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The RUNN Wireless Treadmill-to-Zwift Sensor

This $99 unit has advantages over a footpod, if you're a Zwift runner.

The Kickr Bike: Long Term Review

Since I’m writing about the Kickr Bike today my time to give it back is approaching, and this won’t be easy.

How the Varia Displays on Different Head Units

Are you a Garmin Varia fan? Here's a video of how one Varia's signal displays on 7 different GPS units.

Shimano's Dura Ace R9100P Power Meter

Shimano has been interested in measuring pedaling dynamics for quite some time. Let's talk about its first actual power meter.

Garmin Varia: Permission to Ride Outside

The upsurge in Gravel and Stationary are each responses to fear of the paved road. Hence the popularity of the Varia.

Slowtwitch 12 Days of Xmas, WHOOP Strap 3.0

A wearable with the endurance athlete in mind.

Slowtwitch 12 Days of Xmas, Stages Dash M50

Bright screen, adaptive training zones and long lasting battery life for this cycling computer.

Wahoo ELEMNT Integrates With Rearview Radar

Chief complaint of the ELEMNT ROAM: Doesn't integrate with Garmin's Varia Radar. Wahoo cured this omission with its new firmware upgrade.

ROAM Wasn’t Built in a Day

Flagship brands like Wahoo gain my loyalty through values not on a feature set

Wahoo's New ROAM: Color Me Satisfied

The main upgrade? Crisp, clear, color screen. Otherwise? Mostly good, one or two niggles, a nice step forward.

SRAM's Acquisition of PowerTap

SRAM increases its incursion into power. It'll keep the PowerTap name (not fold it into Quarq). Does it most admire the Hubs or the Pedals?

Garmin Buys Tacx

Both companies had a need. But both companies had a similar problem. Wahoo is the presence in the background of this acquisition.

Quarq's New Chain Ring PM

Quarq is integrated into the AXS ecosystem with this new power meter motif.

Gettin' Groovy with Rouvy - Part 1: Getting Started

Stationary is the hottest segment in non-motorized cycling. Rouvy is yet another stationary brand you should know about.

Trainerroad's Workout Calendar

It's for triathletes and cyclists who want a powerful workout organizer, but not the ardency required of the Training Peaks user.

CycleOps H2, Fifteen Rides In

After dozens of hours on both CycleOps Hammer and H2, here's my long term review, with an emphasis on the new H2.

It's Game On With Zwift

Zwift is a game. Or a training tool. It's also a virtual community, like Westworld, except there's real people behind every avatar.

Powertap Addresses Gripes With New P2 Pedal

Customers love Powertap’s accuracy, user flexibility and price. Bearings and service turnaround? Less so. Fixed! Says Powertap.

Velosense: A Friend to the Field Trialist

It was the Techiest Slowtwitch-Friendly Gadget at Interbike

Feelin' Rouvy

Rouvy is about to join Zwift and others by offering a multi-rider experience

Garmin Fixes Vector 3 Battery Door Snafu

Power drop. Waking up unbidden. Inaccuracy. The culprit was the battery door. New doors have made their ways to users.

Are Pedals the Place For Power Meters? Maybe

The pedal makes sense because it’s portable across bikes. But there’s more to consider.

We Noticed: Garmin, Zwift, and more

New from Garmin, Oakley, Aerocoach, Zwift, new oversized pullies, and more.

PowerTap Slashes Prices

August Power Meter maker PowerTap took a chain saw to its price list, cutting prices on all meters from 20 to 33 percent.

Brain Doping with Halo Sport

After 3 months of testing, here is the question I pledged to answer at the beginning: Does it work?

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