Canadian startup MyVeloFit has announced an artificial intelligence-powered bike fitting app that uses video to capture marker-less motion tracking. The app is said to enable cyclists to check their position and get suggested adjustments to improve comfort and efficiency without leaving their home.  All a rider needs to check their…

Australian cycling apparel brand MAAP has made quite the habit of collaborating with brands in other segments for various limited-edition goods, such as bikes, shoes, sunglasses, and bags. For this latest partnership, MAAP has once again joined forces with Swiss shoe brand Suplest for a special version of its Edge+…

Today SRAM has announced some bigs news for the mountain bike (and gravel) world with its third-tier GX Eagle 1×12 groupset receiving an AXS (pronounced ‘access’) wireless option.  SRAM’s eco-system of AXS wireless components has stood mostly unchanged since its introduction some two years ago, but now the company is…

Clara’s custom painted Cannondale SuperX. One damn pretty looking bike. I’ve got a double dose of bike action this week for you in the My Bike video series. The series where I nag pro riders to jump on a call with me for 15 minutes, chit chat about their race…

To say that the power meter pedal market is heating up in a hurry would be quite the understatement. Hot on the heels of Favero’s teasing of a new power meter pedal upgrade compatible with Shimano’s road platform, and Wahoo’s pending release of a long-awaited Speedplay power meter pedal, a…

James, Dave, Caley, and Zach discuss a wide range of topics in this week’s Nerd Alert episode, like how much Speedplay’s revamped pedal lineup matters relative to the changes to its dealer service, whether MIPS really is a must-have when it comes to helmets given lingering questions over human scalps…

In the latest of our deep dives with the people behind new products, we sit down with Chip Hawkins, the founder of Wahoo, and Ian Boswell, a former WorldTour pro and now Wahoo athlete, to talk through the company’s acquisition of Speedplay, their plans for a power meter, and how…

Two weeks on from Mathieu van der Poel’s infamous broken handlebar and the subsequent “stop riding” notice for the new Aeroad CFR and CF SLX bikes, Canyon has announced an update for customers.  In an email to Aeroad customers and a subsequent post on the Aeroad CF SLX private Facebook group, Canyon…

3T pioneered the concept of aero gravel bikes with the introduction of the original Exploro in 2016, and with the debut of the Exploro RaceMax just a few months ago, company founder Gerard Vroomen — of Cervelo fame — is continuing to push the boundaries of what a gravel bike…

Wahoo has today announced the launch of its Speedplay pedal range. In the announcement, which was eagerly awaited by fans of the lollipop-style pedal system, Wahoo confirmed a total of five new and updated pedals, including a power meter pedal. Wahoo acquired Speedplay two years ago, and although the brand…

Spotlight is a new series on CyclingTips that we’re using to briefly showcase new products we’ve just received, and/or products that require just a short review. This regular and short-form tech coverage replaces our previous Tech Round-Up series. Be sure to check out all the photos in the sliding gallery above. I’m a…

Several Canyon-SRAM riders and Arnaud Demare of FDJ-Groupama have been spotted at the Healthy Ageing Tour and Paris-Nice sporting an unannounced Giro road helmet. Given the helmet’s appearance and the relative age of other models in Giro’s road lineup, it seems likely that this is a new aero road model…

The biggest names in the bike industry are forever moving towards being full-service brands. From offering the components that make up the bikes, to the clothes that are worn when riding them, these brands want your business. And in recent years these billion-dollar businesses have been investing sizeable amounts in…

Spotlight is a new series on CyclingTips that we’re using to briefly showcase new products we’ve just received, and/or products that require just a short review. This regular and short-form tech coverage replaces our previous Tech Round-Up series. Be sure to check out all the photos in the sliding gallery above….

Two years ago, Rapha took its first unaided steps into the cycling shoe category. In the past, the British company had a long history of footwear collaborations with Giro, but the launch of the lace-up Explore gravel shoe and Classic road shoe represented a clean slate. There were some wobbles…

The world’s largest bicycle tool company, Park Tool, has been busy expanding its enormous catalogue of tools. Today the company has announced four new additions to the workshop range which arrive hot on the heels of a recent expansion in bearing-related tools.  The DAG-3: A new derailleur hanger alignment tool…

The finish of Belgian mid-week race Le Samyn was quite dramatic, not so much because of the sprint victory of Tim Merlier, but rather because his Alpecin-Fenix teammate, Mathieu van der Poel, helped to lead out the field sprint with one of his brake levers dangling in the breeze. Like…

As a tech editor I get to test some seriously nice bikes and cycling products while calling it work. Equally, I get to test some seriously nice bikes and cycling products that I simply can’t afford to hold onto once my testing is done. And in what’s unquestionably a first-world…