Dan Cavallari

Le Col offers its take on the recent trend toward pro-level, understated road kit, courtesy of pro racer Yanto Barker

The 29er cousin to perhaps the best trail bike on the market, Yeti's new machine could be a do-it-all bike — if climbing isn't your focus.

With a focus on subdued style, fit and technology, the Chrono line aims to cater to all types of riders from pros to enthusiasts.

The Spanish company takes on the industry's drivetrain giants with a new hydraulic system designed with help from Magura.

As summer comes to a close, the top U.S. cyclocross racers and their young protégés are taking time to prepare for the fall race season.

Graphene-enhanced wheels are light and tough, not to mention mechanic-friendly with a tool-free rear hub and external spoke nipples.

A worthy addition to any workbench, the ATD-1 is precise but isn't the most-convenient option for swapping between torque settings.

Castelli and now-retired Scottish cyclist David Millar join forces with new clothing line

A 40-tooth cog adds versatility to 1x10 systems without the need for a single-cog adapter or any derailleur and freehub upgrades.

Scott's new aero offering bridges the gap between aero bike and everyday ride without sacrificing too much in either category

Rally Shorts and Trekking Jersey represent a step into the MTB kit market for Assos

The American from Team Cannondale-Garmin will ride two mostly identical Cannondale SuperSix Evo bikes with different gearing

With yet another wheel size to contend with, tech editor Dan Cavallari heads to Park City to see if 27.5+ is a fad or the real deal.

The sprinter catapulted his way to a stage 7 win at the Tour de France aboard his Venge, conquering bunch sprint ahead of André Greipel

A close look at the daily driver Contador will use to race for the yellow jersey in his quest for a Giro-Tour double this season.

As record-high temperatures plagued the early stages of the Tour, riders in the pits used any means necessary to stay cool

Sky's leader took the yellow jersey by a slim margin aboard this Dogma during stage 3 of the 2015 Tour de France from Antwerp to Huy

'Spartacus' started stage 3 on the yellow bike but his special Trek lived a short life, as a brutal crash took down the GC leader mid-race

The German won stage 2 and hoped to recreate some of that success in stage 3 aboard the lime green Noah

Though Dennis did not remain in yellow for a second day, he got to enjoy his stage 1 victory with a custom paint job on his stage 2 bike

On a pancake-flat stage 2 of the Tour, Nairo Quintana pulled Canyon's all-rounder out of his quiver

The WorldTour team will use Focus Izalco bikes with the new wireless drivetrain in upcoming Tour de France stages

A wraparound visor design and an extended front make the new helmet stand out from other common designs

Rapha rolls out new garments for the Tour de France's foul weather and a skinsuit that's said to be even more slippery in the wind

The U.S. national TT champion represents America on Independence day for the Tour de France's opening stage in Utrecht, Netherlands

Stage 1 in Utrecht will be flat, fast, and hot, so riders like Boom are making adjustments for as much speed in the heat as possible

The defending Tour champion's quiver includes his all-rounder bike and his cobble-stage bike, among others

The time trial specialist will vie for a stage 1 win in Utrecht to lead off the Tour de France aboard this fit-tailored Specialized Shiv

A ground-up redesign yields a finished product with the stiffness of an aero bike but comfort that could fill the shoes of the all-rounder

The new CAAD12 promises a revolution in alloy construction: comfort, light weight, and a great price point, but promises aren't enough

Aiming to redefine the all-rounder race bike, Cannondale shaves weight and increases stiffness and compliance with some smart engineering

Women's MTBs will share the same platform as existing models, but with smaller frame and wheel sizes to accommodate shorter, lighter riders

Here are 10 fun gift ideas to give the cycling-mad father in your life, from simple, fun goods, to all-out, one-in-a-lifetime vacations

Scott Bicycles wades into the tire size debate with a new line of 27.5-plus bikes to be introduced next year

A new warning system from Byxee, video from 360 Fly, hydration help from Trago, ride data simplified with Bike Tag, and more

Bauke Mollema put Trek's new aero offering through its paces at the Dauphiné. The Madone got a facelifte and has some tricks up its sleeve

The latest release from the Italian company seeks to combine the golden trio of comfort, stiffness, and control in one svelte package

BMC shows off new Speedfox Trailcrew, Pedalsooner and Spinlister want to help you find a new ride, and Tile helps find your current one.

With his hour record attempt looming, Wiggins turns to 3D-printing technology to give him a modern edge

Here's the low-down on Shimano's new kicks, PowerTap's lighter G3, a raffle for a good cause, and Hammerhead's simplified navigation unit