DT Swiss partners with Wahoo to launch proprietary Trackr Speed hub sensor The sleek hub-based speed sensor is compatible with DT Swiss hubs Cycling News · Sep 3
From skipping ropes to Swiss balls: personal trainers on the best home gym kit Exercise mats that don’t slip, easy-grip kettlebells and floor sliders … fitness experts share their best buys for staying active at home The Guardian - UK · Aug 28
'Building a connected training experience' – Wahoo takes on industry leaders with new three-tier subscription offerings Users can choose from free to all singing and dancing training insights Cycling Weekly · Aug 14
Tour de France Femmes bikes: An equipment guide for all 21 teams A comprehensive guide to every team's bikes, equipment and kit Cycling News · Jul 31
'I always have the map on my screen' – what data screens do Tour de France cyclists use, and how do they differ from your bike computer? Paul Seixas, Tom Pidcock, Fred Wright and more pro racers reveal how they use their head units in training and racing Cycling Weekly · Jul 23
Garmin buys TrainingPeaks in a vote of faith for human coaches, but what does this mean for non-Garmin users of the training app? Details of the purchase of the gold-standard training app are thin, including whether it will continue to support non-Garmin devices Cycling Weekly · Jul 23
Bang-for-buck products used by the Tour de France peloton I'd actually buy with my own money Not everything used at the Tour de France is special or expensive - my seven relatively affordable recommendations will boost your speed and comfort on the bike Cycling Weekly · Jul 23
'Psychologically, you need to get yourself ready for exercise' – how Tour de France riders warm up for time trials and road stages without overcooking it Performance coach Jacob Tipper and Wahoo's Tyler Harris explain how EF Education–EasyPost gets ready for Tour de France stages Cycling Weekly · Jul 21
Tour de France bikes: A complete equipment guide for the 2026 race A rundown of the bikes and kit used by the 23 teams at the 2026 Tour de France Cycling News · Jul 13
Tech randoms from the Tour de France – Techy, silly and curious finds from the biggest race in the world Sometimes, when following the Tour de France on the hunt for new tech, we spot some unusual stuff too Cycling News · Jul 11
Race bikes head-to-head: Pogačar's Colnago Y1RS vs Vingegaard's Cervélo S5 - Which setup will prove fastest? The Colnago Y1RS and Cervélo are set for a battle royale over the next few weeks. Cycling News · Jul 6
5 best treadmills for upgrading your at-home workouts No matter how far you run, these treadmills are sure to go the distance The Independent UK · Jun 25
When should you replace your cleats and pedals? Cleats are relatively inexpensive, easily replaceable and never in short supply. So why do so many riders neglect proactively replacing them? Cycling Weekly · Jun 9
The UCI says bike computers are big enough, moves to impose size limit to protect 'cognitive load' of riders More safety rules include a ban on front pockets already in place Cycling News · Jun 5
Cycling Weekly · May 13 'I dismissed it as an expensive gimmick, a rich boy’s toy' – now I won't ride my bike without this essential safety device It’s behind you! Close encounters while riding are never funny; this new tech isn't a gimmick, and will keep you safer on the road.
TechRadar · May 1 'The cost of cloud services and the cost of AI will also go down in the future, so we’ll try very hard to keep it for free': Coros' CEO on how the smartwatch maker is swerving subscriptions for now — avoiding another Garmin Connect+ disaster How Coros has "no plans" to implement unpopular Garmin- or Whoop-style subscription-only features anytime soon, according to its CEO
Cycling Weekly · Apr 27 Magicshine Seemee R300 review: a bright spark let down by a jittery radar Beautifully packaged and exceptionally bright, Magicshine’s latest radar unit offers impressive visibility, but out on the road, its detection reliability struggles to match established competitors.
Cycling Weekly · Apr 25 Lezyne Radar Drive 300 Rear light review: a beast of a radar that’s powerful enough to take on the best A worthy alternative, good enough to shake Garmin and Wahoo’s dominance in bike radar. It’s as rugged as a Tonka Toy and as unerring as a vampire bat
Cycling News · Apr 23 Garmin Varia RearVue 820 review: The Varia has finally received an update, and it’s a huge one! New features and boosted performance on all fronts is matched by quite a hike in price.
Cycling News · Apr 22 Garmin Edge 850 vs Wahoo Elemnt Roam 3: Head to head after months of testing Where should you spend your money if you want a great mid-range bike computer?
Cycling Weekly · Apr 20 iGPSport SR Mini radar review: the tiny radar that’s light on weight, light on price Can the smallest, lightest, cheapest bike radar we’ve ever encountered compete with the big boys, such as Garmin and Lezyne?
Cycling Weekly · Apr 17 Garmin Varia RearVue 820 review: a genuinely next-gen bike radar Way more than an incremental upgrade, the new Varia establishes a high-definition benchmark for bike radar.
Cycling Weekly · Apr 15 Magene L508 radar tail light review: detection for the masses? An inexpensive, entry-level radar that’s almost half the price of some of its premium competitors
Cycling News · Apr 1 BBB Signal Radar review: A great value cycling radar that doesn't need a bike computer It does a lot well, while not being the best, but brings some new useful additions that make it a highly accessible option.
TechRadar · Mar 29 A Peloton without the price tag? I've completed dozens of rides on the Zwift Ride & Wahoo KICKR CORE indoor bike combo, and it's great The Zwift Ride and KICKR CORE is one of the best mid-range smart bikes on the market, with a good build quality and impressive performance for the price.