New products and technology in the world of cycling.
Deceuninck – Quick-Step riders will use Wahoo’s ELEMNT range of GPS computers, as well as TICKR Heart Rate Monitors for the next two years.
After 37 years on Campagnolo, Movistar Team makes a move to SRAM drivetrains, Quarq power meters and Zipp wheels through 2021.
After years of relative inactivity, Ritte has returned to the market with two beautiful and purposeful steel bikes.
Time’s OSMOS 12 is a highly ventilated shoe with comfort to match.
Zwift’s new Crit City course is an event only map that will be available later this week.
Rapha adds dedicated indoor training items to keep you comfortable inside.
In honor of their 60 years of history, Sidi has released the SIXTY, encapsulating their continued quest for innovation in cycling shoes.
After racing on bikes from Canada’s Argon 18 for the last several years, Astana Pro Team will start a new collaboration with Italy’s Wilier Triestina.
Muc-Off are ending 2019 with a BAM* by launching their expanded tubeless range; now available worldwide from Muc-Off dealers, e-retailers and direct from muc-off.com.
We built up a custom wheelset with Astral Wanderlust rims and White Industries XMR hubs and used it for a season of road, gravel, and cyclocross riding, and found it to be a great wheelset for wider tires.