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January 31, 2022
Hunt 44 Aerodynamicist Carbon Disc wheelset. "The
Hunt 44 Aero Carbon Disc wheelset represents a brilliant
deal that offers all the performance you need. The wide
rim is stable in crosswinds and fast on mixed terrain,
they set up tubeless very easily and just float over
harsh roads. There's a lot to love here."
By Liam Cahill (road.cc) (Image Credit not Found) January 31, 2022 Wahoo’s Custom Alerts, Hammerhead’s New Features, TrainerRoad Strava Images, and Xert with Bike The World. "The
past 7 days have seen a nice strong sweep of updates for
cycling tech, and even some new cycling units like the
Bryton Rider S500. So, let’s just do a quick and tidy
recap of all the newness as companies start to get back
into gear after the holidays."
By Ray Maker (dcrainmaker.com) (Photo: Ray Maker) January 31, 2022 Split Second bolts on ceramic pulley upgrades, plus performance lubes in the Pro Tour. "Split
Second is the latest company to promise to make your
bike faster thanks to a blend of ceramic bearing
upgrades and high-performance cleaners & lubes.
Their headline product is an EU-made carbon fiber
derailleur cage upgrade with oversized alloy pulleys
spinning on ceramic bearings."
By Cory Benson (bikerumor.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 31, 2022 Troy’s 2022 Editors’ Choice. "Calling
out what my favorite new bike was from last year is a
tough one for me, and that’s mainly because, like
everything else, there was so little in terms of new
road bikes that were delivered. While I love riding
gravel and all-road bikes, there is something special
about the speed and efficiency of a pure road bike that
keeps me engaged and wanting more miles - and more
choices."
By Troy (roadbikeaction.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 30, 2022 Is Zwift About to Acquire TrainerRoad? "If
one were reading the tea leaves of the indoor trainer
industry, they’d probably be seeing some pretty
interesting things. Over the past three weeks, we’ve
seen increasingly clear signs that something substantial
is about to occur between the two major players."
By Ray Maker (dcrainmaker.com) (Photo: Ray Maker) January 30, 2022 6 things every cyclist should know about innertubes. "I
generally steer customers towards our lightweight
thin-wall Butane Series butyl tubes rather than latex.
There are definitely riders who swear that latex
provides a more supple ride, but the rolling resistance
lab tests show only a tiny advantage over thin butyl."
(roadbikeaction.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 29, 2022 Look Keo 2 Max Carbon pedals review. "The
Look Keo 2 Max Carbon pedals along with the Keo 2 Max
are probably two of the most popular pedals on the
market, due to them sitting in the middle of the range
of one of the most popular pedal manufacturers in the
world."
By Peter Haworth (cyclingnews.com) (Image: © Peter Haworth) January 29, 2022 Merida Silex 700 review: A budget alloy gravel bike that punches above its weight. "With
progressive geometry, forgiving handling and Shimano's
ever-impressive GRX groupset, the Merida Silex 700 is a
great gravel bike for beginners who want to push the
boundaries of what gravel actually means, but it's slow
on the road and let down by heavy wheels."
By Josh Croxton (cyclingnews.com)(Image credit: Josh Croxton) January 27, 2022 2022 WorldTour team kits: The definitive ranking. "The new team kits are here for the 2022 road season, so don't adjust your screens just yet to figure out which riders are lined out for those hotly-contested sprints." By Daniel Ostanek , Kirsten Frattini , Laura Weislo , Patrick Fletcher , Barry Ryan , Jackie Tyson , Stephen Farrand (cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Various) January 27, 2022 Blogs,
Videos. Misc.
January 26, 2022
Princeton CarbonWorks debuts new Dual 5550 all-road, Mach 7580 TT wheelsets. "A
22 mm inner width, low weight, a hooked tire bed for
tube-type or tubeless clinchers, a tubular option, and
even versions for rim brakes and disc brakes - it all
makes for a super versatile-sounding carbon aero
wheelset."
By James Huang (cyclingtips.com) photography by Caleb Kerr / Princeton CarbonWorks January 26, 2022 Garmin Venu 2 Plus vs Garmin Epix: A Very Detailed Comparison. "This
might sound like an oddly quirky comparison, but if the
comments section the last week is any indication -
there’s far more folks than I’d thought want to know the
difference. I’m trying to distill down two watches that
likely have hundreds, if not probably thousands, if
nuanced feature differences."
