Cycling 10 articles
Chain Waxing: The Watts You Save and How to Do It at Home
Chain wax barely beats oil on a clean drivetrain, but stays faster on a dirty course and saves your cassette. The full at-home method.
Cornering and Descending: Where Triathletes Lose Time
Braking on the straight, outside pedal down and looking through the exit: the cornering and descending habits that separate fast bike splits.
Garmin Instinct 3 AMOLED Review: A Triathlon Watch
The Instinct 3 AMOLED brings a real screen and automatic T1/T2 transitions at $449.99, a tough, capable alternative to the pricier Fenix line.
Wahoo KICKR Core 2 Review: Wi-Fi and Zwift Cog for $399
Wahoo brings Wi-Fi, a bundled Zwift Cog and 10Hz Race Mode to its mid-range trainer at $399, features that used to be reserved for the $800+ KICKR V6.
Clip-On Aero Bars: Get Aero Without a TT Bike
Clip-on aero bars bolt onto a road bike for under 200 PLN. How to choose adjustable bars and set them up before your first ride.
Aero Socks: How Many Watts They Actually Save
Aero socks promise free watts for cheap. Here is what lab tests versus real-world speeds actually show, and what to buy.
Garmin Edge 1060: The First AI Bike Computer, Maybe
A new Garmin Edge has cleared regulatory certification. Here is what is confirmed and what is still speculation.
Round Bottles Are a Parachute on Your Time Trial Bike
Wind-tunnel data on where to mount bottles for 70.3 and full-distance racing, plus three picks from Decathlon.
Zwift 2026: Level Cap Removed, Four Challenge Tiers
Zwift removed its level 100 cycling cap, added AI-style workout suggestions, and launched a four-tier indoor/outdoor challenge running through September 2026.
How to Set Up Bike Cleats and Save Your Knees
Look, Shimano SPD-SL or Speedplay: how float, fore-aft position and rotation affect your knees, plus prices and a setup guide.
Zwift’s $1,195 Watch That Measures Nothing
Zwift and Swedish watchmaker Bravur built a limited $1,195 mechanical watch: no GPS, no heart rate, no power. Just 100 numbered pieces.