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Columns Open Road How Aero?
The following represents my opinions and thoughts based on years of training, racing and working with many different age group triathletes.  These thoughts have also been influenced by walking the transition area observing the bikes, equipment and riders. ... <more>

 
Gear Kuat The NV Kuat NV Bike Rack
I've tried about every sort of bike rack on many different vehicles over the years. By far, my favorite way to carry a bike on the outside of a vehicle is via a hitch mounted platform carrier that contacts the bike only at the wheels. I've used racks ... <more>

 
Gear EZ Bike Products EZ Bike Stand EZ Bike Products - EZ Bike Stand
Most of us will lean our bikes most anywhere and time after time, they fall over.  Heck, I have multiple work stands around my house but at least one bike is usually leaning against something it shouldn’t be (walls, furniture).  In the search for ... <more>

 
Manufacturer Sugoi Sugoi
Rather than a review of a particular piece of gear, this article is meant to point out a lesser known company that deserves our attention.  Even though Sugoi has produced some of the official IM apparel in the past, I don’t think they are nearly as well ... <more>

 
Gear eecycleworks eebrake eebrakes Full Review
Brakes are one of the most overlooked components on bicycles in triathlon. Some of the most popular bikes aimed at triathletes come standard with some of the cheapest brakes that can be spec’d on a new bike.  I suppose that is tolerated for a variety ... <more>

 


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