By Ray Maker (dcrainmaker.com) (Photo: Ray Maker) January 26, 2022 Renpho AI Smart Bike. "Renpho's
Ai Smart Bike is a functional, sub-£700 option that you
can hook up to the training platform of your choice, and
it'll do gradient changes and ERG training. It also
comes with its own free-to-use environment that has some
positives."
By Dave Atkinson (road.cc) (Image Credit not Found) January 26, 2022 Here's how to make a DIY VO2 max tester for use with Zwift and Strava for only £130. "Instructables
has designed a device you can make at home yourself
which it claims provides accurate VO2 readings, that can
be displayed on the Zwift screen while you are pedaling
as a substitute for heart rate sensor data. It can also
be paired with the Strava app."
By Anna Marie Hughes (road.cc) (Image Credit not Found) January 25, 2022 Designed for Paris Roubaix: Princeton CarbonWorks Dual 5550. "The
Princeton CarbonWorks Dual 5550 is a mid-depth wheel
raced by Ineos Grenadiers in the 2021 season, and now
it’s available to consumers. The wheel designed for
racing on cobbles already has hundreds of thousands of
kilometers of testing with impressive race results."
(velonews.com) Photo: Princeton CarbonWorks January 24, 2022 All-new Kogel Disc Brake Pads boast Ceramic Barrier to keep pads hot and calipers cool. "You’ll be more familiar with Kogel as a brand that makes componentry to make you go faster, with their Watt-saving Oversized Pulley Wheels and low-friction ceramic bearings. Now, they’ve turned their attention to slowing you down." By Jessie-May Morgan (bikerumor.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 24, 2022 The Art of Cycling: Icons in Posters. "Cycling’s
first universally recognized world champion, A.A.
Zimmerman, hailed from Freehold, New Jersey. As the
winged-foot emblem on his jersey attests. This early
French poster celebrates Zimmerman’s American roots
while showcasing Dunlop tires and Clément bicycles."
Words: Brett Horton; Images: Trevor Horton (pelotonmagazine.com) January 24, 2022 Vik Goes Disc Brakes, Our Heroes, and Two British World Cyclocross Champions? "Remember
Ernesto Colnago said he’d never have anything to do with
that Japanese mountain bike, A-Head nonsense? And
remember our VeloVeritas Mentor and Prophet, Vik said
he’d have never have anything to do with those ‘industry
driven,’ dangerous disc brakes?"
By Ed Hood (veloveritas.co.uk) Photo©supplied January 24, 2022 Factor Ostro VAM frameset. "Yes,
it is expensive, but this is one of the best race bikes
out there. Its stiffness and geometry result in a bike
that is super fast, tracks through high-speed corners
beautifully and is comfortable enough for long training
days."
By Liam Cahill (road.cc) (Image Credit not Found) January 23, 2022 Garmin Fenix 7 vs Epix: A Very Detailed Comparison. "Over
the last few days there’s been endless discussions about
deciding between a Fenix 7 Series and Epix Series unit,
so I figured a more detailed comparison was in order. In
my case, I’ve been using the units for almost two
months, and often side by side."
By Ray Maker (dcrainmaker.com) (Photo: Ray Maker) January 22, 2022 State Bicycle Co. upgrades the Undefeated Road bike with disc brakes and Y9 aluminum. "The
existing frame geometry was retained, but SBC is now
making the Undefeated Road frames from Y9 aluminum
instead of 7005. They’ve also added flat-mount disc
brakes, and opted for a single build option with a new
pearl/tie-dye colorway."
By Steve Fisher (bikerumor.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 22, 2022 Peloton sweats it out as shares plunge
following report of plan to pause production.
"The
report by CNBC claimed Peloton was halting
production of its standard bike in February and March,
as well as it its most expensive model from December
2021 until June 2022 and its treadmill for six weeks
amid softening sales."
By Jonny Long (cyclingweekly.com) (Image credit: Getty Images) January 21, 2022 Stages will retrofit a power meter to your existing cranks. "Each
power meter will be individually calibrated and tracked
to ensure that it will offer consistent, reliable power
data for years to come,” says distributor Saddleback.
“Your Stages Power unit will also be backed by a Stages
Factory Warranty."
