The Tritone's 32-Inch Wheels Exist to Fix Tall-Rider Geometry, Not Chase Trends

Toot Engineering's Tritone uses 32-inch wheels to give tall riders proper geometry without sacrificing frame stiffness. Here's what the specs actually mean.

CamelBak's Custom Bottles Now Ship Singles in 5 Days

CamelBak's custom bottle program now ships single orders in 5 days. No minimums, full-color printing from $5. Plastic Podiums coming soon.

94 Grams of Rear Radar With a Replaceable Battery — Finally

Lezyne's Radar Pro 300 adds automatic brake light and 24-hour battery at $180. Here's how it compares to the now-cheaper Radar Drive Rear.

Zwift's Wild Isles Adds the Flattest Route Ever Built to Watopia

Zwift's Wild Isles adds 20km of flat Watopia roads, including the flattest route ever built. Nine new cycling routes, crit circuits, and zero-elevation intervals.

Tacx Nēra: $999 Gets You Built-In Motion Without a Rocker Plate

Garmin's Tacx Nēra offers built-in motion, 1% power accuracy, and Zwift Cog compatibility at $999. Here's what matters for data-driven cyclists.

Zwift Watt Lock: ERG Mode Without the Workout File

Zwift's Watt Lock lets you toggle ERG mode mid-ride for steady power without building a workout. Here's how it works and where it falls short.

The $749 Question: Is Talking to Your Bike Computer Worth It?

Garmin Edge 1060 adds voice control for hands-free hazard reporting, navigation, and data. Here's what matters and who should actually consider the $749 upgrade.

Your First Gravel Race Is a Logistics Problem, Not a Fitness Test

Your first gravel race won't fail from low FTP. It'll fail from a flat you can't fix or a bonk at mile 40. Here's what actually matters.

In this economy? Silca Bets Cyclists Will Pay $800 to Ditch the Screen

Silca revives the Omata One: an $800 analog cycling computer with mechanical hands, GPS tracking, and no screen. Limited supply, US-only, iOS required.

Strava's New Strength Features: Guided Workouts, Live Tracking, and One Big Gap

Strava adds guided strength workouts with live tracking and muscle maps. Here's what cyclists gain—and what the new features still don't solve.

Why Intervals Aren't the Only Path to Getting Faster

Structured training burns people out. Pure unstructured riding produces junk miles. The middle ground—semi-structured training—actually works for most riders.

Ari Shafer HP: A 28-Pound E-Gravel Bike That Actually Rides Like a Bike

Ari's Shafer HP e-gravel bike weighs 28 lbs with the TQ-HPR60 motor. Subtle assist, 60mm tire clearance, and builds from $4,899. Here's who it fits.