Dan Cavallari

This week's tech news roundup includes a new indoor smart trainer, Zwift's journey to France, a charity campaign, and a new bike tool.

The days are getting shorter. Weather is deteriorating. And cyclists have more choices than ever when it comes to indoor smart trainers.

Wahoo remains the king of the smart trainer world with the Kickr, a stable, accurate, and user-friendly trainer that now offers a suite of accessories.

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With a stable platform, good looks, and nearly best-in-class performance metrics, the CycleOps H2 comes close to dethroning Wahoo's Kickr.

This jersey has a few drawbacks, but overall it's a well-made, high-end piece of kit.

Wahoo's Kickr Core is likely the best smart trainer on the market for the price. It's stable, quiet, and easy to set up on Zwift.

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Elite's Drivo II smart trainer offers accurate power measurement and stout construction for workouts and virtual trainer sessions.

Here’s the Week in Tech — all the gear news, tips, and announcements you need and none of the marketing gibberish you don’t.

This jersey performed admirably for us in the humid Spanish summer weather.

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Here’s the Week in Tech — all the gear news, tips, and announcements you need and none of the marketing gibberish you don’t.

Remember when rims had hooks to hold on the tire beads? Well, that is changing.

It's hard to say whether this drink mix actually aids in recovery, but it appeared to have some impact on our tester post-ride.

More and more riders are heading off the tarmac and onto the gravel, but road bikes are not dead. Not even close.

Rapha returns to the WorldTour with EF Education-Drapac

It is clear e-bikes have a bright future, but it’s equally clear that no one knows yet what that future will look like.

Ibis hardtail aims for affordability, Lezyne pump is more than pump, Scicon unveils snub-nosed saddle, Kask launches a gravel helmet, BKool releases an update

For years, the bike industry has trended toward integrated componentry. In the last few years, it seems to have reached a tipping point.

Disc brakes no longer a disadvantage in pro racing as bikes have become lighter. They didn't stop Van der Breggen from winning worlds.

Beginner riders and those looking to hone their MTB skills are returning to old-school flat pedals with lots of new options on the market.

This bike is all about speed, and it quickly became one of our favorite bikes of the year.

Tumbling prices makes smart trainers a more realistic possibility for everyday riders, but the opportunities to spend big remain

Photos from Reno Cross and the show including a carbon kids strider, new Thule rack, and more.

Our team on the ground shows off some of what it came across on the second day of the annual trade show.

The bike that Denise Mueller-Korenek set a bicycle land speed record on just a few days ago

Images from the opening day of Interbike

Dan Cavallari came across some interesting bikes and gear at the Interbike Outdoor Demo.

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This week's roundup of tech news includes a pricy gravel bike, fat bike tires, and a sweet backpack.

What’s up with all the “standards” in bottom bracket technology? Tech editor Dan Cavallari talks to Jay Sycip from Chris King.

The Surge shoes are an impressive addition to a crowded field of high-end, race-ready shoes.

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The latest episode of the VeloNews Tech Podcast takes a closer look at chain line and how it impacts bike design

We notice a growing trend in the Colorado Classic peloton: saddles with short noses and more hip-bone support.

Photo essay from the start and roadside of stage 4 of the Women's Colorado Classic.

VN tech editor Dan Cavallari hit the pits prior to stage 4 of the Colorado Classic.

Get to know the faces of the up-and-coming riders at the 2018 Colorado Classic.

VN Tech Editor Dan Cavallari toured the staging area prior to stage 3 of the Colorado Classic in Denver.

Here’s the Week in Tech — all the gear news, tips, and announcements you need and none of the marketing gibberish you don’t.

How to choose a CO2 inflator head and four great options to get you pumped up after your next flat tire.

Here’s the Week in Tech — all the gear news, tips, and announcements you need and none of the marketing gibberish you don’t.

What is trail? No, not a dirt path you mountain bike on — we're talking about the often-misunderstood geometry measurement.

These bibs are good option for everyday riding at a decent price point.

Giant's new Defy endurance bike has several clever comfort features but has the spirit of a superlight racer.

Trek's latest aluminum bike offering is remarkably similar to its carbon counterparts on the road.

Lots of pro riders chase marginal gains with chunky derailleur pulleys. Are they worth the steep price for you?

Aero bikes are for sprinters, and climbing bikes are for climbers, right? Well, that depends.

Tech editor Dan Cavallari talks with industry experts about all things aero bikes.

Five key trends from Eurobike explained, evaluated, and critiqued. Which will last and which will fade away?

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Dan Cavallari found a host of new products at Eurobike, ranging from high-tech gadgets to snazzy kits.

This top-end rig features custom graphics throughout.

Trek has fine-tuned its IsoSpeed Decoupler, improved the fit, and added disc brakes, making this edition of the Madone even better.

Here's a quick guide to the trends, products, and practices that are worth keeping an eye out for during this year's Tour de France.

Take a look at the faces focused on day one of the 2018 Tour de France, check back as the race goes on to see how the race wears on the riders.

Velonews caught all the tech worth talking about prior to the first stage of the 2018 Tour de France.

Velonews got a look at Peter Sagan's new custom Specialized S-Works Venge before the first stage of the Tour de France.

Fernando Gaviria goes all-in with disc brakes on his new Specialized S-Works Venge for the tour de France.

This aero bike sports some features that likely won't be allowed in competition.

Mark Cavendish's Tour de France rig has some unique features, as do his custom shoes from Nike.

Richie Porte's Tour de France bike is decked out with Shimano Dura-Ace Di2.

Roka's ultralight SR-1 riding glasses are worth a look if you’re after crystal-clear optics and a low-profile, feathery fit.

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Tour de France sprinters demand the stiffest and most aerodynamic bikes on the planet. Here's how the pros customize their rides to reach blazing speeds.

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Tech editor Dan Cavallari catches up with Floyd's of Leadville proprietor Floyd Landis to talk CBD oil

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The Black Line Sprinting VeloRacing Bag gets the job done when it comes to keeping your stuff neat, organized, and accessible

Whether you're toting a laptop, work clothes, cameras, or even a bit of produce, one of these backpacks should suit your needs.

The 100% Speedcraft Air sunglasses try to boost airflow with magnetic nose pads, but for our tester, they didn't offer a noticeable improvement.

The UCI's rule on sock height is one of many vague regulations that seem silly. Why even bother with rules like this one?

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If you're one of the many people who suffer from foot numbness while riding, you have come to the right place.