By Mat Brett (road.cc) (Image Credit not Found) January 21, 2022 Choosing A Tire For Your Next Gravel Adventure. "CX
rules basically restrict you to a 33mm wide tire for any
UCI regulated races. That’s not particularly wide, and
wider tires tend to do better on an uneven surface. The
result is that every racer picks a 33mm wide tire."
By Coach Matt (socalcycling.com) Photo: Wilderness Trail Bikes January 21, 2022 Review: GCN+ Cycling Streaming Channel. "In
2020 there was “GCN Race Pass,” which was essentially
live races using the Eurosport feed but GCN+ is much
more than this. First of all, the races: in 2021 there
were a whole lot of them, GCN+ offered more than 500
live events. 500! 500!"
By Leslie Reissner (pezcyclingnews.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 21,
2022
Photos,
Podcasts. Misc.
January
20, 2022
Are we about to see a new groupset from Campagnolo? "One
wonders if the groupset only exists to meet pro team
demands. Apart from Peter Sagan at Roubaix, the pros
generally want electronic shifting, and fewer of their
frames are even mechanical-compatible."
By Ronan Mc Laughlin (cyclingtips.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 20, 2022 Blogs,
Videos, Misc
January 19,
2022
2022 road cycling trends to watch. "Although
for the past few years, bike brands have been selling
the idea that everyone who swings a leg over a road bike
must be a racer, and perhaps sacrifice comfort for
efficiency, bike companies might finally start making
bikes for people who spend more time riding, just
riding, as opposed to pretending to race."
By Matt Hansen (cyclingmagazine.ca) (Image Credit not Found) January 19, 2022 SRAM Acquires Hammerhead (maker of Karoo
Bike Computers).
"This
is gonna have big ramifications for the bike computer
industry - both consumers and other competitors. For
their competitors, the news will undoubtedly give them
heartache, likely more so Wahoo and Stages than Garmin.
Inversely, consumers should be celebrating this."
By Ray Maker (dcrainmaker.com) (Photo: Ray Maker) January 19, 2022 Apeman promises "all in one cycling safety solution" with new Seeker action camera featuring 'rearview eMirror.' "The
eMirror is designed to keep you informed on any incoming
vehicles from behind, “allowing you to safely change
between lanes without worry” says Apeman."
By Anna Marie Hughes
(road.cc) (Image Credit not Found) January
19, 2022
Brompton drops its ‘lightest bike ever’ -
New 7.45kg titanium version of iconic folding bike.
"Brompton
has redesigned its iconic folding bike to create its
lightest version ever that - at 7.45kg - weighs a
whopping 37% less than the original all-steel
equivalent, “setting a new benchmark for folding bikes
in lightness."
By Anna Marie Hughes (road.cc) (Image Credit not Found) January 19, 2022 News,
Blogs, Misc.
January 18,
2022
Garmin Fenix 7 Series In-Depth Review.
"Today
Garmin has announced not one, not two, but like 287
watches. Technically speaking they’ve announced two core
product series - the Fenix 7 Series, and the Epix
series. I mean, ignoring the fact that Garmin previously
announced an Epix unit 7 years ago."
By Ray Maker (dcrainmaker.com) (Photo: Ray Maker) January 18, 2022 Garmin Epix In-Depth Review. "No,
this isn’t your grandfather’s Epix from 2015, but
rather, this is Garmin’s new 2nd gen Epix that
effectively takes an Epix and elevates it with a full
AMOLED color touchscreen display. Now, Garmin officially
calls it just ‘Epix’, though you’ll see the 2nd gen bits
here and there."
By Ray Maker (dcrainmaker.com) (Photo: Ray Maker) January 18, 2022 Videos
January 18,
2022
road.cc Recommends Bargain Buys of the Year 2021/22. "Of
all the bikes, components, accessories and clothes
that made it into road.cc Recommends this
year, here are the biggest bargains."
By road.cc Tech (road.cc)
(Image Credit not Found) January
18, 2022
Photos,
Podcasts
January
17, 2022
road.cc Recommends Tech Innovation of the Year 2021/22. "What
we're interested in here are products that incorporate
technology that's new to a particular field. What
constitutes new technology in a GPS computer is clearly
very different from new technology in sports nutrition,
say, but the important thing is that they both offer
something that we've not seen before."
By road.cc Tech (road.cc) (Image Credit not Found) January 17, 2022 A Preview of Garmin Varia Radar and UT800 Lights. "The
Varia Radar is much more than a rear light. Not only
will it alert other road users to your presence, it will
give you early warning of their approach; up to 140
meters away. This is a pretty unique feature for a light
and will offer extra security to riders."
