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Bike computers are a staple of the triathlete’s gear armoury; in fact, they’re still omnipresent even when armed with a multisport watch. That’s because by sitting on either your stem or bars, they’re ...

A cadence sensor is a compact cycling device that measures pedaling rate in RPMs to provide real-time feedback.

Indoor cycling has really taken off in the last few years and Zwift is the most popular indoor training app, allowing you to ride and race without leaving home. Many riders will be looking for ...

There has never been a better selection of fitness trackers, but with choice comes confusion. We're here to help you narrow your options and find the best fitness tracker for your needs and budget. We ...

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It used to be that the turbo trainer was only resorted to in the direst winter conditions or for pre-race warm-ups. Nowadays, whether lured by the virtual world of Zwift or by the many benefits of ...

Few additions to your bike can make as big a difference as a good-quality bike computer. With the right accessories a computer can tell you where you are when you get lost, how many watts you’re ...

Choosing the right triathlon watch can make a significant difference in your training and race performance. Whether you’re a seasoned Ironman competitor, or a beginner to the sport tackling your first ...