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For a fifth time, the SP Shimano 105 (or SP 1.1) has been named a best beginner triathlon bike by Triathlete Magazine. In a category with some of the largest...

We recently got the question of: "Why does road bike geometry seem to accommodate more people than tri bike geometry?" Fantastic question. Road bike, triathlon bike, gravel bike, mountain bike...the list...

You've heard the saying: "there's no bad weather, just poor gear choices." I'm not so sure I agree completely -- you won't catch me outside in extended downpours (although I...

  "If you want more information on the other accessories from Megan's race day setup in 2023, click here to read our previous blog and watch the video!" Megan Tuncer...

1 Versatility: The Rogue All-Road is designed for a range of terrains, making it suitable for not only triathlon, but wherever your rides may take you. 2 One of the...

Triathlon can feel like it's full of rules. There are water temperature cutoffs for wetsuits, drafting rules that can change based on federation and race group, and tiny details that...

Is there anything better than new bike day? Whether you’ve picked up your new whip at your local bike shop or it’s arrived on your doorstep, the first thing you...

In today’s fast-paced world, finding time for exercise often means squeezing in a workout whenever and wherever possible. For many cyclists and triathletes, this has led to the rise of...

When it comes to bicycle braking systems, we offer two options: mechanical and hydraulic. Both have their merits and drawbacks, catering to different preferences and riding styles. Understanding the distinctions...

As the winter months draw to a close and the weather begins to warm (in Portland, this means many of us are seeing the sun again for the first time...

Triathlons demand peak physical performance, and one crucial aspect of success is proper nutrition. Among the three disciplines—swimming, cycling, and running—cycling presents a unique opportunity to refuel and sustain energy...