By Paul Horta-Hopkins (cycletechreview.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 17, 2022 Kona Libre EL Bike Test. "The
Libre EL uses an aluminum frame with internally routed
cables. The geometry is relaxed with a 71-degree head
angle which helps bring added stability on descents. Up
front Kona spec'd a flat-mount disc brake-friendly
carbon fork, which is standard these days."
(roadbikeaction.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 15, 2022 Review: Specialized S-Works 7 Lace. "A
carbon sole, titanium cleat nuts, and the elimination
of BOA dials all add up to a light pair of shoes.
Giro's Empire SLX lace-up shoes are lighter (as are
Specialized's previous Sub6 lace-up shoes). But
Specialized claims it was going for ultimate
performance here."
By Ben Delaney (velonews.com) Photo: Ben Delaney January 15, 2022 Videos
January 14,
2022
Litespeed Watia gravel bike review. "With
Litespeed's proven history of titanium know-how, the
Watia is a well-balanced gravel bike. Given their
titanium legacy and top-notch fabrication, it should
come as no surprise that the Watia has gained a spot on
our list of top gravel bikes of the year."
(roadbikeaction.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 14, 2022 road.cc Recommends Bikes of the Year 2021/22: Road Bikes. "We've
been adding the best bikes that we've reviewed to road.cc
Recommends over the course of the year and now it's time
to reveal the best of the best.
Right,
let's get cracking..."
By road.cc Tech (road.cc) (Image Credit not Found) January 14, 2022 Officine Mattio craft new OM 1 S carbon road bike in Italy, add Classified PowerShift options. "Officine
Mattio has added a new lightweight carbon OM 1 S road
racing bike to their line-up, newly made with monocoque
construction entirely in their Cuneo, Italy workshop.
Developed for road riding, the OM 1 S looks like a solid
all-rounder."
By Cory Benson (bikerumor.com) c. Officine Mattio January 14, 2022 op 10 elements to look for when shopping for cycling kit. "There
are levels to the cycling “kit game.” A piece of cycling
kit that is well-made of decent materials will rank it
mid-level. To achieve the top-level status, a piece of
kit both needs to be thoughtful and functional in design
and also have elements of visual artistry."
By Aliya Barnwell (velonews.com) Photo: Aliya Barnwell January 14, 2022 Two new pairs of 100% sunglasses, Le Col turbo kit, eco-friendly Peaty's brushes and a great-value lid from Bontrager. "Enjoy
this week’s edition of First Look Friday - your weekly
round-up of the best new kit to land at BikeRadar
HQ."
By Sam Challis
(bikeradar.com) Sam Challis / Immediate Media
January 14, 2022
Photos,
Podcasts
Argon 18 Sum: First look and ride impressions of the new performance road bike. "The
Argon 18 Sum is a new bike from the Montreal-based
company. By new bike, I mean the name is new and the
frame is new, even though it draws heavily from various
designs and technologies that Argon 18 has used on
previous models."
By Matthew Pioro (cyclingmagazine.ca) Photo by: Matt Stetson January 13, 2022 What next for the cycling industry - More boom or bubble? "As
the dust is settling on a violent jolt of global product
demand and subsequent supply complexities the cycling
industry is faced with the acceleration of forecast mega
trends. So, what next for the bike market? We ask
several trade leaders."
By Mark Sutton (cyclingindustry.news) (Image Credit not Found) January 13, 2022 The Sage Skyline lets you do it your way. "Based
in Beaverton, Oregon, Sage is a titanium-specific brand
that is taking the made-to-order concept seriously. As
with all Sage bikes, every detail of the Skyline road
bike build can be chosen and customized meaning no
compromise, just a bike built the way you want. Working
with one of the country’s top titanium builders allows
Sage to deliver a premium frame made here in the USA
with their stock geometries."
(roadbikeaction.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 12, 2022 News,
Blogs, Misc.
Technical FAQ: Factoring tire weight into
modeling energy consumption, and understanding the physics
of front-end shimmy.
January 11,
2022
road.cc Recommends Accessories of the Year 2021/22: GPS cycle computers, bags, racks, helmets, sunglasses, lights, mudguards + more. "Here
are the very best accessories that have made it into road.cc
Recommends in 2021. We’ve got GPS cycle computers, bags,
racks, helmets, sunglasses, lights, mudguards, lubes and
tools that have made out shortlist, and the select few
that have gone on to earn our awards."
By Anna Marie Hughes (road.cc) (Image Credit not Found) January 11, 2022 Musguard updates its removable, rollable bike mudguards with increased compatibility. "Bike
mudguards protect your bike and rear side in wet
conditions, but not all rides are this grim. Musguard’s
offering caters for those who don’t want mudguards on
the bike all the time. The USP of Musguard's offering is
it’s rollability and packability for conveniently
storing when not in use. "
By Anna Marie Hughes (road.cc) (Image Credit not Found) January 11, 2022 Five space-saving tips for indoor cycling setups. "Setting
up an indoor training space can feel like a
three-dimensional game of Tetris - you have to fit this
under there, with enough room to hang this over there,
and for this to fit under there and… oh, I forgot to
leave space for me."
By Zach Nehr (cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Michelle Froome) January 11, 2022 Suunto Sold To New Owners (Again). "Suunto
issued a statement outlining what this means for
consumers, and according to them, it’s…well…nothing. In
the most brutally Finnish honest way possible, they
simply outline that absolutely nothing is changing
because everything is gonna stay the same."
By Ray Maker (dcrainmaker.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 11, 2022 Blogs,
Videos, Podcasts, Photos
January 10,
2022
First Look! Bridge Bike Works Surveyor all-road bike looking good & made in Canada. "Built
from the ground up in Toronto, Canada, Bridge’s all-new
factory will produce the frame and fork in house. And,
they’ve assembled an all-star team with composites and
designers and engineers from brands like Cervelo, Lotus,
and more."
By Tyler Benedict (bikerumor.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 10, 2022 What is Wahoo SYSTM? Here's what you need to know. "SYSTM
is the new training platform from Wahoo, providing both
amateur and professional endurance athletes with the
most complete training platform on the market. Built on
a foundation of science, the vast array of workouts and
training plans in SYSTM are developed by the Wahoo
Sports Science Team."
By Wahoo (pelotonmagazine.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 10, 2022 Resistance is futile: Stan’s new M-Pulse hubs use Project 321 magnetic pawls to eliminate freehub drag. "Offered
as part of complete wheelsets, M-Pulse hubs will start
at $965 for the set with Stan’s MK4 Asymmetric rims
including the 30mm wide Flow MK4, 28mm wide Arch MK4,
and 25mm wide Crest MK4 which were launched last
summer."
By Zach Overholt (bikerumor.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 10, 2022 Beginner’s Guide: Dropper Posts. "In
the last few years, they’ve become near-ubiquitous on
all kinds of bikes, even making appearances on most
cross country race bikes at this point. They’re crossing
the boundary to drop bars, too, making their way onto
some gravel bikes."
By Terry McKall (cyclingmagazine.ca) (Image Credit not Found) January 9, 2022 SMART Tire Company unveils new second-generation prototype of ‘space-age’ metal tires. "Last
year we reported on the invention of a new airless metal
bike tire, using technology straight from NASA’s labs,
which was designed to make punctures a thing of the
past. This week the creators behind the METL tire, the
SMART Tire Company, has unveiled a new second-generation
model which they claim will be 50% lighter and cheaper."
By Ryan Mallon (road.cc) (Image Credit not Found) January 9, 2022 Industry shocker - Shimano’s Wayne Stetina moves to SRAM! "When
my phone recently pinged with a text message from Wayne
Stetina telling me that after 37 years he was leaving
Shimano and taking a job with SRAM, my chin got scuffed
when it hit the ground. People, this was big. Really
big. How big?"
By Zap (roadbikeaction.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 8, 2022 Trek buys up another U.S. bike shop chain. "Trek
Bicycles has continued its spending spree of U.S. bike
shops, adding to its portfolio Baltimore’s seven
location Race Pace Bicycles.Previously in the USA Trek
has bought Revolution Cycles’ four stores and 16
branches of Bike Line."
By Mark Sutton (cyclingindustry.news) (Image Credit not Found) January 8, 2022 Redshift ShockStop - more useful than a dropper post? "The
350mm-long ShockStop offers 35mm of total travel through
the linkage travel. The post is only offered in a 27.2mm
size, but Redshift offers adapter sleeves for larger
diameters up to 31.8mm. For anyone using Shimano Di2,
there is an accessory battery retainer kit that houses
the battery in the post. "
(roadbikeaction.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 7, 2022 Review: Velocio head to toe winter cycling kit. "Summer
kit is relatively simple; it’s winter that creates space
for - and encourages - innovation. Further, while I have
short-sleeved jerseys for every mood, winter kit is more
expensive and less forgiving if it’s lacking in
quality."
By Aliya Barnwell (velonews.com) (Photo: Aliya Barnwell) January 7, 2022 Kitzuma - A different kind of consumer direct. "The
basis for the Kitzuma operation is a nationwide system
of hubs that act as both a collection and delivery
outpost for bikes being sent from the factory to
consumers. A key element to the enterprise is that no
bike is ever disassembled and put into a box. They are
fully built and tuned at the factory before being
shipped in a specially outfitted van to its
destination."
(road.cc) (Image Credit not Found) January 6, 2022 SRAM Rival AXS - Wireless shifting for the masses. "Much
like they have done so well on the mountain side of
things, SRAM’s top-tier tech has trickled down to their
entry-level products. Instead of paying the $3600
premium for Red eTap AXS or $2700 for Force AXS, $1420
will get you a Rival AXS 2x setup with wireless shifting
that is just as capable."
(roadbikeaction.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 5, 2022 Why do people choose to build their own
bikes?
"Recently,
because components are so hard to come by, we have seen
an increase in frameset sales,” says Dom Mason (Mason
Cycles). “It really makes sense to invest in a quality
new frameset, especially if it has modern features and
is adaptable and versatile, and then build it using your
existing components."
By Paul Norman (cyclingnews.com) (Image credit: Chapter2) January 5, 2022 Patent Patrol: Rivian integrates bike rack
directly into truck tailgate.
"Rivian
looks set to integrate the cleanest built-in truck bike
rack directly into their tailgate, if this new patent
comes to fruition. Why install a hitch rack that can get
in the way, or a bike rack that takes up space inside
the bed of your pick-up truck, if you could just
integrate trays directly into the tailgate?"
By Cory Benson (bikerumor.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 5, 2022 First Look: Open Cycles Campagnolo/HED gravel bikes. "What
do you get when you mix product from the renowned trio
of Gerard Vroomen, Campagnolo and HED Cycling? Simply,
your choice of gravel bike from Open Cycles built with a
selection of drivetrain components and wheels from Italy
and Minnesota respectively."
(roadbikeaction.com) Press Release January 5, 2022 News,
Blogs, Misc.
January 4,
2022
Atomik's Alloy Gravel Elevation: The
ALGR29.
"The
Atomik ALGR29 represents a more than a reasonably
priced alloy gravel wheelset with a carbon fiber
attitude. The alloy wheels from the seasoned carbon
fiber manufacturer Atomik are tubeless ready with an
internal width of 24.5mm, (29mm external)."
(pelotonmagazine.com) berd-gallery January 4, 2022 News,
Blogs, Misc.
January 3,
2022
What is Shimano GRX? is it better for
gravel?
"While
Shimano touts the GRX as the world’s first
gravel-specific component group, following both a deeper
dive at a Shimano ride camp, along with many hours
logged on our home trails, we came away with it as a
line of components that further expands the drop-bar
category in multiple directions."
(roadbikeaction.com) sagetitanium.com January 3, 2022 All-new Factor Hanzo integrated time trial
bike is first to go super aero within new UCI rules.
"Factor
has been rolling out more and more details of their
unique, all-new Hanzo time trial bike, calling it the
only current TT bike designed under the recently relaxed
UCI aero regulations, and the first World Tour bike
available reflecting the 2021 UCI rule shift."
By Cory Benson (bikerumor.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 3, 2022 10 best tips to become your own bike
mechanic.
"It’s
important to understand your bike, how it works and,
most important of all, how to stay on top of the needed
preventative maintenance so that small repairs don’t
turn into big repairs. This sort of preemptive and
proactive DIY maintenance can limit your bike’s downtime
waiting on necessary parts."
(roadbikeaction.com) (Image Credit not Found) January 2, 2022 Cross-Pollination.
"Where
nature leads, trendy businesses follow.
Cross-pollination is cool. I’m talking about innovation.
In this age of fast-moving tech businesses and
intellectual capital, innovation is no longer a wacky
bolt on that businesses wear like a badge."
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